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2x legoland tickets for £10.00 from The Times and Sunday Times
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2x legoland tickets for £10.00 from The Times and Sunday Times

£10 The Times9 Feb 17
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engowen
9 Feb 17
Collect 4 codes from the times and the Sunday times between this Sunday, 12 and Wednesday 22 Feb. First code inside The Sunday Times this weekend, unfortunately no further information about the code after Sunday.
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rans
9 Feb 17 5 #18
Sunday times free with £10 spend in waitrose when you use your (free to get) my waitrose card
Open.Sauce.81
12 Feb 17 3 #75
From The Times website:

"LEGO, the LEGO logo, and LEGOLAND are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2017 The LEGO Group. Open to United Kingdom residents aged 18 or over only, except employees of the Promoter, News Corp UK & Ireland Limited, and their associated, affiliated or subsidiary companies, their families, agents or any other person(s) connected with the offer, including third party promotional partners. Offer starts on Sunday, February 12, 2017. The offer is a pair of adult Legoland tickets for £10. A booking fee of £1.50 will be charged in addition. The last date you can redeem the offer is Sunday, February 26, 2017. Subscribers of The Times and The Sunday Times are able to get this offer without collecting the codes, and can go directly to mytimesplus.co.uk to see how to get the offer. Offer is valid for Legoland at Windsor only. The customer can select to go between Friday, March 10, 2017 and Monday, May 15, 2017. Tickets are strictly subject to availability. The selected date must be the date attended for both tickets. Dates are subject to availability. Tickets must be used together. No single entry admission allowed. No cash alternative and non-transferable. Tickets are non-refundable. Offer is subject to availability and subject to the individual attraction’s terms and conditions which can be found here http://www.legoland.co.uk/Book/Terms--Conditions-new/Park-Terms--Conditions/. The promoter of this competition is Times Newspapers Limited (publishers of The Times and The Sunday Times) (the Promoter). For general terms and conditions for competitions, please click here."
ladyeesolja
9 Feb 17 3 #10
doesn't this work out the same price as the Kellogs 2 4 1 deal?
4 Sunday papers =£10
2 tickets with code = £10
Total £20

Kellogs deal
kids go free with an adult ticket
Adult ticket = £19.95

great if you buy the paper anyway.
Heat added non the less. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
lukeo44
9 Feb 17 3 #4
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Latest comments (203)
octopus
12 Mar 17 #203
You should have read the terms and conditions, it's your fault
Bushbabes1
12 Mar 17 #202
Collected 4 tokens, doesn't give a book before date and now tells me offer is closed. I live in the country and drove out to get the paper. Bad show Times.
helandlee
26 Feb 17 #201
just been on to book my tickets and there is no dates left.....deadline is today :disappointed:
katy_girl99
25 Feb 17 #200
There were loads of weekends and school holidays originally. I've got good Friday.
varunadas
25 Feb 17 #199
There were lots of choice a week before. Almost all days in April including bank holidays were available.
jadf2
25 Feb 17 #198
Pointless deal. Collected 4 codes but can only choose 2 days to go which would mean taking kids out of school. What a waste of time!
katy_girl99
25 Feb 17 #197
I went to thetimes.co.uk/livechat
There's a number on there
Jasen73
25 Feb 17 #196
what number are you using to call them?
AngelaM08
25 Feb 17 #195
Hi
I collected all codes but once I was on the date choosing there is just showing 1,2,3 in grey for each month.
Why I can't book it?????
Please advise
katy_girl99
25 Feb 17 #194
I've had the exact same problem, I've been on the live chat twice and phoned them yesterday.
Jasen73
25 Feb 17 #193
I ordered my tickets last week but no e-mail of confirmation or tickets...I have the PayPal reference. Where do I go to ensure I will get the tickets? Thanks
cheesefactortoys
25 Feb 17 #192
pretty slim pickings anyways, am sure there were a very small amount. Legoland do so many promotions, which just become too many hoops to jump thru, hoping people will just go with the full price to get a day they want.

