Alton towers + waterpark and themepark?

21yrold

Hiya guys!

Me and 5 other mates want to go both attrations for a weekend (15th 16th 17th october) and i was wondering if there is any offers or if its cheaper to book them seperate ie 2-4-1 etc?

Just looking for a bit more info from the people i the know

Thanks again,

Neil

Discount_Davina

If you are going to the theme park on the first day, you can pick up a 'tomorrow2ticket' at the park that you can use at the waterpark for a discounted £9 per person, (rather than on the gate price for the waterpark of £14).

Stompa

http://boards.fool.co.uk/Message.asp?mid=11986122

sweetheartlmg

Just received this offer by e-mail, really tempted to book, anyone beat this price of £259 for 2 adults & 2 children, 2 night hotel, DBB & 1 day pass at Alton Towers and 2 day pass for Waterworld.

http://www.hotelshopuk.com/hotels/quality-hotel&id=9225&boardtype=411


Minimum number of Nights: 2
Includes bed & breakfast, 2 course evening meal on both evenings* + 1 day Family Pass into Alton Towers & a 2 day pass** into Waterworld - the UK's No. 1 Aqua Park. Maximum child age is 11.* Children eat from childs menu. Guests will also receive a FREE drink on arrival. **Includes instant entry (no queues!) on your 1st days visit!

susancs

sweetheartlmg wrote: »

Just received this offer by e-mail, really tempted to book, anyone beat this price of £259 for 2 adults & 2 children, 2 night hotel, DBB & 1 day pass at Alton Towers and 2 day pass for Waterworld.

http://www.hotelshopuk.com/hotels/quality-hotel&id=9225&boardtype=411


Minimum number of Nights: 2
Includes bed & breakfast, 2 course evening meal on both evenings* + 1 day Family Pass into Alton Towers & a 2 day pass** into Waterworld - the UK's No. 1 Aqua Park. Maximum child age is 11.* Children eat from childs menu. Guests will also receive a FREE drink on arrival. **Includes instant entry (no queues!) on your 1st days visit!

I don't think this deal is for the AT hotels as Waterworld is a different attraction 14 miles from there. You can often get cheap hotel deals. For example when we went in June we stayed at the Ashbourne Travelodge for £9 a night (booked in advance in the last sale) and was 15 minutes drive away. They have a new pub next door that does cheap meals including breakfast.

jackieblack

susancs wrote: »

I don't think this deal is for the AT hotels as Waterworld is a different attraction 14 miles from there. You can often get cheap hotel deals. For example when we went in June we stayed at the Ashbourne Travelodge for £9 a night (booked in advance in the last sale) and was 15 minutes drive away. They have a new pub next door that does cheap meals including breakfast.

How was the Ashbourne Travelodge? We've stayed in a few Travelodges, of varying quality - just wondered where on the scale this one came out?

susancs

jackieblack wrote: »

How was the Ashbourne Travelodge? We've stayed in a few Travelodges, of varying quality - just wondered where on the scale this one came out?

I would say it hasn't been open that long as it was all very clean and new looking. It had a pub next door that also looked like a new build called the Stepping Stones which had an outside eating area and play area for kids. The pub did quite nice food and was reasonably priced (also I signed up with Marstons emails in advance and got a 50% off voucher emailed to me). Not much of a view as a field in front and was hard to find with the TL postcodes (must be because it is a new build) but if you use the Marstons Stepping Stones Pub postcode you won't have a problem. It is about a 5-10 minute drive into Ashbourne Town itself and across the main road from the pub/the TL is a small trading estate which has an M&S simply food for snacks, papers etc. Plenty of parking in front of the TL and pub.