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The Cake & Bake Show deals
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FREE Cake & Bake Show tickets
For Olympia London, 22 to 26 November. Normally £14 to £16 per ticket online
ExpiredIf you're a flan of baking and want to meet some celebrity bakers such as Eric Lanlard, Juliet Sear and Molly Robbins, we’ve whisked up a treat for you… a pair of totally free one-day tickets to The Cake & Bake Show at Olympia London.
The show runs from Wednesday 22 November until Sunday 26 November, and this is the breakdown of free tickets available each day (7,500 pairs available in total)...
- Wednesday 22 November – 2,500
- Thursday 23 November – 2,500
- Friday 24 November – 1,500
- Saturday 25 November – 500
- Sunday 26 November – 500
Getting the free tickets is a piece of cake
Enter the code CABMSEFREE online at The Cake & Bake Show – you’ll knead to select the day you want to go and you can get two adult tickets per household. If going alone, you'll still get two as the free tickets only come in a pair.
Child tickets for ages 15 and under are also totally free (one child per ticket) and you'll need to select them when you book online. Child tickets won't count towards the 7,500 pairs of free tickets allocation.
If at any point you're asked to enter your card details, go back and enter the code again – there is nothing to pay for these tickets.
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Thursday 21 September, or when all 7,500 pairs of tickets have scone – so go quick as you don't want to be left in tiers.
When will the tickets arrive?
Your tickets will be emailed to you up to five days after booking and you can print them out and show them at the door on the day, or show them on your phone.
How much are they normally?
Adult tickets usually cost £14 to £16 each plus a £1.70 transaction fee online or £20 to £22 on the door, so you can save a decent amount of dough with this freebie.
What is The Cake & Bake Show?
The show is open from 10am to 5pm and features celebrity bakers, including This Morning regular Juliet Sear, celebrity chef Eric Lanlard, and Molly Robbins from the Channel 4 programme Extreme Cake Makers. There will be live demonstrations, cake displays and stalls. You also get access to the Ideal Home Show Christmas, which is on in the same venue.
See our free and cheap days out page for more activity ideas
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£15 for TWO Cake & Bake Show tickets
For ExCel London, 1-3 Oct. Normally £16.75 each (including fee)
ExpiredYou can get two adult tickets to The Cake & Bake Show for £15 when you enter the code MSECAB2415 by Sun 3 Oct. The show's on at the ExCel in London from Fri 1 Oct to Sun 3 Oct.
Tickets usually cost £15 each plus a £1.75 transaction fee online (which is waived for this deal) or £19 on the door, so you can save some dough with this offer.
You can also get kids tickets (ages 7-15) for £5 using the same code (normally £9.50 plus transaction fee). Kids aged six or younger go free with a paying adult, up to a maximum of two kids per adult.
When will the tickets arrive? Your tickets will be emailed to you up to five days after booking and you'll need to print them out or show them on your phone at the door on the day.
What is The Cake & Bake show?
The show is open from 10am to 5pm and features celebrity bakers, including former Great British Bake Off winner Edd Kimber (2010), TV chef and I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here participant Rosemary Shrager, celebrity chef Eric Lanlard, and Molly Robbins from the Channel 4 programme Extreme Cake Makers. There will be live demonstrations, cake displays and stalls.
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