Anyone do a walk up to Legoland on a regular weekend, and ever been turned away for it being too busy?
tenacious_tim
24 Feb 17 #191
I used 4 valid codes and entered my email.. I went to input my personal details in but says I have already claimed the promotion but I haven't!! I went to do it again with another email address but my codes have now become invalid!!
Does anyone know who I can contact as can't find any details??
varunadas
23 Feb 17 #190
I received mine today after booking last night. Interestingly I received the confirmation today followed by the tickets.
johallington1
23 Feb 17 #189
Buy two for the 'grandparents' using their address and 2 for yourself using your address
varunadas
23 Feb 17 #188
Does anybody know if there are any restrictions on multiple tickets per household ? The Terms & Conditions do not make it explicit.
katy_girl99
22 Feb 17 #187
I've been on the live chat twice now as I booked mine last Wednesday and still haven't received anything. They keep saying 48hours but nothing.
cazsilver
22 Feb 17 #186
I got my tickets within 10 minutes, but that was a couple of days ago - they might be busier now....
varunadas
22 Feb 17 #185
It says to allow 48 hours to receive the tickets. However I have to still to receive even the Booking Confirmation. Tickets are sent in a separate email.
rcrutchley101
22 Feb 17 #184
I've submitted my codes and paid through Paypal but I haven't received the tickets. How long does it take to receive the them? Is it immediate?
thomcottrell
22 Feb 17 #183
I got my tickets :smiley:
pk24
22 Feb 17 #182
not sure if I was just lucky , but I entered the following code into all boxes and it went through twice with 2 diff emails ,

121RRYYG
Abif
22 Feb 17 #181
Hi I have a spare code from today. Please let me know if you want it.

If anyone has one from last week that would be great
Sarbear
22 Feb 17 #180
Does anyone have spare ones from the other days I have 3 for today in the hope I could have used them all :disappointed:
Abif
22 Feb 17 #179
Does any one have a spare code, I'm one short?
varunadas
22 Feb 17 #178
Do you guys get an error if a code has been used already ? I am trying to claim the tickets but after keying in the codes and clicking submit nothing is happening. However if I remove one of the code and click submit it does indicate that code is not entered.
legoland
22 Feb 17 1 #177
The trick with little ones is to get one of the adults to queue while the other takes the kiddies to the many areas around the queue where they can climb, play with loose lego, let off steam. Other parents in the queue understand this and won't mind you 'pushing back in' as adult 1 gets closer to the front - as long as you are clearly together and do it respectfully. Etiquette seems to be that you join the queue, wait a minute or two till there are people behind you and ask them if they mind you taking the kiddies off temporarily leaving your (long suffering!) other half to queue and chat. As for the rides - there are loads suitable for 3 yr olds, don't worry.
johallington1
22 Feb 17 #176
Kona its not lone children they are concerned about with the tickets and your 3 old may enjoy the shows and seeing the models and theres a splash bit and area to make lego ?
Kona78
22 Feb 17 #175
my husband and I want to take our 5 yr old so there will be three of us with 4 tickets. We were thinking of saying if we are challenged at the gate we say we were planning to bring our other son (who will be nearly 3 yrs old when we go) but he's poorly so had to stay with grandparents!? In reality we just think our youngest will be a bit too young to enjoy some of the rides and will get bored in the queues.
jebervic
22 Feb 17 #174
Can't get this to work, any codes for today?
fr3dy77_sp33d
22 Feb 17 #173
​thanks legoland. so hopefully the first one only that causes the issue. I'll get another code today and see whether that works.
legoland
22 Feb 17 #172
Hi my friend entered our codes today (including the 87 one from my Monday paper you had trouble with) and they were accepted, so I hope you were able to get that one to work :smiley:
pmillington
21 Feb 17 #171
Hi does anyone have a spare code, just one short, Thanks
johallington1
21 Feb 17 #170
I think the single admission is about them being careful of lone males after the attack on those young girls last year. Not saying all lone males are paedophiles, but why would a lone male want to go somewhere with screaming kids for a day out?
Kona78
21 Feb 17 #169
And what they mean by 'No single entry admission allowed' ?

