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50% off Alton Towers9 Jun 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Travel

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armybike

5 Jun 16

Call 01303 490008 and quote BRO50 to get up to 50% off accommodation at the Alton Towers hotel, Splash Landings Hotel or Enchanted Village.

The letter I received says you can book online at altontowers.com/brochure but having spoken via Live Chat due to a technical glitch not all the deals are showing online, so calling the accommodation booking line is the better option.

I've just booked a Lodge in the Enchanted Village for half price

You can also add '2 Days for the Price of 1' on park entry/Splash Landings water park when booking.

Plus make restaurant reservation including the new Roller-Coaster Restaurant.

Edit: The booking I made for a Saturday night, so doesn't appear to be an off peak only deal.

The dates available go until the end of October.

You have until the end of June to take advantage of this offer - but obviously only whilst there's rooms available.

Top comments

Biggunspaul

5 Jun 16 12 #10

Yes because Alton towers are the only company that are in business to make money aren't they.

If you think they are so bad for making a profit then why don't you set up a non profit making theme park for us all to enjoy and put Alton towers out of business.

smart mart

9 Jun 16 4 #48

I have just booked a long weekend for my boys birthday for £600, then saw this. Well **** off, phoned up, cancelled my booking and re-booked whilst still on the phone saved a couple of hundred quid. THANK YOU ARMYBIKE.

MisShel

12 Jun 16 3 #56

Great find. Just booked a weekend in August which without code was nearly £500 for £240 for 3 adults & 1 child including 2 day tickets! Very pleased, thanks.

Stackayys

10 Jun 16 3 #50

Oh don't be so pedantic. You wrote the idiotic comment I apparently didn't read. The tickets have never been "almost" £100. They've been "almost" £50 for a while I.e £49..prat

Latest comments (73)

December1957

27 Dec 16 #73

gazman123

25 Sep 16 #72

anyone know if this is still valid?? trying to put the code in online but can't find anywhere to put it, also where do I find the live chat option???

poison3k

25 Aug 16 1 #71

Just got back from our stay at Alton Towers splash landings hotel, it was worth it for the water park in the hotel alone! I think we spent more time in the water than the actual park!!!

Thanks again for posting this deal, hopefully same again next year!

Bindu

22 Jun 16 #70

excellent, thank you so much.

Bindu

22 Jun 16 #68

Can anyone confirm the code when calling. I just tried BRO05 to be told it was close but not correct , then tired BR005 to be told its incorrect and finally tried EM50 which also didnt work.

funkonline to Bindu

22 Jun 16 #69

You were close It's BRO50 (BRO 50) you just muddled the last two numbers :smile:

Colbourneo

18 Jun 16 1 #67

This worked a treat, many thanks for the code and link.

aajaib

15 Jun 16 1 #66

Booked for the 25th July for 2 nights - £170 including the water park tickets too. Bargain

frakison

14 Jun 16 #65

Ahhhh, sorry mate, I guess my idea of "family" rides has changed a bit since my "little lad" grew up!! :smiley: In that case then yes, its a waste :disappointed: (on the plus side, Sub Terra is crap so no loss there!! :smiley:)

lawsangel

14 Jun 16 #64

Log flume - Closed permanently
Hex - Closed for refurb
Driving school - Closed for refurb
Charlie and the chocolate factory - Closed for refurb
Wobble world - Closed for refurb
Sub Terra - Closed for refurb

So yeah, thats 6 rides, and most of them are the ones my kids go on :disappointed:

poison3k

14 Jun 16 2 #63

its was 50%, tried without the code and it was £700, i paid £345 for 3 nights and added on the splash water park for two days.

We have merlin annual passes so we don't need the actual park entry tickets which helps keep the price down.

Places we have been this year so far are the Sea life center brighton twice, london aquarium, madame tussauds, chessington and legoland, now we will be adding alton towers to the list, also going to legoland again end of the month on an inset day... these things are well worth it as we will probably go back to thorpe park and chessington during the summer holidays and are planning a trip to shrek's adventure for daughters birthday.. all free entry and parking!!!

happy days

poison3k

13 Jun 16 2 #61

Thanks, just booked 3 night in August for the 4 of us.

blammo to poison3k

14 Jun 16 #62

What did yo end up paying if you don't mind me asking? Was it 50% off?

blammo

13 Jun 16 #60

I just checked and yes, it has sold out.

pisces81

13 Jun 16 #57

Groupon are charging £99 for two people at Alton towers hotel with crazy golf and water park included seems a better deal I emailed Alton towers directly and they said they couldn't beat the Groupon deal

funkonline to pisces81

13 Jun 16 #58

It depends whether you want to go to the theme park add the cost of the tickets you will need on that and see if it matches.

armybike to pisces81

13 Jun 16 #59

That deal has sold out hasn't it?

