Merlin annual pass half price, £75

hobbesy_2

Yay, dh finally found a moment to go put the pennies on our prepay card so I've bought us four gift vouchers! We had a fantastic weekend at Chessington last year so we're looking forward to going again, and trying the other parks too. Intended to buy family pass for 4 anyway so have only really saved £20, but £20 is £20 so I'm happy! Shame about the London attractions during August, but we'll just have to make sure we do our day out in London right at the start of the school holidays.

Long_tall_sally

Could someone give me a bit of help please? My son gets high rate disability and I am his carer. I want to buy tickets for him, me and also my daughter, so am I right in thinking that I only need to buy one disabled ticket & 1 individual ticket? Problem is when I click on the site, you can only tick whether you want to buy individual or family, not disabled. I can't even find a contact telephone no on the site to try & ring them to find out how I order a disabled ticket! Anyone, please?

Destroyer

Hi Sally, i would of thought that a normal individual gift voucher for your disabled son should be ok - theres nothing in the t's & c's that say you cant use that for a disabled entrant.

** 50% off valid for Individual and Disabled Merlin Annual Passes purchased online between 1st - 10th January. Not valid with family offers, renewal discounts or with any other promotion.

https://secure.madametussauds.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10661&catalogId=14552&categoryId=15109&productId=4211000028

The carer pass i believe is issued seperately.

SPL

hi

is anyone having problems buying this on line ? have tried through the chessington site and also the madame tusauds site and each says it has not been able to collect money due to a technical fault - there is credit available on my card for sure and i am using a mastercard credit card

dont know whether to try with a debit card but just worried in case anything goes wrong - at least with over £100 there is some recourse on the credit card operator or am i getting this wrong ?

thanks

geewhiz

I have read this whole thread and am trying to work out why I should buy a family of four ticket for £320 when 4 individuals are £300, does anyone know, can kids (4 and 5) get the individual tickets too ?

Io07

Hi
quick question: my son just turned 3 - do most of these attractions charge for 3 yr old?? I'm trying to work out if it would be cheaper to buy a seperate pass for him or just pay at the door for those that charge?? he's not that big built - about 93 cm tall whaen I last measured him!
thanks!

jellyhead

that was answered somewhere in the thread

jellyhead

elisebutt65 wrote: »

I find it's my eldest (14) who gets bored now as he's not really into history - he does love the Dungeons though:rolleyes: especially when I start shrieking all over the place!:eek::eek:

:rotfl:

The walk around the erm, ramparts is it called? is good exercise too, all those stairs!

Long_tall_sally

SPL wrote: »

hi

is anyone having problems buying this on line ? have tried through the chessington site and also the madame tusauds site and each says it has not been able to collect money due to a technical fault - there is credit available on my card for sure and i am using a mastercard credit card

dont know whether to try with a debit card but just worried in case anything goes wrong - at least with over £100 there is some recourse on the credit card operator or am i getting this wrong ?

thanks

Yes, I am! I have just tried to take the plunge & order 2 gift vouchers (Thankyou Destroyer for your advice) and it won't accept the order. I will try again tomorrow.

Io07

jellyhead wrote: »

that was answered somewhere in the thread

sorry! I must be going blind...but can't see it!:o

what have people actually done??? i think most people are considering buying a pass for their 4 yr olds...what about a just-turned-3?