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E: 10/06 Win a family trip to Thorpe Park
https://www.penguin.co.uk/discover/childrens-articles/win-a-family-trip-to-thorpe-park-with-the-kid-who-fell-through-time
To celebrate the release of The Kid Who Fell Through Time, a brand-new time-travel adventure from Greg James and Chris Smith, Puffin Books have teamed up with Merlin Entertainments for an epic prize!
Win a day of fun, action and adventure for the whole family in Thorpe Park. To enter, all you need to do is simply fill out your information using the form below - good luck!
Entries must be received by 23:59 BST on 10th June 2025 to be valid.
The prize is five tickets for a family at Thorpe Park, with £200 to spend on travel costs. One prize package for one winner. The prize package consists of five (5) one-day theme park entry tickets to Thorpe Park valid for one use on or before 31st October 2025 .
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