MisShel

12 Jun 16 3 #56

Great find. Just booked a weekend in August which without code was nearly £500 for £240 for 3 adults & 1 child including 2 day tickets! Very pleased, thanks.

funkonline

11 Jun 16 2 #55

Thought I'd come back now I have been (went on Wed/Thurs this week) Super deal and so glad you linked this offer. The staff at AT in both the hotel and park are some of the best customer service I have ever had. It was a good time to go as no queues for any rides longer than 15 mins and lovely weather. My only niggle was that a few of the rides are closed and some of the features in the gardens have scaffolding around them but I suppose they have to do matienence at some point :smiley:
Next up on my list is Chessington so I shall be keeping my eyes peeled for some deals here :smile:

HolyBob77

11 Jun 16 1 #54

Just read some of the idiotic comments on here. FYI I went to AT last May before the Smiler accident (the park was abandoned but it was term time) the price was (I think) £51.60 for a 'turn up on the day' adult ticket. I went again with the kids in July (we're SUCH bad parents - god, does anyone know how dangerous AT is?! I mean, come on, we were playing russian roulette with our kids lives (get a grip on statistics, people) - but in July, with the Smiler closed, THE TICKETS WERE EXACTLY THE SAME PRICE. However, in the 20+ years I've almost consecutively gone to AT, I've never paid more than £26 (i.e. BOGOF) to get in. And I've certainly never paid almost £100.

AT rocks, and anyone who has a differing opinion to me is, frankly, wrong.

I hope all the mard-people do stay away this summer so there's less queuing for me!

HolyBob77

11 Jun 16 1 #53

Great deal. Just booked 2 nights for the last weekend of July. £434 for a lodge in the Enchanted Wood including park entry for 5 (for 2 days). And for anyone who knocks Alton Towers, clearly you don't have a pulse.

fayraz

11 Jun 16 2 #51

Excellent deal I booked 3 adults, 1 young adult, 2 kids and 1 infant for £462 in the Alton Towers Hotel with a moon voyage interconnecting room.

armybike to fayraz

11 Jun 16 #52

Fantastic to hear :sunglasses:

Stackayys

10 Jun 16 3 #50

Oh don't be so pedantic. You wrote the idiotic comment I apparently didn't read. The tickets have never been "almost" £100. They've been "almost" £50 for a while I.e £49..prat

smart mart

9 Jun 16 4 #48

armybike to smart mart

9 Jun 16 1 #49

Great to hear! :smile:

Biggunspaul

9 Jun 16 1 #47

Like I'm going to listen someone who thinks Alton towers tickets ALMOST cost £100 and says a bolt caused an accident when it didn't,

A clear case of talking [email protected]

AdamBrunt

9 Jun 16 1 #46

But they have never been almost £100 either - nowhere near it. Try almost £45.

Anyone who is trying to claim that £43 is "almost £100" has a screw loose quite frankly. It is closer to "almost free" than "almost £100"

prash_2k

9 Jun 16 #45

Sorry my chatup lines don't consist of 'hey baby my wang length is...'

Don't know what kinda places u go to but the women I know are slightly more sophisticated.

Also Im not the one with the egotistical, narcissistic name of BIG GUNS PAUL

Do you mean tiny **** paul?

More like n

chichi008

9 Jun 16 1 #44

just booked a night inc breakfast for a family of 3 22/6/2016 at the splash landing hotel for £56.50 room only as I have annual pass to the theme parks.
I checked trip advisor and the same dates and package would have cost £119.

Biggunspaul

9 Jun 16 #43

The recent accident was caused by human error,not cost cutting on parts.Infact the safety features were proven to have worked as they should,yet they were overridden by a human.

Oh I accidentally pressed like to your post,don't get excited as I think your comment is just utter tripe.

Biggunspaul

9 Jun 16 #42

Almost £100 would be more like £98.And if it were £78 you would just say almost £80.

