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Merlin annual pass

The merlin annual pass sale has started details can be found here: http://www.merlinannualpass.co.uk/compare-passes.aspx
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  • Not bad prices this year
    Interesting to see the new VIP pass they are launching...
  • Can I buy a family of 3 for £79 each - 2 adults and a 7yr old? It says 3 above 12yrs maximum, but not minimum? Does my under 3 go free?
  • mum26
    mum26 Posts: 1,485 Forumite
    Mum wrote: »
    Can I buy a family of 3 for £79 each - 2 adults and a 7yr old? It says 3 above 12yrs maximum, but not minimum? Does my under 3 go free?

    Check the individual websites for the attractions as some go by height and some age x
  • Can I just check please, is this every year they do this sale? Me and hubby agreed months ago we were getting these for our kids for Xmas next year so if this is every year will have to do them an IOU lol, as buying 7 so this would save us loads! Thanks
  • Can I just check please, is this every year they do this sale? Me and hubby agreed months ago we were getting these for our kids for Xmas next year so if this is every year will have to do them an IOU lol, as buying 7 so this would save us loads! Thanks

    They have for the past 3 or 4 years but I wouldn't like to second guess, it may be worth waiting a few days next year to see and if they don't reduce them buy them on line you won't loose anything.
  • silvertabby_2
    silvertabby_2 Posts: 337 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    edited 28 December 2013 at 6:42PM
    MummyYummy wrote: »
    Can I buy a family of 3 for £79 each - 2 adults and a 7yr old? It says 3 above 12yrs maximum, but not minimum? Does my under 3 go free?

    Hi the family ticket is for 3 people with a maximum of 3 people 12 and over. If there is a family of 4 all 12 and over, they would be able to buy a family of 3 and an individual pass for the 4th person. In the case of your 3 year old check if you have to pay once 3 and over or if it depends on height, as suggested above. I have checked Alton towers and children under 4 get free entry. It may be worth dropping merlin an email before purchasing.
  • They have for the past 3 or 4 years but I wouldn't like to second guess, it may be worth waiting a few days next year to see and if they don't reduce them buy them on line you won't loose anything.

    Very true as will be buying anyway. Was going to get them for Xmas day but think will make my own "ticket" to wrap up and hope it reduces :) thanks for your help
  • I think my under 3 would be ok for height as shes only 1. Off to buy some passes, thanks op!
  • MummyYummy wrote: »
    Can I buy a family of 3 for £79 each - 2 adults and a 7yr old? It says 3 above 12yrs maximum, but not minimum? Does my under 3 go free?

    I had to buy my 2 year old a pass last year:eek:
  • zagfles
    zagfles Posts: 21,548 Forumite
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    Not bad prices this year
    Interesting to see the new VIP pass they are launching...
    £500 :eek: :eek:
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