National Trust 5-card packs (and tea vouchers) REDUCED! and FREE Delivery over £10 - £6.66 @ Pink & Greene

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National Trust 5-card packs (and tea vouchers) REDUCED! £6.66 and FREE Delivery over £10.

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Free P&P Pink & Greene27 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Other

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hockeyguy

26 Dec 16

Remember to choose the cards with the tea for two sticker in the corner and use the code 5PACK.

Dear Customer,

National Trust 5-card packs just £6.66.

To celebrate a year of great offers, we're reducing our bestselling National Trust 5-card packs to £6.66 this week (from £9.99).

For comparison, 5 National Trust cards at W H Smith are £16.75.

To get the discount, enter the code 5PACK when you checkout.

The offer ends on Thursday, 29th December. See below for step-by-step instructions on how to use it and its terms and conditions.

As usual, orders over £10 are delivered free to UK addresses.

With best wishes,

Pink & Greene.

Top comments

egyptiangirl

27 Dec 16 3 #10

Is there an expiry date for the tea vouchers?

All comments (31)

cb-uk

26 Dec 16 #1

Tis the work of the Devil :wink:

jasee

26 Dec 16 #2

Used many times! It`s nice and quiet at Christmas time and into the New Year at many of the properties

lisamurfin

26 Dec 16 #3

Just ordered 2 to get the free Del. Handy thank you cards for the kids to send out. Heat added, thanks OP

hockeyguy

26 Dec 16 1 #4

Thanks. We ordered two packs for free del as well!

srp111

27 Dec 16 1 #5

5 cards for £6.66 :confused:

chillianna to srp111

27 Dec 16 #9

but you get a tea voucher with each card, so £6.66 for 5 pots of tea (each pot is for 2 people). :smiley:

Deedie

27 Dec 16 1 #6

how much is delivery?

I'm assuming you cant actually buy this item for the price stated. the postage price should be added to the deal.

djbarbee

27 Dec 16 1 #7

Card Club is our free discount scheme. It gives you 15% off automatically, every time you shop. It's free to join and there's no commitment - it's just our way of encouraging you to buy your cards from us!
For more information on how to join, visit our dedicated Card Club page.

rivellangel to djbarbee

27 Dec 16 1 #8

To join Card Club you have to put in an order and use code CARDCLUB. Code does not stack with code 5PACK.

egyptiangirl

27 Dec 16 3 #10

Is there an expiry date for the tea vouchers?

Crapweasel

27 Dec 16 #11

Where does it say that there is a tea voucher per card? Can see a little label on the front of the pack, saying 'Includes free voucher inside', but can't find any further information.

Also, anyone know what the expiry is for these vouchers?

jemima

27 Dec 16 2 #12

"What's more, every card comes with a voucher entitling you to a free pot of tea for two at participating National Trust properties - a total of 5 vouchers (or 10 cups of tea) per pack! " vouchers must be validated online but then last 12 months

MissingRT

27 Dec 16 1 #13

It's a great deal. Send the cards to yourself to cheer yourself up then go and have a cuppa at the National Trust. Yay

carolinefinch_stanford

27 Dec 16 #14

Thanks- just ordered 2 packs - bargain just for the cards but when you include tea.........mmmmmm

praevalens

27 Dec 16 2 #15

Does this give you site access or just tea?

eslick to praevalens

27 Dec 16 #17

Have you seen how much it costs to get in these places. Certainly not 5 visits for £6. :smiley: Only gives you access to the tea if the tea shop is outside of the pay part of the property.

These are great activate and think you have a year to use them. Simply activate before you go.

bakershake

27 Dec 16 #16

Great deal, ordered 2 packs :smiley:

Anglebox

27 Dec 16 #18

Does anyone know of a easy way to find a list of Tea rooms that are out side of the NT properties.
Got some of these before & have had a real problem finding any where to use them.

NFS

27 Dec 16 #19

Slightly off topic but does anyone know if the national trust memberships ever go on offer?

Wychcraft to NFS

27 Dec 16 1 #21

Not by much, most I've seen is just the usual TCB or Quidco stuff.

F4STFORW4RD to NFS

27 Dec 16 1 #25

Somebody at HUKD said to buy membership of NT Scotland as it costs less but gives you more or less the same.

No free parking in Lake District NT properties, or something like that?

zeberdys

27 Dec 16 #20

Baddesley Clinton & Croome are two.

rjace

27 Dec 16 #22

Geting confused by the comments. Does this give you access to any national trust site and free tea for two when u get there, or do u already have to have membership and this is just for pre-paid tea?

julesreddevil

27 Dec 16 1 #23

used these before ,you can only use them if you are not a nat trust member at the properties where the tearooms are outside the payment entrances difficult to access this info. the way i go around this was by walking on foothpaths and not entering main gates ! we are walkers anyway !

joehart2 to julesreddevil

27 Dec 16 #24

any ideas which sites this situation can be found?

my friend is a member, can he not use this and claim not to be a member?

benf90

27 Dec 16 1 #26

You can use them if you're a member. The person meant that if you're not a member, and want to use them without paying for access to the property on the day, then you have to find somewhere with the tea room outside the main entrance.

jobibear

27 Dec 16 1 #27

So it doesn't actual include entrance to NT sites? That's the killer.

To save on exorbitant entrance fees some have suggested this: http://www.heritage.org.nz/get-involved/join-us.

sickly sweet

27 Dec 16 #28

Thanks.

Perfect for my friend who was given a lifetime NT membership!

Graham35

27 Dec 16 #29

"Participating properties are listed inside the voucher" (obviously some don't have a tea room)
Does this mean that some properties with tea rooms don't accept these vouchers, I an a member but would like this clarified please

ezrond

27 Dec 16 #30

terms & conditions & participating properties here
http://www.woodmansterne.com/national-trust-tea-voucher-terms-and-conditions/

chillianna

27 Dec 16 #31

Saltram House in Plymouth has the tea room outside the property. I think you pay a couple quid parking or you park outside and walk into the grounds. HTH.

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