Do you also tell women your love length is almost 10 inches long,yet really you mean 2.5 inches.

prash_2k

9 Jun 16 1 #41

Again Adam as with Stackay. Before you go and miss quote people and make stupid assumptions. I said almost £100. Please see the dictionary to find out what almost means.

Missing bolt, faulty track, faulty brakes whatever. End of the story is people when to a theme park and lost limbs.

Lots of sympathy... Couldn't have found a better place to lose a limb. Lose a limb on the m1 and you defiantly won't get a 6 figure payout (nothing against the payout)

All I'm saying is when ur paying ALMOST £100 a ticket (regardless of any offers) they this kinda thing shouldn't happened.

It's happened because they cut safety for profit, if you believe anything other than that, then you've either never worked in business or ur a fool

Stackay

9 Jun 16 #29

Since when were tickets £100??

prash_2k to Stackay

9 Jun 16 #40

Learn how to read English. The word 'almost' before a figure means that the actual figure in question has not quite been reached.

So if some says 'almost £100' they don't mean exactly £100 they mean nearly £100. So maybe a figure like £70 or £80

Now let's test what you have learnt... If Fred says 'I need almost £200 to pay the phone bill'

Does Fred need:
A - £200
B - £250
C - any amount less £200 but not significantly less

frakison

9 Jun 16 #39

That's one ride!?! God, no one would ever go to AT if one ride out of action stopped them!! :smiley:

Biggunspaul

9 Jun 16 #38

I suspect they are referring to rides like the log flume that have been closed permanently.

I'm looking forward to seeing what new ride will replace the flume :smiley:

frakison

9 Jun 16 #37

Really??? According to RideTimes , Thirteen is the only ride that's currently closed??!?

frakison

9 Jun 16 #36

Exactly, idiotic comments on here by stupid people who can't read past the Daily Mail headlines will end up destroying a damn good theme park along with the many associated jobs.

lawsangel

9 Jun 16 #35

I was going to go this year with my kids until i found out most of the family rides are closed :disappointed:

AdamBrunt

9 Jun 16 2 #34

Alton Towers has never been £100 each to get in.

And before making crass/insensitive comments, check your facts as missing bolts had nothing to do with the accident. If you don't want to lose limbs [ which is highly unlikely anyway ] then don't sit in the front row of the ride; IIRC the only people who suffered major injury/limb loss were the ones in the front row only.

Biggunspaul

9 Jun 16 1 #33

If you were paying £100 per person to get into Alton towers then you must have been having your pants pulled down by ticket touts.Anyone with half a brain knows you never pay full price to get in and just buy a box of cornflakes or some other food product and cut out the half price voucher.

As for the bolts,what bolts are you on about and how are they connected to the entrance price ?

armybike

9 Jun 16 #32

Have you called them? 01303 490008 is the direct number.

jayblade74

9 Jun 16 #31

Is there an option for theme park tickets included

shevavironxx

9 Jun 16 1 #30

The deal is for 1 night only and they don't offer any upgrades on the groupon or the 2 days for 1 offer which is available direct with Alton Towers. Also it is off peak only Sunday to Thursday and certain premium weeks are blocked out completely. This deal if you are wanting the theme park and to go Friday or Saturday is far better.

Splash landings is excellent as well especially for no school ages kids in October.

Additionally it's best to ring as well to check availability as not all have been released and some are reserved for the groupon offer as well.

Gordybaillie

9 Jun 16 #28

Trying to get a good deal from approx 19th October for 2 adults, 2 children but prices don't seem to be 50% off.

prash_2k

9 Jun 16 #27

Good it's about time. Entry ticketed were almost £100 each before the accident.

£100 a ticket and they couldn't put a few bolts in place. Get real.

Lose a limb get £MILLIONS!

RedRain

9 Jun 16 #26

would rather play with a wood chipper its safer :confused:

leonpinchin

9 Jun 16 #25

If there's a bar there you'd better watch you don't end up legless, the drinks probably cost an arm and a leg anyway

ontheqt

9 Jun 16 #24

Not sure id want to risk going to this place, the pound is top dog not safety.

