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Free kids days out save loads of money!!!
Bishopna
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This is my first post - I hope it's in the right place. Sorry if it isn't.
I had a look on Ebay today for Alton Towers vouchers to take my three boys as a treat (no way can I afford the full price! :eek: ). Anyway I found loads of vouchers for other places. I've bought loads of them today (although I've only spent £4.75
) and have got enough to keep us going for the rest of the school holidays! I've worked out that I will save about £65 on the normal cost :j . I've bought a few for places near the mother-in law's too which should make me feel less guilty about leaving the three monster-children with her next week
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I know these aren't strictly 'free' but the kids get in free with the vouchers and they are really cheap.
Just look in 'Tickets & travel', 'gift vouchers & coupons', 'amusement park/attractions - there's hundreds of them!
I had a look on Ebay today for Alton Towers vouchers to take my three boys as a treat (no way can I afford the full price! :eek: ). Anyway I found loads of vouchers for other places. I've bought loads of them today (although I've only spent £4.75
I know these aren't strictly 'free' but the kids get in free with the vouchers and they are really cheap.
Just look in 'Tickets & travel', 'gift vouchers & coupons', 'amusement park/attractions - there's hundreds of them!
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most of the 2 for 1 vouchers can be found free on the internet, alton towers, thorpe park, chessingtons and loads more and most of these are 2 for 1 for adults to not just kids
http://kidsvisitfree.pizzahut.co.uk/Home
also this site has quite a few including pleasurewood hills
http://www.visiteastofengland.com/special-offers/lets-go.aspx
i hope the links work i havent done these before.
there are loads of free sites about if anyone can think of more post below.
if you havent got a printer or ink ebay is ok. but you only need to print these out and you can have as many as you want.0 -
If you are in the northwest, or are visiting the northwest on hols, 1054centuryfm website have some free childrens tickets with full paying adults, for some venues around the northwest such as blackpool zoo (which I took my 3 children to last week, and is very good, my hubby had one ticket and took my 9yr old with him free on one till, I had another ticket and took my 5yr old through free on a nother till, and my baby was free anyway, cost £13.50 each adult and £2 for guide, instead of £48 i think it would have been for family ticket), chester zoo, maize maize-apple jacks farm, camelot theme park, blackpool tower&circus. Link below
http://promo.gmgradio.com/2540/
if you cant have what you want, be grateful for what you have :T
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angelrainbow wrote: »most of the 2 for 1 vouchers can be found free on the internet, alton towers, thorpe park, chessingtons and loads more and most of these are 2 for 1 for adults to not just kids
http://kidsvisitfree.pizzahut.co.uk/Home
also this site has quite a few including pleasurewood hills
http://www.visiteastofengland.com/special-offers/lets-go.aspx
i hope the links work i havent done these before.
there are loads of free sites about if anyone can think of more post below.
if you havent got a printer or ink ebay is ok. but you only need to print these out and you can have as many as you want.
Also if you havnt got ink/no printer,then the local library will only charge 10p for downloading and printing a ticket off,surely this is also cheaper than ebay too.Just a thought if you only need one/two tickets maybe.0
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