[free* Admission] To Alton Tower, Chessington Adventures, Thorpe Park, Madame Tus....

queensway_boy

tonyg wrote:

Thanks Rach from us all - if I could work out those weird happy smiley face things here I would also include one here!
Tony:D :j :A :T

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Jay-Jay_4

tonyg wrote:

Thanks Rach from us all - if I could work out those weird happy smiley face things here I would also include one here!
Tony

Have a look here for sra's excellent guide on how to get those weird, happy, smiley face things

richardb_2

If I want to get six people into Alton Towers on BOGOF would I need to spend over £10 at Superdrug three times to get three vouchers? Or do you get multiple vouchers or does one voucher admit more than 2 people?

BTW in case anyone is wondering I don't have a PAYO mobile, I don't need £30 worth of toiletries and I don't need 100 first class stamps! Hence my question ;-)

Thanks in advance for any advise.

Jay-Jay_4

Might as well stock up of toiletries anyway as you're better getting £30 of toiletries than spending £30 at Alton Towers.

What about razor blades, loo roll, toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner, deodorant etc? I could EASILY spend £30 on all that lot.

jo3uk

Is it me or do you get a booklet of vouchers with each purchase?!

The way I see it, each booklet gives you 5 bogofs - and the vouchers all say valid at any attraction...

Therfore spend £10 and get 5 people in free when 5 other people pay to get in?

Joe

jojofrog

Hi, Does anyone know of a promotion or discount voucher etc for Longleat, Pretty please!!
Thanks
Jo

mhoc

karendb wrote:

For those of you who live in the south, buying a Tussauds Annual Pass for the family can work out as a really good deal. The pass covers unlimited visits to Thorpe Park, Chessington, Alton Towers, Warwick Castle, London Madam Tussauds, as well as one visit to Efteling in Holland, Madame Tussauds in New York and others. We bought some passes a couple of years ago and paid £400 for the five of us. It sounds like a lot to fork out but we really made use of the passes and actually ended up with nearly £2000 worth of days out. Our kids won some good toys as well during various theme days and we also had money off vouchers and used those to buy ice-creams etc. Also, we packed picnics etc. so all we spent money on was petrol. For families with kids up to 12/13, it's a great way of keeping them occupied during the holidays and as you know you can come back for free, you don't feel the need to rush round and get on all the rides in one day which can be very tiring.

Definitely worth considering.

Karen

Efteling in Holland is the most amazing place, we went on a coach trip, very long way but one of our most memorable holidays!

mhoc

Jay-Jay wrote:

Might as well stock up of toiletries anyway as you're better getting £30 of toiletries than spending £30 at Alton Towers.

What about razor blades, loo roll, toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner, deodorant etc? I could EASILY spend £30 on all that lot.

And nappies and baby stuff

Mary.

knitwit

:j Thanks Rachel, hope I'm one of the lucky ones.

amazingkitkat

who's going to Alton tower this month?