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FREE Ideal Home Show Scotland tickets
Code for 24-27 May at SEC Glasgow. 20,000 available
ExpiredWe've 20,000 free one-day tickets to the Ideal Home Show Scotland for Fri 24 May to Mon 27 May at SEC Glasgow.
How to get tickets
The freebie offer will end at 11.59pm on Mon 6 May or when all tickets have been claimed, whichever's sooner.
Enter the code MSEFREE at Ideal Home Show Scotland
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Plus see our tips for Cheap Days Out, Cheap Trains & Coaches and Cheap Hotels.There's a maximum of two adult tickets per household, though anyone aged 15 or under can go for free with each adult (book child tickets online at the same time).
There are 5,000 tickets available each day and you'll need to choose when you want to go – you'll also get free entry to the Eat & Drink Festival at the same venue.
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When will tickets arrive? They’ll be emailed to you within a few hours after booking and you'll need to print them before you go.
How much are they worth? The price of adult tickets are usually £13-£16 depending on whether you get them online or at the venue.
What’s the Ideal Home Show Scotland about? There will be several show areas covering topics including interiors, home renovation, style, technology, gardens, kitchenware and home accessories. Highlights include fully built show homes, gardens and interactive theatres. See venue and travel information for how to get to SEC Glasgow.
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3,000 FREE Fes-tea-val tickets
For Tobacco Dock London, Sat 13 or Sun 14 Apr
ExpiredWe've 3,000 free tickets to Fes-tea-val, the National Tea Day's tea festival at Tobacco Dock London on Sat 13 and Sun 14 April.
How to get tickets
Use the MSE Blagged code MSE100NTD online at the National Tea Day Festeaval website. Click on the black stripe that says 'Have a coupon? Click here to enter your code' and your total should go down from £15 to zero.
It's first-come, first-served, and you'll need to choose a day to go. The offer ends at 11.59pm on Fri 12 Apr or when all tickets are gone, whichever's sooner.
Tickets are normally £15, and will get you access to most events on the day without paying extra. Some activities, eg, 'Build your own afternoon tea' are extra. There are creative activities, sampling, tea tasting and wellness sessions including yoga.
If you're a fan of tea, see our Free tea and coffee page to check where else you can pick up a free brew.
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