I want to know this too!! What do you do if there is an odd number in your group!? How strict are they likely to be with this?
She1908
21 Feb 17 #168
Is anybody know on which page is today code?
legoland
21 Feb 17 #167
thats weird. I have not entered it myself yet and it definitely is a genuine number as I bought the paper myself yesterday. The date on the paper is 20th Feb.and it says 'todays unique code'...
Babbler
21 Feb 17 #166
Someone probably used it before you did... each paper = unique code.
fr3dy77_sp33d
21 Feb 17 #165
​strange, it rejects your code. how this works? it's the same for all newspaper on the same day, that I know for sure
legoland
21 Feb 17 #164
ta!
87y3 eetx - all caps
legoland
21 Feb 17 #163
I have monday code, if you want to exchange for Sunday which I missed?
cgarratt39
21 Feb 17 #162
Does anybody have the codes pls?
fr3dy77_sp33d
21 Feb 17 #161
I notice this too late but wondering whether we need to provide the physical code. if not, I wonder whether anyone that has the code from previous 3 days can share it with me. they are the same code on each day so you won't lose a thing.
orangejelly
20 Feb 17 #160
Does anyone have the Sunday Times paper from 19th Feb? I'm looking for an unused Legoland voucher code. Happy to pay the cost of paper via PayPal, if needed.
cazsilver
19 Feb 17 #159
Only had to spend £5 or so in Waitrose today to get the free paper as the free coffee (£2.20) & Sunday Times (£2.50!) count towards the £10 minimum spend.....
Just need 2 more now.....might pop in & stock up on the half price comfort tomorrow! :stuck_out_tongue:
nataliareidski
19 Feb 17 #158
Does anyone have 2 codes i have 2 put of the 4 needed. I have Saturday and sunday from this weekend
Agard
19 Feb 17 #157
So can I take an 8 year old, 6 year old and 4 year old (with 3 adults) in with my vouchers?
Coop730
19 Feb 17 #156
Thanks zombietime
katy_girl99
19 Feb 17 #155
Unless you try and buy the codes.off.of Ebay you've missed out. It's been running for a week now so nearly finished.
katy_girl99
19 Feb 17 #154
There's no actual way they could even begin to uphold that. I've collected the sun ones before and been with my son who was under 3 so free.
gholt
18 Feb 17 #153
Just booked, Loads of dates available! Note: After speaking to the times team: To use these tickets two paying guests must be entering the park together. I could not use the tickets from this offer with my free one year old for example. Though on line tickets are £35-£45 so for one person not bad when coupled with this offer.
zombietime
18 Feb 17 #152
Yes, £11.50. Just don't do it in safari (iPad) , website crashes after payment.
Coop730
18 Feb 17 #151
Can you please confirm if I subscribe today to the £8 for 8 week offer I will be able to access the two tickets for £10 please
MrsCrearer
18 Feb 17 #150
Is there any update on the codes? I haven't had a chance to get out to get the paper but really want to take the kids!
cazsilver
17 Feb 17 #149
If you subscribe to The Times online can you pay the £10 twice & get 4 ticket?!
varunadas
17 Feb 17 #148
I subscribed to the offer. It says on the initial page though there is no mention on the confirmation email. I will call the customer service to find how I will get the voucher now.
varunadas
17 Feb 17 #147
I would say ask your wife to open a separate account and buy 2 separate tickets for the same day. All kids need to pay unless it is a 'Kids Go Free' event.
hatchman26
17 Feb 17 #146
I have just signed up to Times digital (£8 for 8 weeks offer). Me and the Mrs will be going with our 16 month old. Does he get in free with this offer? Or is that just the 'normal' 1/2 day tickets. Thanks in advance.
yasiraq
17 Feb 17 #145
I stand corrected on this.I tried it again yesterday via timesplus and was able to apply for the ticket without codes. I received the tickets the next day via email.

I did try it on Monday too but at that time it asked me for the codes so not sure if they updated the checkout process later on.

