Center Parcs Promotion codes

aliwatts

mspig wrote:

Has anyone got the code from adams as it gives you £75.00 off a center parcs holiday.

Thanks

Thanks for all your replies everybody, still need End of June early July next year if anyone knows of any codes.

Fingers crossed someone has the Adams code ?

Thanks

sluggy1967

mspig wrote:

Has anyone got the code from adams as it gives you £75.00 off a center parcs holiday.

Thanks

Is it a code or do the shop give you a voucher? I'm just wondering because I noticed the Center Parcs offer doesn't appear to be on their website?

mummytofour

Try sains also that gives discount depending on date.

mspig

sluggy1967 wrote:

Is it a code or do the shop give you a voucher? I'm just wondering because I noticed the Center Parcs offer doesn't appear to be on their website?

They give you a voucher with a code on the bottom which you can use on their website, you get a voucher when you spend £20.00 at Adams.
People are selling them on the ebay but are too clever to leave the code in the picture of the voucher

aliwatts

mspig wrote:

They give you a voucher with a code on the bottom which you can use on their website, you get a voucher when you spend £20.00 at Adams.
People are selling them on the ebay but are too clever to leave the code in the picture of the voucher

Some people are so greedy arent they??? At least MSE users want everybody to gain from any discounts, bargains etc.

sluggy1967

aliwatts wrote:

Some people are so greedy arent they??? At least MSE users want everybody to gain from any discounts, bargains etc.

Too true, mind you I'm really keen to try Center parcs & my son needs some new pyjamas, so maybe it's worth spending £20 for the discount, will have a look at the weekend & let you know if I have a voucher, it's not a store I would normally use.

aliwatts

We have been to Cntreparcs Sherwood a couple of times and the kids love it, definately worth a visit if you can. Good luck with the pj's at Adams

sluggy1967

I've just tried juggling with some dates & trying various codes (FAMILY, BARC96, PSLA96, SAINS) & with £75.00 off through adams (mind you, works out as £55 if I have to buy something) & it looks like the best I can come up with is the Sainsburys discount. It actually works out cheaper than getting £75 off so we might not need that elusive code after all! I think it depends entirely on dates you want to go & where (In my case 11th Dec at Whinfell - Lapland experience for my 3yr old!) still need to know whether I will be struggling up hills with hubby in wheelchair though!!!!

mspig

Hi Sluggy1967, Ive been to Whinfell twice now, both times with a buggy.
Some of the parc is quite hilly so may be a struggle but then their also a lot of flat ground. Not sure where the disabled accomodation is situated but i would presume its in the more flat grounded area.
Their was also alot of people there in wheelchairs both times so must not be that bad to get around.

All the shops, restaurants have disabled access too.

Hope that helps

Ms_Chocaholic

sluggy1967 wrote:

On a slightly different note, I've never been to CP but would love to go. Can anyone suggest which CP would be the best? My husband is a wheelchair user. Thanks

We've been to Longleat, Whinfell and Sherwood - I agree with Bunty that Longeat is hilly, it is also a large site, I understand Elveden, being in Norfolk is the flattest. I have regularly seen wheelchair users during our visit to Sherwood and, as far as I can recall, all facilities have disabled acces. You're hubbie will no doubt have a blue badge which entitles his car to remain on site for the duration of your stay (to use) so if you are concerned about how you will get about, you can use the car.