Legoland Tesco Clubcard - Special Offer

aloiseb

QUOTE "When we've been before we've paid with 2 Clubcard tickets for the kids and a BOGOF coupon for the adults in 1 transaction and we've never had a problem."

That's good to know - thanks!:j

QUOTE "I'm pretty sure most of these BOGOF deals state that you get 1 person in free with a full paying adult so I don't think you can get away with only paying a child rate."

That's true for most, but sometimes they do make them so that 2 adults can get in for the price of one. I remember using some a few year's back.:)

On the plus side, the kiosk worker will soon need an advanced degree in maths to work out which is the cheapest way for a family to get in with different ticket combinations...thus solving the graduate unemployment problem.:cool:

FiFi_Mad_Mum

Just to reiterate, the voucher that Tesco's is handing out is available for one free entry per full paying adult, so it's a free entry for adult or child.

The last time we went (2 yrs ago) we used Tesco clubcard for adult tickets and printed off some vouchers someone had posted at the time which gave us reduced/half price child entry, we used them together, I just told the cashier that the clubcard where for adults. I can't remember what the promotion was but it was something like Walkers crisps.

HTH FiFi

NaughtyAngel2007

anyone know the closest caravan park to lego land ?

FiFi_Mad_Mum

melandtony wrote: »

anyone know the closest caravan park to lego land ?

Static or touring?

FiFi

jdpwest

I am planning on going in June , 2 adults, a 7 year olf and a 3 year old. I have 2 tickets paid for with Tesco Clubcard points for me and the 7 year old and my wife and 3 year will go in on their "pre schooler" offer. Which is £15 for an adult and under 6. Valid during the week and term times. Am planning to go on a friday when its the training day for the 7 year old so wont be as busy.

So , all 4 of us get in for £15 in cash. Cheapest way I could find to get in.

busylady_2

does it work for legoland in manchester?

happi_2

If you are going to Legoland during on a weekday in term time and are taking a 3-5 year old, then have a look at the toddler offer as it only costs £15 for both the adult and the pre-school child:

http://www.legoland.co.uk/PageFiles/1562/LLW%20Online%20Preschool%202011%202.pdf

It is a great offer if you have a pre-schooler. Also, if you have a child in reception/year 1, you could always use it during an inset day as most weekdays seem to be included.

The Atlantis submarine ride opens on Friday...very exciting!

vegasvisitor

On the tesco clubcard deals offer, it states that the voucher will be printed with your name and possibly your postcode. Will they request ID, for proof of name and postcode when you enter the park? Basically wondering if I can trade in for the deals for someone else to use.