Free brittrip points loophole(enuf 4 half price alton towers,chessington,thorpe park)

OohSoHolly

When you redeem a voucher it says the voucher can only be used by you and you have to take ID with you. Does this mean theres not any chance of me using more than one 1/2 price voucher at the same time?

agent1875

Hello Everyone, This is my first post here so please be kind to the newbee!!!
:beer:
I am looking for any walkers brit codes that you have but don't want, i have 4 grand children and would like to make this a good summer with plenty of outings, so the more points i can get the better, thanks in advance for any help
Cheers Everyone

claire21

remember the name you register in is the name that will appear on the ticket.

Complete the short survey - 2 points.

Bank codes
MBRIT TRIPA
MBRIT TRIPB
ect, up to MBRIT TRIPJ

also
MBRIT TRIPS
SAINS BONUS

should give you 26 points

Daily scratchcard

http://www.co-operative.co.uk/walkers/

claire21

Thanks all for this.

The free codes gave me a family day pass (2 adults + 2kids) for Dunster Castle and I didnt even have to buy a packet of crisps.

I emailed Dunster as I have 3 kids and as the yougest is 5 she is free.

jaxxbizkit

fantastic!
im up to 38 points now thanks to all of you guys!

moredough

Savagirl wrote: »

Is it just me or is the Alton Towers offer pants?
Under T&C's it says you can only redeem on the day and only one voucher per transaction. This would mean for my family
Each adult takes in one child (presumably child would be half price)
£34 + 12 (half £24)
£34 + £17 (eldest over 12yrs)
=£97!!!
Family ticket is only £90 on the day and £70 webprices!
Am I missing something?

Under Alton Towers T&Cs on Brit Trips website. Read number 6

6. Voucher cannot be used in conjunction with any other voucher, offer, any discounted or concessionary rates, annual, monthly or family passes, 2 day pass, group booking, rail inclusive offer, inclusive travel packages, pre-booked, timed or Fastrack tickets.

The way I read it is: A child is a concessionary rate. You'd have to pay full whak for your kids before getting the discount. Also pre-booked, meaning you'd have to pay gate prices.

I think the best way to save with Brit Trips is to have days out at the national trust sites, which is what I intend doing, and that way you save around up to £8.50pp.

For Alton Towers, there are better offers around, although this offer may work for some and is definately a lot better than paying full whak on the gate.

Thanks to all for all the free codes.

toejumper

hi just to say you dont have to open diffrent accounts for friends and family, go onto your brit trip account then my account, and update account details, change the name print your voucher then change the name back again have done this myself, then you can bank all your point into one account not several.

curlylox

toejumper wrote: »

hi just to say you dont have to open diffrent accounts for friends and family, go onto your brit trip account then my account, and update account details, change the name print your voucher then change the name back again have done this myself, then you can bank all your point into one account not several.

Hi Toejumper

This is all very confusing. I used your tip and was able to change the names and print out coupons with my sons names on them - thank you! Can you also collect all the free points in their names as well? Do you think I would need to open seperate a/c's in their names to collect the free 26 points by using all the codes on here?

I appreciate your thoughts!!!

phague

Hello,

Just wanted to make everyone aware of the 'Enjoy England' offers on the Brit Trips site - I only came across them by accident:

Basically there are loads of places, 2 for 1, for only 5 points.

Jstintimeforit

Hi,

I have just over 60 brit trip points banked and was thinking of a cheap day out with my 2 children to Chessington World Of Adventures.

Is it possible for my children to get any discount on the admission price? Or would i have to pay full price entry for them? as when i print the vouchers they have my name on them and they are too young to register for brit trip points for themselves.

Otherwise i think the free child with full paying adult vouchers available elsewhere would work out a better deal for me?

Justin