Can't seem to find the £10 Amazon voucher though.
bringit
17 Feb 17 #144
Page 21
EnmaG
17 Feb 17 #143
Anyone know in which page of today's times the code is on? I've been through the paper twice and can't find the blasted thing! Thank you
Ginny600
16 Feb 17 #142
zombietime
16 Feb 17 #141
Not seeing it anywhere
lovegreatdeal
16 Feb 17 1 #140
just rang up customer services who confirmed that you can use the adult tickets in this offer to cover entry for children
varunadas
16 Feb 17 #139
It does not say when you checkout but in the splash screen it says a Complimentary £10 Voucher.
Alternatively hit the Get Deal button which has a referral link.
zombietime
16 Feb 17 #138
I've already subscribed twice, just don't see anything about £10 amazon voucher.
zombietime
15 Feb 17 #136
Hi, how do you get the £10 amazon voucher?
varunadas
15 Feb 17 #135
So subscribing to digital version would not help? In case of sun, I managed to buy Legoland tickets by paying for the digital subscription as that allowed me to pick the date. There seems to be a £10 Amazon voucher to earn if I subscribe by paying £8 so technically not loosing anything.
octopus
15 Feb 17 #134
This works out to £17.10 for 2 tickets so cheaper than Tesco clubcard offer. The only catch is you have to select the date upfront and available only until May
bmw6724
15 Feb 17 #133
its a con you have join and pay upfront too use tesco clubcard vouchers instead works out at 21.99 still half the price too
octopus
15 Feb 17 #132
Weekend dates are available and there were plenty to choose from when I booked my tickets today. You have to buy one newspaper everyday as different codes from the same day won't be accepted.
yasiraq
15 Feb 17 #131
[img]file:///storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.tippingcanoe.hukd/files/Pictures/thread2615200/1487175222042_transformed.png[/img] [img]file:///storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.tippingcanoe.hukd/files/Pictures/thread2615200/1487175310155_transformed.png[/img] [img]file:///storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.tippingcanoe.hukd/files/Pictures/thread2615200/1487175384419_transformed.png[/img] Availability as of 9am, 15 Feb
yasiraq
15 Feb 17 #130
Yes weekend dates are available. I got sat ticket myself. I also subscribed to digital version for £8 but it still asked for the codes.​
varunadas
15 Feb 17 #129
I have not started collecting - can anybody who purchased tickets confirm if there are weekend tickets available. Just looked at the digital option, which is available for either £8 for 8 weeks or £6 per week. Will I be able to get the tickets straightaway if I join - I am only in a rush to ensure that I get a weekend ticket.
Jade12345
15 Feb 17 #128
Would I have to buy 2 newspapers per day for my family of 4 or can I purchase 2 deals using one code??
octopus
15 Feb 17 #127
It's a bit of a lottery yes, but then so is the Sun deal where you have to select a date band. I just wish they had given dates in July/August.
octopus
15 Feb 17 #126
I think the question was directed to the bloke who is selling tickets
n4im7
15 Feb 17 #125
Just logged on, and you have to choose a date in advance on their system. Not helpful if you want to assess the weather esp during May
katy_girl99
15 Feb 17 #124
It's just £10 plus a £1.50 booking fee. Yes they're available all through the easter holidays
octopus
15 Feb 17 #123
Can someone post the link to redeem the offer here please

Found it http://www.timesticketoffers.co.uk/legoland/
Grovesy1
15 Feb 17 #122
£11.50 on top of the £10, or just £11.50?
Do you have to choose a date in advance and can they be used at easter?
yasiraq
15 Feb 17 #121
i have got the ticket..weekend available..you will have to pay 11.50 as an additional cost
johallington1
15 Feb 17 #120
Yes if you want to PayPal me the cost of the paper :smiley:
mum8
14 Feb 17 #119
Any body got code from Sunday for legoland
katy_girl99
14 Feb 17 #118
You can still do it, it says no single admissions but if you physically have the tickets they can't stop ypu
gholt
14 Feb 17 #117
So if I and my partner got two tickets each would this let two adults, a 4 year old and a 1.5yr old in? Or would one of us be classed as a single admission given that the 1.5yr old is free?
katy_girl99
14 Feb 17 #116
No, each code printed is unique for that specific day so when booking it will bring up an error message.
yasiraq
14 Feb 17 #115
The codes need to be from different days so need to collect 4 separate days newspaper. They are also in "The Times" which is £1.40.

