FAMILIES can get money off top attractions this half term – just by buying a lottery ticket.
Savvy savers can get a code for £25 off entry to Legoland, Thorpe Park, Sealife and hundreds more days out.
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One mum who bagged the bargain managed to get a £39 ticket for the Windsor theme park for just £14 – a £25 saving for the price of a £2 national lottery ticket.
Posting on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains Facebook group, she said: “Brilliant deal from The National Lottery!”
“My £39 Legoland ticket went down to £14 with the code found on the top of any lottery ticket (even online ones) dated from the 1st Oct! Great for half term.”
It’s not the first time tat the lottery has offered free tickets to players.
Over the summer film fans were treated to free cinema tickets at more than 500 movie theatres.
Lat year the lottery and Sun Savers gave away free panto tickets for the festive season.
We’ve rounded up all the ways you can keep your kids occupied this half term for cheap – or even for free.
All you need to claim your money off is a lottery ticket number and your email.
How to claim £25 off top attractions
You’ll find the number a the top of your ticket, which you must have bought after October 1, whether it’s a physical one or you purchased it online.
The you need to go to national-lottery.co.uk/days-out where you enter the 19-digit number and your email address
You’ll get a code instantly which you can then use to get the discount when buying tickets to your chosen attraction.
You’ll need to book them online at NationalLotteryDaysOut.com and simply enter it the checkout when purchasing your tickets.
You’ll need to make a note of the code if you’re not using it straightaway and use it within seven days.
That means booking the tickets and not that you have to visit that week.
Your visit can take place any time between now and March 31, 2022.
Voucher codes are limited to one per person but can be used to buy family tickets.
You should take the lottery ticket with you as the attraction you visit may ask for it, and can refuse entry if you don’t have it.
If your attraction ticket is more than £25, you’ll have to pay the rest. If it’s less you won’t get the difference back.
Attractions taking part in the discount include Sealife, Blackpool Tower, Thorpe Park, Zipworld and Titanic Belfast.
You can check out the full list of attractions here.
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