Buy one get one free adventure with Bic, I'm going Scuba diving!!

milo5 · 11 May 2006 at 6:05PM

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What’s the deal?
Who says MoneySaving isn't dangerous and exciting? Bic's running a 2for1 promotion on a whole host of adventure sports, including: bungee jumping; canoeing and kayaking; climbing; scuba diving; go-carting; paintballing; skiing and snowboarding; surfing and warterskiing.

How to sign up?
First have a look at the experiences on offer. Next, pick up a special promo packet of Bic Comfort 3 razors (currently reduced from £2.89 to £1.89 at Tesco). Inside the pack is a special code which you’ll need to enter online. Bic will then send you a voucher allowing you to take a mate for free on your chosen adventure.

Examples of 2for1 activities
*Bungee jumping for 2 people including insurance £50 at the UK Bungee Club (nationwide)
*Full day paintballing £9.99 for two at Go Ballistic (nationwide)
*Xscape Milton Keynes Snowboarding/Skiing prices 1 hour peak £21 for two people

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Not sure if this is the right place for this,

But bic are running a pretty cool offer, if you buy one of their C3 razor packs (they have a little yellow surfer wrap sticker type thing on them) which contains a special code, go to their site:
http://www.bicadventures.com/
& choose from shed loads of 'bogof' activities, choose what you want & where, enter your code & details - you'll then get emailed a voucher.

I got my son a free scuba diving lesson! (i have to go to.. tough huh?) but they have all sorts of others, bungee jumping, paintballing, climbing - at places all over the country.

enjoy

Milo5

Hopelesswithmoney · 11 May 2006 at 7:02PM

Thanks for that. Lots of things to do where I live.

normal · 11 May 2006 at 10:39PM

A very good offer! Not sure what I want to do but might go and buy some razors anyway!

milo5 · 12 May 2006 at 10:08AM

I'll let you know how we get on with the diving.. I've never done it before. there's also a 2for1 offer for skiing/boarding sessions at Xscape in milton keynes on there (i seem to remember that place being pretty pricey), so that'll be next on my list..

zoescrims · 12 May 2006 at 2:41PM

Thanks for the offer.
Any idea how much paint ball ting would cost for a person?would love to try it

phoebe03cat · 12 May 2006 at 3:06PM

milo5 wrote:

Not sure if this is the right place for this,
But bic are running a pretty cool offer, if you buy one of their C3 razor packs (they have a little yellow surfer wrap sticker type thing on them) which contains a special code, go to their site:
http://www.bicadventures.com/
& choose from shed loads of 'bogof' activities, choose what you want & where, enter your code & details - you'll then get emailed a voucher.

I got my son a free scuba diving lesson! (i have to go to.. tough huh?) but they have all sorts of others, bungee jumping, paintballing, climbing - at places all over the country.

enjoy

Milo5

Need to note this is all only for the over 18's though....my daughter's not happy!

thomasbentley_2 · 12 May 2006 at 3:21PM

any one want to share a promo code?
pretty please
TB

barijohn · 12 May 2006 at 5:24PM

A point on Scuba Diving,

I am in a BSAC dive club and we run Suck it and See courses for around £30 for 3 lessons. I would suggest anyone who wants to try Scuba Diving give their local BSAC club a ring as you can usually do it for a lot less than the Red Letter Day things.

Check out https://www.bsac.org

HTH

Bari.
https://www.amsac.org.uk

martinbliss · 16 May 2006 at 8:19PM

dont get conned by the paintballing. the £9.99 fee will include your overalls, safety equipment and gun and maybe 100 paintbals. you may think 100 paintballs sounds good but you will fire through those in minutes and if you plan on a good few hours of action you will be charged a lot more for extra supplies.

try to fiind out if there is any discount on the better packages where you get more paintballs included as they offer discounts for bulk buying them

Budgeteer_2 · 18 May 2006 at 7:47AM

I don't think the xscape at castleford allows two people to use the voucher

"Snowboard and ski lesson is valid for the same person only on same or alternative dates. Recreational Skiing and Snowboarding free hour is for consecutive hours only and is not transferable to another date or person. Minimum age 7yrs."

The_Old_Bag · 18 May 2006 at 1:46PM

Boots have these on bogof, but as I stood in the very long queue, I read all the tiny writing on the front, and it said No Purchase Needed !
Can those of you who did buy confirm this or not. I gave up in the end because of the queue, but if I need to buy them, I will do ?
Thanks

Buy one get one free adventure with Bic, I'm going Scuba diving!!

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