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The Baby Show Manchester FREE tickets

For Manchester Central from Friday 7 to Sunday 9 June. Aimed at expectant and new parents

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If you're a new parent or have a baby on the way, we've 1,000 free tickets for The Baby Show with Lidl GB – a pregnancy, baby and parenting event happening at Manchester Central from Friday 7 June until Sunday 9 June.

How to get tickets

Simply enter the code MSECOMP online at The Baby Show. You can get up to two free adult tickets per household, and children aged 14 or under go free – there's a separate option for child tickets, and these don't count towards the 1,000 free tickets allocation.

It's first-come, first-served and you'll need to choose which day you want to go when booking your tickets. The offer will end when all tickets have been claimed. This is a total freebie – if you're asked to add any card details, something's gone wrong, so try again.

Need-to-knows

When will tickets arrive? They’ll be emailed to you within a few hours of booking and you’ll need to print them before you go or show them on your phone upon arrival.

How much are they worth? Adult tickets currently cost £16 each on the door, and online (including a £2 transaction fee – waived for this deal).

What’s The Baby Show with Lidl GB about?

There will be talks, panels and Q&As on subjects such as sleep, feeding, weaning and child development. The Baby Show will also have stalls from big and boutique baby brands with products including buggies, baby-grows, car seats and cots. It's open on Friday 7 June from 10am to 4pm, and Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 June from 10am to 4.30pm. See venue and travel information for how to get to Manchester Central.

For more tips and tricks on how to save as a new parent, see our Baby checklist guide.
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