Theme Park Tickets - UK Days Out - Theme Park Holiday Planning - Save Money
Booking early online and comparing prices is the key to bargain ticket prices at theme parks and attractions. For UK theme park tickets, attractions and days out it's hard to beat the prices offered by Buyagift, especially for Legoland print and go tickets, but it's always worth comparing prices on 365 tickets, lastminute.com and the award winning Attractiontix website where you'll find some exclusive discount codes.
For european theme parks including Disneyland Paris, Futuroscope, Europa Park and PortAventura and other worldwide attractions you can save money by ordering your tickets in advance online at theme park ticket retailers Attractiontix or 365 tickets.  Read the rest of this theme park tickets review here...
Buyagift - Print & Save Coupons - Discount Vouchers - Bargain Days Out
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Purchase your theme park tickets online and print your own entry tickets to take it with you to the theme park - they remain valid for any day in the whole season, so they make perfect gifts and if your plans change at the last minute it's not a problem. |
 Buyagift - Up to 25% Discount on Theme Park Tickets - Valid ALL Season...
365 Tickets - Print & Go Coupons - Printable Vouchers
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Buy tickets online at discount prices for most of the UK and world's top attractions and events.
There are NO booking fees and your entry vouchers are sent by email for you to Print-and-Go, no hassle, no worry.
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365Tickets - Print & Go discount tickets for theme parks and attractions...
Family Fun Days Out | UK Discount Theme Park Tickets | Special Promotional Offers
 | Buy your theme park tickets in advance online and save up to 50% off the ticket price at Alton Towers, Drayton Manor, Chessington, Thorpe Park and others. | UK days out - Up to 50% Discount on advance theme park tickets...
The Invitation Book Discount Vouchers - Eating Out - Days Out - Leisure
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The Invitation Book is a discount voucher and savings directory packed with offers for restaurant, leisure and entertainment outlets in your locality or days out further afield. The book will pay for itself after just a couple of uses. |
The Invitation Book - Local discounts to save you money on your doorstep...
Invitation Book Promotional Codes - Discount Vouchers - Bargain DealsSorry, we don't have any Invitation Book promotional codes available today.
Legoland Windsor | Family Days Out | Family Fun | Buyagift
 Legoland Adult or Child Ticket
Over 50 interactive rides, live shows and attractions to keep all the family entertained. Check out the JCB Digger Challenge, Miniland LEGO model of the London skyline, the thrilling 4D show Spellbreaker and Johnny Thunder live-action show Secret of the Scorpion Palace. From £19.00 |
The Dungeons Tickets | Family Days Out | Family Fun Day | Buyagift
The Dungeons - Tickets
A weekday fast track entry ticket to London's most terrifying attraction. From just £4.50 |
London Madam Tussauds Tickets - Family Days Out - Family Fun - Buyagift
London Days Out - Things to do in London London Pass - Free Entry & Free Travel Deals at London's Tourist Attractions
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If you're planning to visit London get a London Pass for:
FREE entry to over 50 London attractions.
Additional Transport option available.
Over £500 worth of entrance fees.
Cut to front of lines at attractions.
FREE 160 page guide book.
From just £12 a day.
Many more special offers and benefits.
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The London Pass - 50 London Attractions, 1 Ticket - Worth Over £500... More london days out...
Tourist Attractions - A Day Out at England's (Worst Kept!) "Secret" Nuclear Bunker near the M25
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Me, Zak & Natasha dressed to kill (or be killed)
Visit Secret Bunker...
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The bunker was constructed in secrecy over seven months during 1952 in the middle of a farmers field in Keveldon Hatch, a quiet village in Essex, north east of London outside the M25 and was designed to be totally self contained for up to three months housing up to 600 personnel including the prime minister, cabinet ministers, civil servants and representatives of our allies.
As a child growing up in the sixties I remember expecting the world to end in nuclear war and our visit stirred up mixed emotions, amazement the bunker is open to the public, uneasiness politicians might have negoiated differently if they had been building shelters in their living rooms like the rest of us, disbelief anyone really thought this was an option and awe at the scale of the effort and expenditure involved to construct and maintain these bunkers.
The bunker was actively maintained until 1994 when it was decommissioned and sold to the original landowner who now runs the bunker as a private museum. The bunker could still be re-activated so, as the sign says on the door, visit while you still can! A chilling reminder and unmissable experience for anyone who lived through the cold war era. Joe Connor.
Second opinion, Zak Connor, aged 11. When we arrived and I saw the bungalow, which is the entrance to the bunker, I thought that was the size of the bunker - wrong! Inside the front door and just around a corner there's a long tunnel sloping downwards - it was massive! The bunker has three storeys with loads of rooms and interesting stuff.
We each had a wand, which is a cross between a tape recorder and a telephone, which tells you interesting stuff about each area by pressing numbers on the wand when you see signs. Moley asks questions which are answered by the virtual tour guide. I bought a brand new gas mask for just a tenner and it really works - well it protects me from my uncle Alan's farts anyway!
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