2 for 1 on main attrations

raq

Blonde moment from my friend who is sat here with me.

Can somebody please answer the following:

She has 2 lots of: 2 for 1 tickets for a main family attraction. 2 adults and 3 children just under the age of 15.

So what would she be paying for??

Could she give one to her partner and pay for him and the 15 year old

then the other for herself and pay for herself and two little girls??

So confusing as the website to really confusing

Thanks

balletshoes

well it depends on a couple of things really.

Is the 241 on all tickets, or only adult tickets, or for example one adult free when you buy a child's ticket?

Also, for the attraction she's looking to take her family to, what age is classed as a child's ticket up to?

fashionlover10

If it's possible the cheapest way to do it would be to use one 2 for 1 ticket for the two adults, another for 2 of the children and then just pay for the last child. That way she would only be paying for 1 adult and 2 children.

Thinking about it that way must be the most logical as then both tickets purchased using each 2 for 1 would be of the same ticket type. If that makes sense!

geoffky

TWO for ONE...only two per ticket one pays one free.

balletshoes

oh, and just to confuse a bit further - often 2 for one tickets are only valid on gate price, whereas if you book online for the same attraction, you might find its cheaper to do so.

Counting_Pennies_2

Most only are valid if you pay for an adult and then an adult or a child can go in free.

I have only found the Kelloggs offer allowed a childs entrance to be the paid before you get a free ticket.

So if it is Kelloggs go for paying for two children and get the two adults in free and pay for the extra child separately, ie 3 children paid.

If the t&cs state adult ticket needs to be purchased 2 x adult tickets and 1 x child ticket

raq

balletshoes wrote: »

oh, and just to confuse a bit further - often 2 for one tickets are only valid on gate price, whereas if you book online for the same attraction, you might find its cheaper to do so.

She thought exactly the same. As we said, all so confusing

Daughter is 14, so passes as a child and then two toddlers

raq

thanks for all your replies.

Sadly still unsure on what the best deal is for her

raq

Just went onto the legoland website to book the car park and it is stating no availability for tomorrow. So I gather she can,t go tomorrow. She is on the phone to legoland and been on hold for a while now.

Is she reading that correctly?? If no car park spaces no she cannot go??

raq

Just went onto the legoland website to book the car park and it is stating no availability for tomorrow. So I gather she can,t go tomorrow. She is on the phone to legoland and been on hold for a while now.

Is she reading that correctly?? If no car park spaces no she cannot go??