Legoland Windsor cheapest method

Jamesdeer001

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could let us know the cheapest method for gaining entry to Legoland Windsor please.

Going to be visiting in two Sundays time, 2 adults, 1 child above 3 and 1 child below 3.

We have the Kellogs vouchers but I notice that the under 3 gets in free anyway meaning we can only use 1 kellogs voucher against the over 3. As a result, it seems to me that we'd be paying for the over 3 child and 1 adult.

The over 3 adult is actually 3. So essentially, it seems to me that to visit with 2 adults, a 3 year old and 1 year old will cost us £88.20 which in my mind seems ridiculously expensive (I know it's our choice to visit)

Is there a cheaper method possible please?

Kind regards

susancs

You could use the Kellogs voucher to get one adult in free with the gate price of £46.80 for the two adults and buy one childs ticket online in advance for £31.05 which would be £77.85.
http://grownupsgofree.kelloggs.co.uk/

You might also want to consider checking out ebay as there are some people selling the Sun free tickets for the 28/9/14. There are some listed as buy now and seem to have good feedback.

Jamesdeer001

Thanks for your response

Fruit_and_Nut_Case

Only looked at this to see what the Thread Title was all about. Predictive text strikes again?

Jamesdeer001

Actually, using your method, could pay for the child on the day (41.40) and buy the other adult in advance (35.10) so £76.50 in total (plus £4 parking).

Jamesdeer001

Don't know what you're on about !?!?! Title updated, thanks

Kim317

If you have any Sainsburys Nectar points they are worth twice their value when used to pay for entrance to lego land.

Posiekins

In that situation, I would claim the 3yo isn't quite 3 yet and save myself the £41. Unless they are clearly nearly 4. Then only pay for the BOGOF adult tickets.
Maybe not entirely honest but that's a lot of money considering how many things he/she won't be able to go on.