The Sunday Times had that in Money or Travel Section (towards the bottom right).
dj_devilyn
14 Feb 17 #114
If they're unique codes could I not just buy 4 of todays newspaper?
Eucey
14 Feb 17 #113
Just found this!!! The last date you can redeem the offer is Sunday, February 26, 2017. Subscribers of The Times and The Sunday Times are able to get this offer without collecting the codes, and can go directly to mytimesplus.co.uk to see how to get the offer. Offer is valid for Legoland at Windsor only. The customer can select to go between Friday, March 10, 2017 and Monday, May 15, 2017. Tickets are strictly subject to availability. The selected date must be the date attended for both tickets. Dates are subject to availability. Tickets must be used together. No single entry admission allowed. No cash alternative and non-transferable. Tickets are non-refundable
Maxyboy_14
13 Feb 17 #112
Can't find the code in the money section, have scanned every page. Any ideas?
Amie101
13 Feb 17 #111
We went to legoland Windsor last October and it was great. Most queues were 10min or less (many no queue) longest was about 15min. However this was term time as my kids are under 5. Quite probably different in school holidays.
cakeforbreakfast
13 Feb 17 #110
hey all, if you use 4 vouchers to get 2 tickets, can it double up for a f
amily of 2 adults and 2 children? ie) get 8 vouchers and spend £20?
cakeforbreakfast
13 Feb 17 #109
hey all, if you use 4 vouchers to get 2 tickets, can it double up for a f
amily of 2 adults and 2 children? ie) get 8 vouchers and spend £20?
johallington1
13 Feb 17 #108
They are unique codes, you needed to have bought the paper
John2017
13 Feb 17 #107
Does anyone have the Legolas's code from yesterday?
cazsilver
12 Feb 17 #106
Can anyone confirm any details? Can you use tickets on any day until the end of May then or is a day randomly allocated? and is it 2 tickets free, so if I purchased 2 newspapers everyday could I claim 4?!
Heffles
12 Feb 17 #105
Do you not need your code then, would be grateful for it if not being used, thanks :-)
sarahkosten
12 Feb 17 #104
We always go on an inset day and have a great time! Hubby and I just make sure we save a few days holiday for it. Do u have to get the code from today paper or is it any 4 codes be etween today and the 22nd?
TannyLee
12 Feb 17 #103
Just seen this and cant get todays paper! I noticed you only need 4 tokens and its on till like the 22nd, does that mean i could get the next 4 days tokens instead? Thanks :-)
sarahweir2009
12 Feb 17 1 #102
Hi anyone in N.Ireland been able to find the codes in the paper? I have looked in two papers and neither have the codes.
lucas
12 Feb 17 #101
Lol pretty sure they're not going to refuse entry to a lone adult. That's like saying any single adult going there is a paedo.
lucas
12 Feb 17 #100
If you only need four codes spread out over 10 days why not just pay the £6 for a weekly subscription?
snatch_master
12 Feb 17 #99
Hehe if you want overpriced, try LL Billund. £3.50 for a bottle of water.
snatch_master
12 Feb 17 #98
LEGOLAND don't allow kids in alone, nor to they allow lone adults.
thomcottrell
12 Feb 17 #97
Any ideas when the second code is available?
Firefly1
12 Feb 17 #96
Thanks got it. The front of the paper says to check the wrap of the Travel section - wild goose chase!
annatto
12 Feb 17 #95
Can kids use this offer too?
And what they mean by 'No single entry admission allowed' ? I cannot go alone and use this offer?
annatto
12 Feb 17 #94
in 'Money' additional paper
annatto
12 Feb 17 #93
Can kids use this offer too?
And what they mean by 'No single entry admission allowed' ? I cannot go alone and use this offer?
Firefly1
12 Feb 17 #92
Where is the code guys? We have the paper but no obvious sign of the code.
Nazbota
12 Feb 17 #91
Do u have to buy a full paid ticket to get in when using this offer
Sharpharp
12 Feb 17 #90
How long have you worked there? :laughing:
mattgrant
12 Feb 17 #89
Your lost. Lego land is awesome
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 #88
Yes, unique codes
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 #87
No as they're unique codes.
showstopper
12 Feb 17 #86
So the tickets can only used between march and may.
So no good for August summer holidays then when I'm planning on going.
dk143
12 Feb 17 #85
Can anyone post today's code please?
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 #84
My son is 6, he missed a day of school to go (naughty mummy) bit better value for money, the other day was a teacher training day.
I agree it's overcrowded during school holidays and definitely over priced.
lucas
12 Feb 17 #83
Is the code unique then?
snatch_master
12 Feb 17 #82
That's great when your kids are not of school age. then you have no choice but to go in weekends/holiday.
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 #81
Is there any need for the sarcasm or rudeness??? I obviously do choose the right days to go on (not weekends and not school holidays)!!!
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 #80
I don't know anyone in their right minds that would go during school holidays. We don't go early in the year, always during the summer season when the splash park is open as well.
We went on a Tuesday in June, a Monday in July and didn't queue for longer than 20 minutes (boat driving).
It's always busier during holiday, the kids went with family to see the fireworks there and that was very busy but they still did alot of the rides.
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 1 #79
Kids go free is unavailable with any other offer.
katy_girl99
12 Feb 17 1 #78
Yes you can use an adult ticket for a child.
prichuda
12 Feb 17 #77
wondering about that too, although atm the website says "kids go free"???
zombietime
12 Feb 17 1 #76
Can you use a adult ticket for a kid?
Open.Sauce.81
12 Feb 17 3 #75
From The Times website:

"LEGO, the LEGO logo, and LEGOLAND are trademarks of the LEGO Group. ©2017 The LEGO Group. Open to United Kingdom residents aged 18 or over only, except employees of the Promoter, News Corp UK & Ireland Limited, and their associated, affiliated or subsidiary companies, their families, agents or any other person(s) connected with the offer, including third party promotional partners. Offer starts on Sunday, February 12, 2017. The offer is a pair of adult Legoland tickets for £10. A booking fee of £1.50 will be charged in addition. The last date you can redeem the offer is Sunday, February 26, 2017. Subscribers of The Times and The Sunday Times are able to get this offer without collecting the codes, and can go directly to mytimesplus.co.uk to see how to get the offer. Offer is valid for Legoland at Windsor only. The customer can select to go between Friday, March 10, 2017 and Monday, May 15, 2017. Tickets are strictly subject to availability. The selected date must be the date attended for both tickets. Dates are subject to availability. Tickets must be used together. No single entry admission allowed. No cash alternative and non-transferable. Tickets are non-refundable. Offer is subject to availability and subject to the individual attraction’s terms and conditions which can be found here http://www.legoland.co.uk/Book/Terms--Conditions-new/Park-Terms--Conditions/. The promoter of this competition is Times Newspapers Limited (publishers of The Times and The Sunday Times) (the Promoter). For general terms and conditions for competitions, please click here."
davidian84
11 Feb 17 #74
Can anyone post details of the offer?
jdpwest
11 Feb 17 #73
The only way to do legoland is with v cheap entry tickets and then spend the money saved on their qbot. Yes everyone hates you and its a fast pass for the rich but its the only way I will ever go back. Went 2 years ago on an inset day and found out so did the rest of the country by the looks of it. Took 50 mins to buy a ticket at the front door , even more queing for any rides. The Qbot app works on phones and told us the length of time of the queues on each ride so we could plan which to q in for real and which to q bot in. Meant we werent queueing for more than 20 min for any ride. Other bit of good feedback for legoland was that as it was so busy they kept the park open for another hour after it should have shut, even better news was that all the little kids and parents had gone by then so we have more fun. Oh and park in the extra expensive car park is also a most as we queued in the "normal" car park for 2 hours just to get back to the main road. Kids enjoyed themselves every time we have been and that makes it worth the hassle
cazsilver
10 Feb 17 1 #72
We went Legoland Winsor & enjoyed it. Yes it was busy all the theme parks are. We got there when they were just opening so managed to go on quite a few rides quite quickly.
They loved the submarine seeing the fish swim around you - esp the shark! Also take swim costumes if going in the summer the water park is fun!. They also loved getting their driving licence....
I would take them back if I can get this deal
Heat added - waiting further details.....:smiley:
Bucky4321
10 Feb 17 #71
Why are you basing it on Legoland Manchester ? The one in Manchester is Legoland Discovery and it's all indoors and quite small.

I believe the offer is for Legoland Windsor which is totally different and the tickets are normally priced £40+.
eggyteapot
10 Feb 17 #70
check the website they now charge different prices for peak and non peak/on the gate prices https://endpoint914114.azureedge.net/globalassets/windsor-2016/pdf-files/operating-calendar/uvid-490a03/llw-ops-calendar-2017.pdf
johallington1
10 Feb 17 #69
Katy do you go in term time, early in the year? Definitely not the case in the summer holidays
katy_girl99
10 Feb 17 #68
No idea where you even found an adult price ticket for £19.95 they are £35 booking in advance and £45 on the gate.
Sharpharp
10 Feb 17 #67
Everyday is a wrong day. You should go, then post back and tell me I was right, lots have :wink:
katy_girl99
10 Feb 17 #66
Not on