COJones

5 Jun 16 3 #7

...ppfftttt - where are the %off comments about limbs etc.???? Lazy do-gooding HUKD'ers :sunglasses:

rohitmkiller to COJones

9 Jun 16 #23

It's cheap for a reason. Is it worth the limbs of your loved ones? This is as good as a cash discount for limbs. Bye Bye, waves your limbs goodbye, oh wait, you might not be able to.

karlbatson

9 Jun 16 #22

Groupon have got a deal on too for AT which I booked before this deal coming on.

2 adults 2 children under 3 in enchanted village for 2 night with 1 day theme park, 1 day splash landings and crazy golf for £149.

https://www.groupon.co.uk/deals/ga-alton-towers-hotel?utm_source=i7j4Rz&utm_campaign=UserReferral_ma

Only splash landings, alton tower hotel and Spa hotel left on deal and they start from £99

_Barny

9 Jun 16 #21

These Lodges look really good and the park is nice and empty atm. short queues but not much atmosphere tho

richard0000

9 Jun 16 #20

Alton Towers? No thanks. Cold.

armybike

9 Jun 16 2 #19

Use this link - https://www.altontowers.com/brochure

progav

8 Jun 16 #18

were did you add code on booking page

armybike

8 Jun 16 #17

Glad you were able to take advantage :smiley:

Donnaspud

8 Jun 16 1 #16

This needs more heat. Just used this online for 50% off. Thanks.

armybike

6 Jun 16 #15

Glad you've been able to take advantage of the offer :smiley:

The lady I spoke with was also fantastic - something that's often missing with customers services staff.

funkonline

6 Jun 16 1 #14

Just used this and don't understand why it hasn't got more heat. Just booked a night for 2 adults at the Alton Towers Hotel with 2 days of the park and breakfast for £134. Just phoned them up and quoted the 'BRO05' and the woman was lovely :smiley: Heat added thanks for this OP! Much better value than the Groupon offer IMHO.

Biggunspaul

5 Jun 16 1 #13

You are saying about increased costs on a half price deal thread ?

From what I have seen the last few months,Alton towers are constantly running deals on accommodation and entrance tickets,and even extending the dates on certain promotions.

DLiquidator

5 Jun 16 1 #12

Took the kids to AT on inset in May and stayed at Enchanted Village for half price. Included in price is buffet breakfast (Harvester/Toby quality) for family and 2 days parking, plus some great family entertainment in Margaritas Bar (& I'm not easily impressed). Can't knock it at half price and kids (7&6) loved it. Just be aware that Log flume, Chocolate Factory, Driving School, Hex and Sub Terra are all closed in AT itself.

Rich069

5 Jun 16 1 #11

Alton Towers problem is though, people have noticed it, and arnt prepared to keep paying the increased costs (and the obvious fallout from the accident)-therefore numbers are down, therefore profits down and redundancies at the park. If it continues like this, then it'll eventually close. Sometimes a little profit, is better than none at all.

Biggunspaul

5 Jun 16 12 #10

armybike

5 Jun 16 #9

As the original post says you can use the code via altontowers.com/brochure and reductions are added.

However AT have acknowledge that due to a technical glitch not all the offers are showing if you go online (on the date I wanted no lodges were showing as available under the offer) so the best option is to phone up to confirm availability.

During the Live Chat I was given a geographic number to call, which I've included above, to prevent incurring additional charges when calling up if you have minutes included in a mobile/phone package.

I'm aware this deal won't appeal to everyone but if you're planning to stay over at AT have to possibility of saving a few quid.

Rich069

5 Jun 16 #8

I'm presuming it's via phone only, as the online codes never seem to work- or if they do, it's even more expensive than normal. Alton towers is all about the money nowadays.

armybike

5 Jun 16 #6

No, that's just the price of the accommodation but as a family of five it's actually about on par with price of accommodation (the half price, not full price cost).

The Alton Towers Hotel and Splash Landings Hotel have cheaper options.

Biggunspaul

5 Jun 16 #5

Does that price include the 2 days entrance to the park ?

armybike

5 Jun 16 #4

The date I've booked (a weekend in Sept) a Lodge in the Enchanted Village is normally £275 :confused: but got it for half price.

armybike

5 Jun 16 #3

It doesn't indicate so from the letter or when I spoke with the rep on the phone.

The calendar on the website didn't indicate it was. I was able to book a Lodge on a Saturday for half price, so isn't an off peak only offer.

uptheduffagain

5 Jun 16 #2

how much did you pay?

elainep

5 Jun 16 #1

Is it specific dates

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