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Ripley's Believe It or Not! £42 family ticket
Saves £7-£41ish. Book online, arrive before 2pm
ExpiredBelieve it or not (see what we did there!), we've blagged MoneySavers off-peak family tickets with fast-track entry to Ripley's interactive attraction in London for £42 until Sun 5 Mar, during its 'Peculiar Happenings' event.
Simply book online via our special Ripley's Believe It or Not!* link at least one day before your visit and print your tickets or show them on your smartphone at the Piccadilly Circus attraction before 2pm to get entry for two adults and two children, or one adult and three children for £42. A child is classed as aged 4-15 (under-4s go free) and the 700 peculiar exhibits are aimed at all ages.
What is the 'Peculiar Happenings' event?
- See costumes and props from Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
- Receive free Peculiar trail map and pencil.
- Fill in trail map questions, themed from the film.
- Collect clues to uncover a mystery word to enter a competition online.
Ripley’s doesn’t usually offer this type of off-peak ticket. Tickets for a family (two adults and two children) are normally £48.92 (booked 14+ days in advance) or £83.26 (booked 1-13 days in advance) for the whole day, and even if you bought the after 5pm evening saver tickets 1day+ in advance, it would still cost you £67.80, so whichever way you look at it, this deal gives a saving of at least £7ish and up to £41ish.
You must arrive before 2pm with this deal but you can stay as long as you like, until it closes at midnight. Ripley's suggests you'll need about two hours to visit the whole attraction, which includes a mirror maze and laser race. Ripley's is open 365 days a year.
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Ripley's Believe It or Not! £42 family ticket
Saves £7-£41ish. Book online, arrive before 2pm
ExpiredBelieve it or not (see what we did there!), we've blagged MoneySavers off-peak family tickets with fast-track entry to Ripley's interactive attraction in London for £42 until Mon 2 Jan, during its Christmas Trail week.
Simply book online via our special Ripley's Believe It or Not!* link at least one day before your visit and print your tickets or show them on your smartphone at the Piccadilly Circus attraction before 2pm to get entry for two adults and two children, or one adult and three children for £42. A child is classed as aged 4-15 (under-4s go free) and the 700 peculiar exhibits are aimed at all ages.
What is the Christmas trail?
- Receive free trail map and pencil.
- Fill in trail map questions, such as identifying a Christmas song.
- Hand in completed trail map to gift shop and receive a festive treat.
Ripley’s doesn’t usually offer this type of off-peak ticket. Tickets for a family (2 adult and 2 children) are normally £48.92 (booked 14+ days in advance) or £83.26 (booked 1-13 days in advance) for the whole day, and even if you bought the after 5pm evening saver tickets 1day+ in advance, it would still cost you £67.80, so whichever way you look at it, this deal gives a saving of at least £7ish and up to £41ish.
You must arrive before 2pm with this deal but you can stay as long as you like, until it closes at midnight. Ripley's suggests you'll need about two hours to visit the whole attraction, which includes a mirror maze and laser race. Ripley's is open 365 days a year.
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