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Red Letter Days 25% off adventure days
MSE Blagged discount, incl £33 F1 simulator
ExpiredIf you’re struggling to find that perfect present for someone who already has everything, experience days can work out as a great gift. You can get 25% off full-price adventure days when you go via our special Red Letter Days* link and buy a voucher by 11.59pm on Sun 21 Feb.
It's also worth checking out its up to 70% off sale (see below), you won't find the same deals on both, but you might find something more suitable.
We found some great savings on adventure days via our Blagged link (the discount is applied automatically), but don’t take it as 'red' that it’s the cheapest around. It's always best to check if you can find the same experience day cheaper elsewhere.
Some of the discounts you can get on adventure days include:
- Day at Diggerland - £16 (normally £22), next cheapest we found, £19.95 at Virgin Experience Days
- Catapault experience - £29 (normally £39), next cheapest we found, £35 at BuyAGift
- F1 Grand Prix simulator - £33 (normally £45), next cheapest we found, £39 at Virgin Experience Days
You'll get a voucher, which you can print at home for free, but if you want it delivered, standard delivery's £1.99 (or next day £5.95). Red Letter Days says you'll need to allow 3-5 working days for standard delivery. Next day delivery needs to be ordered by 4pm on Thu 11 Feb if you want it in time for Valentine's Day (Sun 14 Feb).
'Up to 70% off' sale
You can also get some decent discounts in Red Letter Days' 'up to 70% off' sale. We asked Red Letter Days, but it wasn't able to give us an indication of when these offers would end, so you'll need to go quick if you spot something you're after.
Here are some of the stronger deals we spotted on Tue 2 Feb:
- Stunt driving - £49 (normally £99), next cheapest we found, £159 at Virgin Experience Days
- London photography tour at night for two - £55 (normally £200), next cheapest we found, £60 at Virgin Experience Days
Note: The vouchers expire 12 months from purchase. There may be a book-by date as well as an expiry, so be aware of this. Also make sure you check what dates/time it's valid as these might be restricted.
Make sure you book your experience well in advance for the best availability. Some experiences may be subject to weather conditions - in these cases, call up the venue before you leave on the day to confirm the event.
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Red Letter Days 20% off
Online code for experience days
ExpiredGet the code from VoucherCodes*, enter it online at Red Letter Days by Sun 9 Feb and you'll get 20% off. Delivery's £1.99 if you want to receive the voucher by post, or print at home for free.
Although VoucherCodes hasn’t listed any exclusions, we tried it on a hot air ballooning offer and the code wouldn’t work, but it did work on an afternoon tea deal. When we get the full list of what's excluded, we’ll link to it here.
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