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As well as the theme park deals above, there are tons of permanent ways to cut the cost of family fun.

Save 75% with Tesco Clubcard

One of the cheapest ways to entertain kids is to spend your Tesco Clubcard vouchers on days out. This way, you effectively get them for a quarter of the normal price. This is because 100 Clubcard points are only worth £1 if you use them in-store.

Yet spend the points on goodies from its Deals Brochure and you get four times the vouchers' face value to use on your tickets, eg, £16.75 worth of Clubcard vouchers gets you an annual Legoland pass worth £67.

There are nearly 200 days out on offer, including Alton Towers, Thorpe Park and National Trust Scotland. For a full list of ways to maximise Clubcard points, check out the Loyalty Schemes guide.

2for1 days out in London and the South

There's a trick to get 2for1 activities to hundreds of theatres, museums and theme parks throughout the South, with National Rail's Days Out Guide scheme. To take advantage, you need a train ticket valid on the day you want to visit. Yet with savings of up to £25, buy the cheapest £2ish ticket and you’ll still be quids in.

As an example, London Zoo costs £17 for adults and £13.50 for kids, so entry for a family of four is normally a jumbo £61. But buy a £1.90 single to and from any station, present it with the voucher, and you’ll slash the cost to £30.50, saving £28.60.

You can print as many vouchers as you like and the cheapest person gets in free. Attractions include everything from Madame Tussauds to Les Misérables the musical.

2for1 London days out

Another useful way to get 2for1 vouchers for theme parks, attractions, shows and restaurants in London is through National Express' London 2for1 Offers scheme. This has printable 2for1 vouchers for a range of days out, including Madame Tussauds, the London Dungeon and the London Aquarium.

You'll need two valid National Express Coach tickets to London to use them though, so this is good if you're planning to get the coach to London anyway.

Even if you're not travelling by coach, it may be worth getting two cheap National Express tickets to London from a nearby destination, though make sure they don't cost more than you'd save with the voucher.

You'll need to register after you've selected your offer in order to print the vouchers, which are personalised. Expiry dates vary, so make sure you check these on the voucher before you go.