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ALL GONE: FREE Good Housekeeping Live tickets (normally £25 each)
For 13 to 16 November at the Business Design Centre in London
ExpiredUpdate, Friday 25 October at 10am: This offer has been popular with MoneySavers and the only day with free tickets still available is Wednesday 13 November.
If you're starting your Christmas shopping and looking for some festive goodies, we've arranged 4,000 free tickets to the Good Housekeeping Live with Country Living Christmas Market event from Wednesday 13 to Saturday 16 November at the Business Design Centre in Islington, London.
To get free tickets, simply use the code MSEGHL at the checkout – the code is valid on the standard 'Silver' tier tickets only (see what it gets you below). The deal will end at 11.59pm on Wednesday 13 November, or when all tickets have been claimed, whichever’s sooner.
It's first-come, first-served, with a set number of free tickets for each day (see below) – you'll need to choose a day to go when you book. You can get up to 10 free adult tickets, and up to four children aged 16 or under can go free – child tickets won't count towards the free tickets allocation.
Breakdown of tickets:
Wednesday 13 November – 2,500 tickets ALL CLAIMED
Thursday 14 November – 500 tickets ALL CLAIMED
Friday 15 November – 500 tickets ALL CLAIMED
Saturday 16 November – 500 tickets ALL CLAIMEDTickets are completely free so if you're asked to add any card details, go back and try again.
Need-to-knows
When will tickets arrive? They’ll be emailed to you a few minutes after booking. You can print your tickets at home, or show them on your phone.
How much are tickets normally? 'Silver' tier tickets are usually £25 online, plus a £1 transaction fee which is waived for this promotion.
What’s Good Housekeeping Live with Country Living Christmas Market about? The show features Good Eating and Good Looks stages for tastings, talks and workshops. There's also a L'Oreal Beauty Bar for make-up tutorials and touch-ups. The Country Living Christmas Market has artisan gifts and festive treats.
These free 'Silver' tier tickets will get you access to the above, but it won't give you access to the Good Conversations Stage (celebrity interviews) as this can only be accessed with a 'Gold' tier ticket, which isn't included in this deal.
See visitor information for more details and for how to get to the Business Design Centre. The event is on from 9.30am to 5pm on Wednesday 13 November, and 9.30am to 6pm on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Your ticket also entitles you to a free 12-month digital subscription to Good Housekeeping or Country Living (normally £19.99). You'll be sent info on how to claim your subscription within seven days of getting your tickets (usually on a Tuesday). Good Housekeeping Live says the digital magazine subscription won't auto-renew after 12 months, but you will still need to give payment deals when claiming the free subscription.
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