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Cheapest tickets for Alton Towers
pramsay13
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What's the cheapest way for a family of 2 adults / 3 children to visit Alton Towers for 2 days midweek over the next few weeks?
We have used all our Tesco vouchers so they are not available.
We do have a Blue Light Card.
We have used all our Tesco vouchers so they are not available.
We do have a Blue Light Card.
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Easiest cheap price is probably will be whatever discount you can get from Blue Light Card.pramsay13 said:What's the cheapest way for a family of 2 adults / 3 children to visit Alton Towers for 2 days midweek over the next few weeks?
We have used all our Tesco vouchers so they are not available.
We do have a Blue Light Card.
But you could also look for Kelloggs or Carex vouchers as that is two tickets for £53 (so £26.50 each).
Normal online price is now £39 for the school holidays.0 -
They also sell two day passes for £44. I got these for MrM, my 16yo & his friend but I did book back in April for an August visit.
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