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  • Grand Designs Live Birmingham 2for1 tickets

    Grand Designs Live Birmingham 2for1 tickets

    Via code for 9-13 Oct. Normally £12-£15 each

    We've a code that gets 2for1 standard tickets for Grand Designs Live from Wed 9 Oct to Sun 13 Oct at the Birmingham NEC.

    Enter the code MSE241 online at Grand Designs Live by 11.59pm on Sat 12 Oct to get two weekday tickets for £13.70 or two weekend tickets for £16.70 (both prices include a £1.70 booking fee).

    Tickets are valid for one day only but you won't need to choose which day you go when booking the tickets – just weekday or weekend.

    There's a limit of 10 tickets per person using this deal. Up to two children aged 15 or under can go free with each adult ticket, and these can be booked at the same time as the 2for1 tickets.

    Your tickets will be emailed to you (usually within a few hours) and you'll need to print them and take them to the event.

    About Grand Designs Live

    The event is based on the Channel 4 TV series, and features 'design guru' Kevin McCloud. It also features industry experts and exhibitors across six sections: Build, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Gardens, Technology and Interiors. See venue and travel info for getting to the Birmingham NEC.

  • FREE Grand Designs Live tickets

    FREE Grand Designs Live tickets

    Code for Birmingham NEC, 9-13 Oct. Normally £12-£15

    If you're interested in home interiors and gadgets, or you're looking at renovating or redesigning your kitchen, bathroom, garden etc, we've a grand offer for you... 18,000 totally free tickets to the Grand Designs Live show at the NEC, in Birmingham, from Wed 9 Oct to Sun 13 Oct.

    You can get up to two free adult tickets per household. Child tickets (15 and under) are also free and don't count towards the 18,000 free tickets – as they normally don't cost anything – but there's a limit of two kids per adult.

    How to get free tickets

    Go online to Grand Designs Live and enter the code MSEFREE, then pick the day you want to go (tickets will only be valid for the day you choose). The offer ends at 11.59pm on Sun 22 Sep, or when each day's tickets are claimed.

    Your tickets will be emailed to you (usually within a few hours), and you'll need to print them and take them to the event.

    The price of adult tickets is usually £12-£15 online, or £17-£20 on the door. The usual £1.70 online booking fee has been waived, so you won't have to enter any bank details. If at any point you're asked to add card details, go back and insert the code again, as these are completely free tickets.

    About Grand Designs Live

    The event is based on the Channel 4 TV series, and features 'design guru' Kevin McCloud. It also includes industry experts and exhibitors across six sections: Build, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Gardens, Technology and Interiors. See venue and travel info for getting to the NEC, and our cheap train deals page.

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