I've never been and not been able to do every ride in the park, maybe you're just choosing to go on the wrong days.
katy_girl99
10 Feb 17 #65
Actually adult prices are £35-£45
snatch_master
10 Feb 17 #64
The problem is there are enough new families who've never been each year with the "it can't be that bad" attitude to keep this place at max profit forever. Hell on earth, only surpassed by Hyde Park Winter Jokerland.
johallington1
10 Feb 17 #63
In the summer holidays its so busy that you spend all day frantically looking for your child, even when they are only a couple of feet from as you are pushing through swarms of people a lot of the time.
urinthematrix
10 Feb 17 1 #62
Agree
Legoland only cares about profit, they don't have a maximum limit of people they can let in, so during holidays it's chaos- hours of waiting, food overpriced, parking fee, etc
urinthematrix
10 Feb 17 #61
Or local library who keeps these newspaper
ohdearohdear
10 Feb 17 1 #60
You are completely right. It happened with me once. Luckily I had the receipt which showed the date and time when I bought the newspaper and its code was used hours before. So if you want to go to legoland then buy your own paper and use that code. Why people want everything for free. Anyway if you buy the newspaper you still pay the fraction price
trivialexpectations
10 Feb 17 #59
4 year old son voted cold complete accident sorry
ohdearohdear
10 Feb 17 #58
Poor you. Even the Sun will get 2 free tickets from May
ohdearohdear
10 Feb 17 1 #57
I just checked my lloyds account and activated my waitrose offer. 5% only but still something :smiley: so when i shopping at waitrose on sunday then i get tge paper free plus get back 5%. Happy days :smiley:
rambo_or_mark
10 Feb 17 #56
damn, already got my tickets for £110 -.-
steph35
9 Feb 17 #55
TICKETS FOR LEGOLAND FOR ADULT ARE £45ISH IF BOUGHT ON-LINE IN ADVANCE SO THIS IS A GOOD DEAL. WHERE DID YOU GET £19.50 FROM IF YOU DONT MIND ME ASKING. WITH THE CHOCOLATE OFFER IT WOULD WORK OUT £25 PERSON WHERES THIS WILL WORK OUT £10 FOR PAPERS £10 FOR TICKETS DIVIDE BETWEEN 2 AND COST PER TICKET IS £10.
cheekyfrazzleboi
9 Feb 17 #54
Do you get sniffed for drugs on entry/exit ?? ;-)
http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2017/02/08/marijuana-growing-operation-found-on-uk-legoland-property.html

Good deal joking aside - voted hot hot !!!
Derek_Duval
9 Feb 17 1 #53
If it's an unique code, then you could be stealing from someone else. I had this done to me last year with the sun newspaper. Customer services didn't want to know, so I had the hassle of rushing to the shops to buy another newspaper at the last minute. If it's the same code printed in all papers, someone will post the codes on here or MSE saving you the hassle.
hadouken888
9 Feb 17 #52
did anyone read the text in the pic? It says first code in the Sunday Times meaning the following 3 codes are on Mon-Weds. Don't think you can just buy 4 papers on the same day
Mentos
9 Feb 17 #51
Agree, took my brother in laws family on their last visit. Whilst it was a weekend, it was also October, yet the place was rammed. We managed a total of 1 ride and a minor ride at that. We ended up giving up and just walking around, they did enjoy lego world, but thats only because it was the first time.

On previous visits they've been to the other sites including the Merlin parks, but as they have a kid now who was 2 at the time, Legoland seemed the best bet. Big mistake, would have been better off going Chessington.

This year we have Merlin passes as our Daughter is 2. But despite being only 20 mins from LegoLand I doubt we'll bother if that visit was representative.
magicjay1986
9 Feb 17 #50
This is great :smiley: Thanks!
eggyteapot
9 Feb 17 #49
Even worst on a peak price day £60 pp with no fast pass and its so crowded you only get on a few rides.Plus theres the car park charges

Found a voucher for half price family ticket but even with that in place 2 adults one child would cost £90

hoping the voucher above is available at least weekends
dollar
9 Feb 17 1 #48
Wonder if date specific?
misterfrostie
9 Feb 17 2 #47
I was massively disappointed with Legoland, we won't be going back
zombietime
9 Feb 17 #46
Hi, can you use the online version of the paper as that's only £1 a week for 8 weeks?
sharkalos
9 Feb 17 #45
I remember when newspapers used to make their money by doing investigative journalism and reporting it on the page. Now they just fill them with propaganda and fake news while offering free lego to convince you it's worth the paper it's printed on. :smile:
ptspen
9 Feb 17 #44
thanks
Sharpharp
9 Feb 17 #43
You couldn't pay me to go there......... Paying £10 for 3 rides tops and queuing for hours for rides.... hell no
Janine1980
9 Feb 17 #42
bookmarking
sailo
9 Feb 17 #41
Thanks!
eggyteapot
9 Feb 17 #40
I wonder if these will be valid on peak price days or date specific .They up the prices during school holidays and weekends
greyhound11
9 Feb 17 #39
What's to stop you going in say WH Smiths and scribbling the code for free each day?
Lucky1969
9 Feb 17 #38
Great find :smiley:
natalieboyes1
9 Feb 17 #37
I'm needing 4 tickets for our trip to go to Legoland Windsor at the end of July so hoping I can end up getting 4 for £20 through this? Fingers crossed
johallington1
9 Feb 17 #36
About time :smiley:
ChunkyKong
9 Feb 17 #35
Given that what we know so far is that it's the Sunday Times and The Times, surely it's more economical to buy 4 copies of The Times?

