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Thorpe park tickets
strawb_shortcake
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We've not been to a Theme park for awhile, what's the best way to book tickets these days?
I'd probably book a hotel for one night, but struggling to work out if it's best to book in advance, take advantage of the 2-4-1 offer or go via Blue Light Card?
Any tips most welcome?
Premier inn will cost around £57 for one night.
Thank you
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Either book in advance on Thorpe Parks website or if you have some cereal use the Kellogg's 2for1 code or blue light discount, whichever is cheaper. Generally Kellogg's is a few quid cheaper (£64 for two) compared to a standard booking (£37-42 each depending on date) if you have an even number of people. I don't know what the blue light price is.
Just check them all and see which is cheapest to book.
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