legoland on the cheap?

karren · 20 February 2006 at 7:52PM

Hi my little girl wants to go to legoland for her birthday on the 24th april, has anyone any tips on how we can go on the cheap as there are two adults and two children 2years and 6yrs, i would appreciate any ideas, thanks.

deanos · 20 February 2006 at 7:56PM

The Mirror usually do free tickets around this time of year for theme parks keep an eye out

suziewuzie · 20 February 2006 at 8:20PM

There is a deal with Tesco clubcard vouchers - saw it today in the latest clubcard deals booklet. Have fun!!

whitty999 · 20 February 2006 at 8:24PM

http://www.whattodowiththekids.co.uk/vouchers.htm
follow this link please register with site as it really is a great site for discount codes,This link should give you Up to £25 off entry to LEGOLAND Windsor
Children under 3 go free,To make the most of the discount get another family to go along or grandparents etc

80934 · 20 February 2006 at 9:53PM

Have a look at the thread on Travelodge £10 rooms - I have managed to book 4 nights in a family room for £40 not too far from Legoland in the summer holls and plan to buy the entrance tickets with my Tesco clubcard vouchers!

80934 · 21 February 2006 at 9:21AM

Forgot to say - take a picnic to Legoland - as the food & drink is pricey!

rchddap1 · 21 February 2006 at 9:28AM

We always take a picnic to theme parks as usually the food is expensive. This year we're going to get into Thorpe park for free thanks to Tesco clubcard deals. Will still take the picnic, but if we do decide to eat there it won't do a lot of damage.

Something else we do is the night before we get some spare bottles, bung in loads of drink (squash) and then freeze them. When we go to the theme park...in the bag they go and we then have nice cold drinks without having to pay extortionate prices.

Mrs_Thrify · 21 February 2006 at 12:49PM

karren wrote:

Hi my little girl wants to go to legoland for her birthday on the 24th april, has anyone any tips on how we can go on the cheap as there are two adults and two children 2years and 6yrs, i would appreciate any ideas, thanks.

Last Year I had an out of season Lego land ticket, along with a friend. We took our young children every few weeks. Great if you live close enough for day trips. The children can become members of the lego club and recieve free comics in the post. try joining your 6yr old into the club through the web, you may get discount vouchers!!!
Going in April will be cold, so take warm clothes!Also rain macs for the April showers! Avoiding the £2.50 rain macs and £6 umbrella's.As well as taking your own food I recomend a flask of hot chocolate. Our's was much appreciated late in the day. Happy Birthday to your child.

yorkshirepudding_4 · 21 February 2006 at 3:11PM

80934 wrote:

Have a look at the thread on Travelodge £10 rooms - I have managed to book 4 nights in a family room for £40 not too far from Legoland in the summer holls and plan to buy the entrance tickets with my Tesco clubcard vouchers!

which travelodge is this please? im being lazy i know!!

80934 · 21 February 2006 at 5:29PM

yorkshirepudding wrote:

which travelodge is this please? im being lazy i know!!

Newbury Chieveley M4 was the one I found!

frootbat · 21 February 2006 at 6:34PM

I've been looking into this too, I can't believe the price of the tickets!!!!! :eek:

If you're a member of the AA, One free child entry per AA membership card with full paying adult

http://www.theaa.com/services/member_benefits/legoland.html

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