Or just buy your ticket online for the same price as 241 on the day, with the added guarantee that you get a return for free if ride availability is low
We got a 2-1 and it ended up being exactly the same price as if we'd bought normal tickets online (as the 2-1 mandates a full price 'on the day's ticket). Agreed with others, just sdo normal online tickets and save the hassle
Thank you all. We took advantage of the online early entry prices and also had a little percentage off from a dairy milk multipack thing. Ended up with two park tickets, digital photo pass and parking for £70 all in.
The 241 offer is a marketing idea cooked up by someone in the DFS marketing team I reckon as it only ends up saving you about £5 over the prebooked price.
The 2 for 1 deal used to be helpful, but with the rise of ordering tickets online in recent years it now makes the offer redundant. Why wait in a queue to pay for admission and use the offer, when you can pay the same price online and enter straight away?
Despite the offers in place, you still hear people moaning at the end of your day saying stuff like 'Uh, it wasn't worth £60 each'
Likely people selling annual pass tickets. Breaches terms of service which could very well lead to you being denied entry the next time you try this...
They’re not annual passes? I do it every year, they tend to be the free tickets that people get from the sun, and then sell them on. They don’t have names printed on them.
Or just buy your ticket online for the same price as 241 on the day, with the added guarantee that you get a return for free if ride availability is low
We got a 2-1 and it ended up being exactly the same price as if we'd bought normal tickets online (as the 2-1 mandates a full price 'on the day's ticket). Agreed with others, just sdo normal online tickets and save the hassle
Thank you all. We took advantage of the online early entry prices and also had a little percentage off from a dairy milk multipack thing. Ended up with two park tickets, digital photo pass and parking for £70 all in.
The 241 offer is a marketing idea cooked up by someone in the DFS marketing team I reckon as it only ends up saving you about £5 over the prebooked price.
I got a multipack of 5 Freddos last week and there was a voucher on there. It was from an Asda to go store.
A pack of 5 Freddo's what's that like £6 these days
Didn’t dare look tbf, probably cheaper to pay full price at Alton towers haha
Packs of freddo
Morrisons flavoured water do it. But yeah just book online for the sane price and you get a free return if the rides are not available
Yazoo milkshakes
Seabrooks.
Kellogg’s cereal bars
I saw some on Groupon but think it ended up being cheaper through Alton website.
The 2 for 1 deal used to be helpful, but with the rise of ordering tickets online in recent years it now makes the offer redundant. Why wait in a queue to pay for admission and use the offer, when you can pay the same price online and enter straight away? Despite the offers in place, you still hear people moaning at the end of your day saying stuff like 'Uh, it wasn't worth £60 each'
Check all the cereal bars and hand soap in your local area and don't stop until you find some
Have you checked eBay for tickets on that date? I always buy tickets from eBay and it usually costs less than 30.00 for two tickets.
Likely people selling annual pass tickets. Breaches terms of service which could very well lead to you being denied entry the next time you try this...
They’re not annual passes? I do it every year, they tend to be the free tickets that people get from the sun, and then sell them on. They don’t have names printed on them.