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Where to get the best deal for Legoland?

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BionicEar · 02/01/2010 13:10

Am thinking of taking our 5yrs old to Legoland over the Easter holiday.

Would a 5yrs old girl enjoy Legoland? I know the DH a big kid at heart probably would!

Where is the best place to get discount tickets?

The ones with hotel offers - are the legoland tickets included in that? Having a dense day!

Cheers!

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garden · 02/01/2010 22:13

tesco vouchers-if you have enough - let you go for free.
hols tend to be v busy- can you go durig an inset day?
if not, gullivers land is fab for 5 yr olds-cheaper and less queues-and lots of places to picnic.

jollydiane · 02/01/2010 22:22

have you considered a Merlin pass here

BionicEar · 03/01/2010 21:48

Ooh cheers for that.

Would have to go during hols as we live up North so it would have to take place during school hols.

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liliputlady · 07/01/2010 17:07

Our cheapest ever mini-break to Legoland was with Tesco Vouchers and a £26 Travelodge room. I agree with Garden though about hols being busy.

CaptainUnderpants · 07/01/2010 17:24

Avoid school holidays - now I may get slaughtered for this by some but as they are only 5 take them out of school for a day .

Travel down on a thursday night - have Friday at lego land etc

frazzled74 · 09/01/2010 23:53

we went in summer hols and used bogof tickets which will be round soon (usually tescos or whsmiths).
We stayed 1 night at travelodge slough and 1 at travelodge windsor. both were in easy reach by car or public transport. There is a sale on now at travelodge. all in deals are more expensive and less convenient. 5yr old will def love it.

PureAsTheColdDrivenSnow · 21/01/2010 15:13

has anybody found any BOGOF tickets yet?

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