Anyone know the cheapest way to get into Drayton Manor for a family of 4?
moneybunny123
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We want to take our 2 young boys (aged 3 and 5) to Thomasland at Drayton Manor over Christmas but what's the cheapest way of getting in? (The 3 year old could probably pass for a 2 year old (who are cheaper) as he's very small).
Or do they offer a BOGOF on tickets, or buy 1 adult, get 1 child in free (similar, I think, to what Alton Towers do)?
Alternatively, we have some Tesco clubcard vouchers (possibly enough to buy 2 adult tickets). Can we then purchase the children's tickets on the door? With the Tesco clubcard voucher exchange, do you have to specify what day you want to go as we don't actually know yet - we want to wait and see what the weather's like. The Tesco website is VERY confusing to say the least.
Or do they offer a BOGOF on tickets, or buy 1 adult, get 1 child in free (similar, I think, to what Alton Towers do)?
Alternatively, we have some Tesco clubcard vouchers (possibly enough to buy 2 adult tickets). Can we then purchase the children's tickets on the door? With the Tesco clubcard voucher exchange, do you have to specify what day you want to go as we don't actually know yet - we want to wait and see what the weather's like. The Tesco website is VERY confusing to say the least.
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in caps and everything!
http://draytonmanor.co.uk/tickets-and-prices
I don't think you can use tesco vouchers for the christmas event