Clever hack that could save families more than £35 at Alton Towers
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The pass is available online only.
Families can save more than £35 at Alton Towers by taking advantage of its new parent and toddler pass.
For £29, the clever hack for families saves money by offering a better deal than buying full-price adult and child tickets separately.
The pass - available now exclusively online - includes entry to CBeebies Land for both an adult and a toddler.
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And for an extra £5, families can add on an extra child aged five or under.
With the pass, young families can experience a wide choice of attractions and experiences at CBeebies Land including the world’s-first Bluey-themed coaster, Hey Duggee Big Adventure Badge, the Peter Rabbit Hoppity Hop ride, Octonauts Rollercoaster Adventure, In the Night Garden Magical Boat Ride and more.
Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies! arrived at Alton Towers earlier this year, and refers to a fan-favourite episode from the multi-Emmy award-winning animated TV series, where Bluey and Bingo play dress-up as the mischievous Grannies Janet and Rita.
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Howard Ebison, vice president of Alton Towers in Staffordshire, said: “Now that the big kids are back at school after a fantastic summer season, we’re excited to welcome our budding thrill-seekers back to the park this autumn.
“With our great value parent and toddler pass, we’re making it even easier for grandparents and parents to enjoy a fun-filled day out with their little ones, and experience our world class junior coasters like Bluey the Ride: Here Comes the Grannies! and Octonauts Rollercoaster Adventure.”