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  • 3,000 FREE tickets to The Pet Show

    3,000 FREE tickets to The Pet Show

    Norm £8-£11. Via code for event on Sat 19 Aug - Sun 20 Aug

    We've bagged 3,000 free tickets to give away for entry to The Pet Show in Stafford on Sat 19 Aug - Sun 20 Aug. You can either get two adult tickets (norm £10.94 each), two child tickets (norm £7.81 each) or one of each – but the overall limit is two free tickets per household.

    How to get tickets

    To get tickets, go online to The Pet Show, select either Saturday or Sunday and enter the code MSE2017. The MoneySavingExpert free adult and child ticket options will then appear at the top of the list. Under-5s get in free, and you can book their tickets online at the same time as the freebies.

    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 Fri 18 Aug, or more likely when all 3,000 tickets have gone, whichever's soonest.

    The Pet Show told us tickets will be sent via email almost instantly. You can either print out your tickets or show them on your smartphone on the entrance day.

    What is The Pet Show?

    The Pet Show includes demonstrations, activities, workshops and a large range of pet-related shopping stalls. There'll also be hundreds of animals that you can meet. The show's on between 10am and 5pm each day.

  • 2,000 FREE Doncaster Races tickets (norm £17)

    2,000 FREE Doncaster Races tickets (norm £17)

    Via code for Grandstand entry on Thu 20 Jul

    We've bagged 2,000 free tickets to give away for entry to Doncaster Races on Thu 20 Jul. These are bound to be popular - so giddy up, they won't be around fur-long.

    How to get tickets

    To get tickets, go online to Doncaster Races and click 'get yours now'. Then enter the code MSERES at the bottom of the ticket selection page and press 'Apply Code'. When the page refreshes, the 'MSE Grandstand E-Ticket' option will appear at the top of the page - you can select up to two tickets per household.

    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 Wed 19 Jul, or more likely when all 2,000 tickets have gone - so go quick to ensure you're not left with a long face.

    The free tickets are for adult entry to the Grandstand Enclosure area, and normally cost £19 each (including £2.50 booking fee) but they're currently £17 each via an automatic discount. Under-18s get in free (up to three per adult), and you can get their tickets when you enter at the gate on the day.

    Tickets will be emailed to you by Fri 14 Jul, though if you book after this date you’ll need to collect your tickets on the day. Emailed tickets need to be printed and shown upon entry.

    • More info

      It's a ticket-only code, race cards (programmes) will be £3 each and can be bought on the day. 

      There are seven flat races on the day, starting at 5.40pm (gates open at 4pm), and finishing at 8.50pm. The gates close at 9.50pm.

      Parking in Car Park C is free and about a five-minute walk from the Grandstand Enclosure (there's also an option to park closer in Car Park A, though it's £5). 

      There are seats available but it's first-come, first-served. You cannot bring your own food, drink or alcohol into this area. There's no dress code in the Grandstand Enclosure. Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.

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