Buy a box of Kellogg's and adults go FREE to all the venues on the link.
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Hinashah
7 Mar 17#24
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Buy a box of Kellogg's and adults go FREE to all the venues on the link.
I am going to London eye march15.can I use this offer ?does anybody know?
josephobrien2000
5 Apr 15#23
cool
teg2109
31 Mar 15#1
Does anyone no why london eye only runs till april i was looking to go in july and was looking for a good offer
so this is technically bogof? so not free then..............
josephobrien2000 to muffin247
4 Apr 15#21
yes, sorry. You're right. I intended to.post it under the voucher section. my mistake. the mobile app is a bit naff for posting.
djb123
4 Apr 15#19
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Last year Macdonalds did a half price family ticket for Legoland on the Lego Movie Happy Meals which was ideal for odd numbered families. Anyone seen anything similar this year?
xootom
4 Apr 15#18
We were wanting to do Alton Towers for CBeebies for my daughter's third birthday, Alton Towers is one of the locations where it's free under 4.
Dodge62
4 Apr 15#17
Very annoying when there are three of you wanting to go and you have to pay the artificially-inflated single person price for one of them.
wish123simp123
2 Apr 15#16
Anyone know of any blackpool pleasure beach offers, never seem to be in these, total grudging Laing full price for 2 1/2 year old, thanks x
lanc1979
2 Apr 15#15
Anyone who pays full price to enter any of these places needs shooting - there are literally hundreds of vouchers out there to get in BOGOF, half price etc...
And what everyone else has said, I think this offer started about 8 years ago, as that's how long I've been cutting the vouchers out for...
helpsav
31 Mar 15#4
Is this a free ticket for an adult no catches eg when purchased one adult ticket ?
Been on for ages, and yes, it involves a purchase of either a child or adult ticket. Cold.
josephobrien2000 to Initiation
1 Apr 15#13
yes appears to have been on a while. but not on hukd website as far as I could see. so needed a bit of exposure
missdanni
1 Apr 15#10
So, I'm guessing if we want to take our 3 year old (he wants to go to CBeebies land for his birthday) I can buy 1 adult ticket, the other adult one would be free and as he is under 4, he would also be free?
Can someone reply to this comment so I can remember to show this to someone? As long as someone replies it'll come through as some sort of notification and I'll remember. I'm using mobile version, hence why I cannot bookmark it or anything.
Niz to Dolphinzz
31 Mar 15#9
yes but remember they have worded it different this year it's the same two for one / buy one get one free, it's not a completely free adult ticket. It's a Buy a child OR adult ticket and get a adult ticket free.
sofiasar
31 Mar 15#7
price should be in title or this should be in freebies.
eslick
31 Mar 15#6
A similar offer at Frankies and Bennys went hot, I know which I would rather eat :smiley:
josephobrien2000
31 Mar 15#3
yeah this offer runs out April 3rd for the eye. but it lasts a long time for other places so that may be useful for others.
Elliemo
31 Mar 15#2
London Eye never has any offers on during summer holidays.
I've tried for the past few years. Kellogg's offer last year was winter only for the London eye
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Buy a box of Kellogg's and adults go FREE to all the venues on the link.
I am going to London eye march15.can I use this offer ?does anybody know?
Last year Macdonalds did a half price family ticket for Legoland on the Lego Movie Happy Meals which was ideal for odd numbered families. Anyone seen anything similar this year?
And what everyone else has said, I think this offer started about 8 years ago, as that's how long I've been cutting the vouchers out for...
http://grownupsgofree.kelloggs.co.uk/terms_conditions.html
the only snag is queue for payment as you can't use online
"Times+ members can enjoy two-for-one entrance to Merlin Entertainments’ Attractions all year round." [to end of 2015 season]
http://www.mytimesplus.co.uk/public/offers/2280-2-for-1-at-top-uk-attractions
t&c here
http://grownupsgofree.kelloggs.co.uk/terms_conditions.html
children under 3 get in for free. So children 3 and over don't.
I've tried for the past few years. Kellogg's offer last year was winter only for the London eye