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ENDED: Free National Trust family pass
Excludes National Trust Scotland and English Heritage sites
ExpiredUpdate Thursday 27 November: All 30,000 free e-tickets have now sold out.
If you go online to the Daily Mirror or Daily Express, you can get a totally free National Trust one-time family pass, which can be used on any day until Sunday 15 December. On average, the pass would normally cost £25 to £35 depending on which site you're visiting.
There are 15,000 passes available on each newspaper's website. This deal ends at 11.59pm on Sunday 1 December, or when all 30,000 passes have been claimed, whichever's first. This offer is very popular with MoneySavers, so is likely to run out very quickly.
What does the pass cover?
The family pass allows two adults and up to three children, or one adult and up to four children (or couples or individuals) to visit one National Trust site for free in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (Scotland locations and English Heritage sites aren't included). Kids must be 17 or under, though under-fives go free anyway.
There's nothing to pay for entry, but some car parks charge fees, and this pass doesn't get them for free. One pass per household is permitted.
Some National Trust properties require booking in advance (check beforehand)
You can do this by selecting 'Book a visit' on your chosen property, choosing a member's ticket and entering the code REACHPASS24 when asked for your membership number. By selecting the free member's ticket, you won't need to input any bank details. See full T&Cs.
You'll need to show your email and pass when you arrive at your National Trust site – if you booked, you'll need to show your booking confirmation, email, and the pass. Mobile coverage may be limited at some National Trust sites, so it's a good idea to download it to your device, or print the email.
There are a few excluded National Trust locations – see the full site exclusions list.
If you have any queries, you can contact nationaltrustpromo@reachplc.com for assistance. See full offer terms and conditions.
For other places to visit, check out our latest cheap days out.
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Free National Trust family pass with £1 newspaper
Excludes National Trust Scotland and English Heritage sites
ExpiredIf you pick up a physical copy of the Daily Star (£1), Daily Mirror or Daily Express (both £1.60) by Sunday 10 November, you'll find a free National Trust family pass printed as a voucher. Some regional papers are also included, such as the Liverpool Echo and Manchester Evening News – see 'More info' below for the full list of papers publishing the voucher.
This is a one-time family pass that can be used on any day until Sunday 15 December. Typically, the pass would normally cost £25 to £35 depending on which site you're visiting.
What does the pass cover?
The family pass allows two adults and up to three children, or one adult and up to four children (or couples or individuals) to visit one National Trust site for free in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (Scotland locations and English Heritage sites aren't included). Kids must be 17 or under, though under-fives go free anyway.
There's nothing to pay for entry, but some car parks charge fees, and this pass doesn't get them for free. One pass per household is permitted.
Some National Trust properties require booking in advance (check beforehand)
You can do this by selecting 'Book a visit' on your chosen property, choosing a member's ticket and entering the code REACHPASS24 when asked for your membership number. By selecting the free member's ticket, you won't need to input any bank details.
You'll need to show your email and pass when you arrive at your National Trust site – if you booked, you'll need to show your booking confirmation, email, and the pass. Mobile coverage may be limited at some National Trust sites, so it's a good idea to download it to your device, or print the email. Some locations in Northern Ireland have specific exemption dates, so make sure to check these before you book.
There are a few excluded National Trust locations – see the full site exclusions list.
If you have any queries, you can contact enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or nationaltrustpromo@reachplc.com for assistance. See full offer terms and conditions.
For other places to visit, check out our latest cheap days out.
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