This is a good deal if you are a parent and have a toddler. An adult and child under five can get into Drayton Manor Theme Park – home of Thomas the Tank Engine – for 99 days for just £30.
The new ‘Ultimate Toddler Pass’ is aimed at parents and pre-school toddlers and if you went every day for 99 days would cost just 33p a day. The pass is available to use from Monday to Friday during Staffordshire term time and is valid from September 3 to October 25 and 7th April 7 to July 21, 2014 excluding April 14-25, May 5 and May 26 to 30.
Drayton Manor, in Staffordshire, is great for little ones. Thomas Land has 21 rides and attractions and is home to characters like The Fat Controller. New this year is Winston’s Whistle Stop Tour, where Winston takes passengers on a guided monorail tour around a themed track, giving a not-to-be missed bird’s eye view of the multi-million pound attraction. In good weather, the seven inspection vehicles will also be open-topped to add to the aerial experience.
The ‘Ultimate Toddler pass’ also gives you a 10% discount in the four large catering outlets scattered around the park (Rainforest Pizza & Pasta, Cedar Fish & Chips, Burger Kitchen and Chicken Diner), 5% discount in all retail outlets, 30% discount in the on-site restaurant, Grill Inn and free car parking.
CEO Colin Bryan said: “At Drayton Manor we understand how vital it is for parents to bond with their young children and spend happy and memorable occasions together and our new Ultimate Toddler Pass is perfect to provide that experience.”
To buy your ‘Ultimate Toddler Pass’, visit a ticket booth at the entrance of the park to purchase on the day. To pre book other tickets online go to www.draytonmanor.co.uk
The park is also still offering September savings on pre-booked tickets until September 30, with all adult tickets (ages 12+) costing £20, saving over 44% on the gate price and child tickets (ages 4 – 11) priced at £15, saving over 45%. Ticket prices for 2 – 3 year olds cost £5, whilst under 2s go free.
£30 for the ticket that you can use for 99 days and it works out at £3.30 per day?
Think you have had a maths failure there. At even £1 a day, it would be £99 for the ticket.
Think you are looking for 33p per day.