2 adults 2 children at legoland for 50 pounds

mrspatch

WOW - it cost me over £100 with a voucher for 5 of us.

Never go on a weekend though - it is hell, and you wont get on all the rides

stacyl1977_2

Went last year to see the firework display-Wow!! It was amazing and the day was cheap because we used Tesco clubcard deals and because there was a sewerage problem in one part of the park for a short time, we were given another day pass each (4of us) to use this year. So will definately be going back. Our children loved it and it has worked out extremely cheap for us

galvanizersbaby

Is anyone else having problems accessing the link?

I keep trying but not having any luck

galvanizersbaby

1980babe wrote: »

Only valid on weekdays - good way to block the kids from going!! Well done legoland!

I thought Legoland was for kids?!

Aidy

1980babe wrote: »

Only valid on weekdays - good way to block the kids from going!! Well done legoland!

Surely this is what Baker days (Teacher training days!!) were invented for!!

stmidwife

Thank you so much for this, have been wanting to take my kids there for ages.

1980babe

galvanizersbaby wrote: »

I thought Legoland was for kids?!

It is.
However all the days on the promotion, school aged kids will be at school, so its not so money saving...

gghh

it does say "parent and toddler club" so i'd imagine the promotion is aimed at children aged 3 and 4 who have not started school yet so could be moneysaving if you wanted to take your young child on a less busy day and for less money

stmidwife

gghh wrote: »

it does say "parent and toddler club" so i'd imagine the promotion is aimed at children aged 3 and 4 who have not started school yet so could be moneysaving if you wanted to take your young child on a less busy day and for less money

The voucher is valid for children aged 4 - 15 years. Not being picky by the way, just wanted to let people know.

gghh

My voucher says 3-15 years.
I just thought that the idea was to aim it at parents of "toddlers" (used loosely as i wouldn't class a 3/4 yr old as a toddler but under 3's are free anyway) and then, because it's such a bargain compared to their usual prices, I'm sure a lot of parents would consider letting an older child have the day off so they can have a family day out :-)