Days Out Quick Deals Note discussion

posierosie

On the Eden Project website you can download a voucher for 2 for 1 entry until 30th June. It says this is for River Cottage subscribers, but I am not one and still managed to download the voucher.

http://www.edenproject.com/come-and-visit/whats-on/competitions/river-cottage-offer.php

KayTee76

Special £5 tickets for Woburn Safari Park's annual fundraising event on Friday 6th August 2010 are on sale on their website now. This year it is in aid of the Eastern Mountain Bongo.

The fun and fundraising begins at 3pm and runs until 9pm when the park closes. Last entry to the drive-through safari is at 7.30pm.



Evening activities include:

• Evening drive-through safari
• Mammoth Play Ark (indoor soft play)
• Arts and Crafts
• Bongo Art Competition for Children
• Games and Activities
• Face Painting
• Theatrical Play
• and much, much more!

The £5 tickets are only valid from 3pm, so it's a great deal if you live locally. It's raising money for a beautiful animal too!

Eagle_Eye_for_Deals

I've just heard Crealy Theme Parks in Devon and Cornwall now accept Tesco Vouchers.

Great news ...especially as I will be there on holiday this summer!:j

Crealy

Crealy Theme Parks in Devon & Cornwall have a great offer for Free Entry for Dads on Fathers Day (Sunday 20 June) with the voucher on website whattodowiththekidsdotcodotuk/fathersday/crealy.htm

Jeff77

Found this tasy looking deal for cheap return train tickets with an Oyster Card:

http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/oyster

On their website:

£5 return: Brighton, Bognor Regis, Eastbourne, Littlehampton or Southend-on-Sea.
£5 return: Arundel, Chichester, Dorking or Windsor.
£10 return: Oxford or Cambridge.
£15 return: Salisbury, Stratford-upon-Avon or Winchester .
£15 return: Birmingham, Liverpool or Southampton.
£20 return: Bournemouth, Bristol, Cardiff or Norwich.

char3101

Britain For Free is a guide to 300 of Britain's best free days out. Bang up to date ( only published last week)
Available from Amazon, Waterstones and the usual suspects
I'll come clean and say i work for the publisher - but i've read it, loved it and am already planning my trip to see the whale's willy and wrinkle-free, overstuffed walrus at the Horniman museum.
:rotfl:

abanx

thank you for posting this - very useful as we are planning a few day out over the weeks & ythis will defo save the pennies..

Another great offer too, if your planning a day out in September the PSP Southampton BoatShow is on - kids go FREE - for every standard adult ticket for £13 upto 2 kids can go free, but have to be under 15. the promo code S12, then just select standard day and chose number of adults. dont forget to put number of children tickets as I forgot this first time i did it...

snowbabe_2

Thanks for the link to Dreamboats and Petticoats tickets for £10. Saw the ad on Friday, booked Saturday (oh so easy), went Monday. Seats 3 rows from the front. Took my two 17 yr old grand-daughters. Plus discount deal on Zizzi meal before the show. Total saving around £130................... We all had a great time and Tony Christie sang " show me the way to Amarillo"........... Brilliant:j:T:T:j:T:T:j:T:T:j

Jenny1977

Am new here but I thought I would let you know I have seen that Crealy Great Adventure Parks in Devon and Cornwall are offering free returns for a week after the first visit. You just need to get a wristband before you leave! There is so much to do it is a great money saver! Also if you book your tickets online you save even more money.

Notzarina

Just posted this to another thread but hope this is the right place...

I visited a couple of the Shakespeare Houses last week - his Birthplace and Dig at his last home. 2-4-1 voucher on their website:

Go to houses 'dot' shakespeare 'dot' org 'dot' uk 'forward slash' 5142334.

All their tickets let you go back as many times as you like for a year. Mary Arden's Farm is next on my list - taking my nieces for a day out - lots to do for kids in the hols.

:j