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It’s not too late! Run your own Easter egg hunt with Billy Bunny. Free, interactive, and ready in minutes for homes, offices, and museums.
The Roald Dahl Museum is trialling Billy Bunny’s Easter Egg Hunt as a free, eco-friendly digital trail. With no app or upfront cost, it’s a simple way to test interactive visitor experiences on-site.
This Easter, families can run their own Billy Bunny Easter Egg Hunt at home. Simply print the eggs, hide them around your house or garden, and let children scan the QR codes to unlock a free interactive story on their phone or tablet.
What if an entire town became an Easter Egg Hunt? Trowbridge is testing the idea with the free Billy Bunny game, guiding families through streets, shops and public spaces with playful digital storytelling.
Margam Country Park is trialling Billy Bunny’s interactive Easter Egg Hunt – a QR-powered, story-driven trail that turns a simple walk through the gardens into a playful digital adventure for families.
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Museums know they should try digital, but cost and risk hold them back.
Billy Bunny changes that: a free Easter game with no new hardware and nothing new to learn.
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Billy Bunny delivers a simple, story-led Easter game that delights families and builds lasting engagement.
Most Easter activities rely on printed trails and crafts.
They work, but they struggle to compete with the interactive games children already play on their phones and tablets.
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