Was planning to go in June (2 adults 2 children) so will be keeping a close eye on this!
swarnford
9 Feb 17 #34
Don't forget they charge extra for parking your car grrrrr
emilylouis
9 Feb 17 #33
Thanks will take my nephews at half term thanks for sharing
ladyeesolja
9 Feb 17 #32
​walk up price at Manchester Legoland is £20 as that's the only way to use the Kellogs voucher.
ladyeesolja
9 Feb 17 #31
​basing it on Legoland Manchester
ladyeesolja
9 Feb 17 #30
I'm basing it on Legoland Manchester
fireman1
9 Feb 17 #29
Drinking and taking kids out of school. Tut tut lol
jarjarmustdie
9 Feb 17 2 #13
£2.50 for a newspaper :confused:
fireman1 to jarjarmustdie
9 Feb 17 #28
Well someone has to pay for all the subsidised Lego tickets! :-)
snatch_master
9 Feb 17 #27
They can be used online.
BagABargain78
9 Feb 17 #26
Say again? You been drinking? :P
scoffer1
9 Feb 17 2 #25
Shop in Waitrose if you live near enough - use a "my Waitrose" card (yours not mine!!!)for a free coffee - spend £10 on things you need from instore and get the newspaper free - thanks for posting op - heat added!
obsydian
9 Feb 17 #12
Not open until 10th March, not even open this Feb half term
babyboos to obsydian
9 Feb 17 1 #24
Rubbish then not getting a fine talking out of school for this half term is Feb
geriatrix
9 Feb 17 #23
Legoland tickets (and Warwick Castle) used to be free for Times subscribers....
octopus
9 Feb 17 1 #22
Not sure where you got the £20 info from as tickets are priced much more and Kellogs promotions cannot be used online
ianowen
9 Feb 17 2 #21
Great deal if you combine this with Waitrose free newspaper deal
chicomendez
9 Feb 17 2 #20
Don't forget the free Lego offer in this Saturday's paper. Free
Batman Lego figure at McColls and Martins stores.
Sophiasky
9 Feb 17 #19
Do you actually know what dates these tickets can be used? Thank you.
rans
9 Feb 17 5 #18
Sunday times free with £10 spend in waitrose when you use your (free to get) my waitrose card
RossP_CY
9 Feb 17 1 #17
Don't you have to buy tickets on the gate for the 2 4 1 deals? Cheapest Gate tickets are £45? So the times offer is really good?
shanraja
9 Feb 17 1 #16
So have they reduced adult tickets to £19.95 cause they were much more than that when I went
Cathy333
9 Feb 17 #15
sounds cool, thanks
Zedmeister
9 Feb 17 2 #14
​Someone will post the codes in here :wink:
toto123
9 Feb 17 1 #9
So, if we collect the codes we get a voucher for 2 tickets and also pay a £10?
Or is the £10 the total cost of the newspaper costs to get the code?
ladyeesolja to toto123
9 Feb 17 #11
​That's what I'm wondering. see my post below.
ladyeesolja
9 Feb 17 3 #10
doesn't this work out the same price as the Kellogs 2 4 1 deal?
4 Sunday papers =£10
2 tickets with code = £10
Total £20

Kellogs deal
kids go free with an adult ticket
Adult ticket = £19.95

great if you buy the paper anyway.
Heat added non the less. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
shed
9 Feb 17 #8
Thanks
muddypie
9 Feb 17 #7
Thanks OP
_Gilly_
9 Feb 17 1 #6
Thanks
asaph22
9 Feb 17 #5
That's great. heat added op
lukeo44
9 Feb 17 3 #4
http://static.hotukdeals.com/images/threads/high-res/2615200_1.jpg
sradmad
9 Feb 17 1 #3
good find op, heat added
TheOak
9 Feb 17 #2
Bookmarking
urinthematrix
9 Feb 17 1 #1
Sounds great
Can this be updated as more info comes in,thanks
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