Free pass to Art Galleries

thesimplethings_2

karendb wrote: »

Sorry - ignore that - I've just read the t & cs!

Hi, what is the answer as I can't find any T&Cs apart from the ones for the website! I've just submitted one for me and am now trying to get one for my husband using the same email and home addresses but when I click submit it just returns me to the homepage rather than giving me a thank you message!

Help!

Garetha

karendb wrote: »

Hi - I've signed up this morning for 4 of us, using the same email address for convenience sake, & home address. I've only had one confirmation though.

Has anybody done this & still received your passes, or have you used different email addresses?

Thanks - Karen

I think it needs different email addreses
I've just ordered two with different addreses and there was a confirmation screen in both cases

chalkysoil

we went to the Historic Dockyard Chatham ( tickets £15 odd each usually) Went on a battleship, a submarine and more . Fascinating, going back again soon.
Ordered tickets with seperate email addresses, but used same home address.
I have a few googlemail accounts and have set them to forward on emails to my main one.

SueMaggie

thesimplethings wrote: »

Hi, what is the answer as I can't find any T&Cs apart from the ones for the website! I've just submitted one for me and am now trying to get one for my husband using the same email and home addresses but when I click submit it just returns me to the homepage rather than giving me a thank you message!

Help!

The Ts & Cs from The Guardian newspaper when the offer was printed were:

1.The offer is a fee 90 day trial of the National Art Pass. Benefits include discounted or free entry to charging museums, galleries and historic properties as listed on the Art Fund’s website and discounted access to many exhibitions. Full details of all discounts available online.
2.Offer only open to UK and ROI residents aged 18 or over.
3.The offer can be redeemed by visiting artfund.org/guardian where you will be required to enter your name, address and contact details.
4.No credit card details will be required.
5.Your 90-day National Art Pass will be send to you by post. Please allow at least ten working days for your pass to arrive.
6.You may apply for your free 90 day trial from 7 May to 31 May inclusive.
7.Your pass will be valid for 90 days from the date of issue.
8.Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
9.Only one free trial per person.
10.National Art Passes are not transferable, no cash alternative is available.
11.Promoter: The Art Fund, Millais House, 7 Cromwell Place, London SW7 2JN

Aidy

I see Blist Hill Victorian Town in Ironbridge is also on here - great place to visit.

You het to change money into Victorian money at the Bank, then explore the town. Spend teh money on bread and cakes from the bakers, attend a Victorian school lesson (scary headmaster!!), go to the fun fair, visit the ironmongers, make a brick etc. etc.

Real hands on place.

http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/blists_hill_victorian_town/

juliebunny

Just ordered 3 at the same address - hope they all come out, would be good to get a bit of culture!

Enjoying reading your recommendations too!

Violetta_2

juliebunny wrote: »

Just ordered 3 at the same address - hope they all come out, would be good to get a bit of culture!

Enjoying reading your recommendations too!

I ordered 3 for the same address, had to use different email addresses & the 3 of them arrived in the same post so you should be fine.

Garetha

Aidy wrote: »

I see Blist Hill Victorian Town in Ironbridge is also on here - great place to visit.

You het to change money into Victorian money at the Bank, then explore the town. Spend teh money on bread and cakes from the bakers, attend a Victorian school lesson (scary headmaster!!), go to the fun fair, visit the ironmongers, make a brick etc. etc.

Real hands on place.

http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/blists_hill_victorian_town/

I agree - Blists Hill is well worth a visit. You feel as if you have stepped back 100 years - as you wander round the site. You need more than a day to do this one site.
Last year we used Tesco deals to buy a Passport Ticket which allows repeat daytime admission to all 10 IronBridge museums valid for 12 months.

thesimplethings_2

Thanks for all your replies re. using the same email address. Will get hubby to order his own but managed to order one for my daughter using my 2nd email address but same home address. Looking forward to a summer of culture!

Many thanks everyone xx

MissKay

Thanks. There's loads planned for the summer now.