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FREE Sailawaze Live tickets (normally £20)
For Twickenham, London on Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 March
ExpiredIf you're considering a cruise holiday or just love travel, we've free tickets to the Sailawaze Live cruise travel show at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham, London on Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 March – simply enter the code MONEY100 online at Sailawaze Live.
Your free ticket also gives you access to Family Traveller Live, happening at the same venue on the same dates. Doors open at 10am and close at 7pm on Saturday, and 10am to 6pm on Sunday. When claiming your free ticket, you'll need to pick a day and time slot (two-hour windows) to arrive at the venue – once there, you can stay as long as you like until it closes.
There are 5,000 free tickets available using our code, and the offer is on until 11.59pm on Friday 21 March or until all have been claimed, whichever's first. Tickets usually cost £20 for adults and £15 for children (those aged five and under go free).
Once you've claimed your free ticket, you’ll receive a confirmation from See Tickets, and the actual tickets will be emailed to you a week before the event. You can print them out or show them on your phone at the entrance.
Sailawaze Live says the Allianz Stadium has free visitor parking in the West and North car parks. If you're planning to use public transport, see our Cheap train tickets guide.
What is Sailawaze Live?
It’s an interactive cruise and travel show bringing together over 50 cruise lines and travel brands, including Royal Caribbean, Hurtigruten, Viva Cruises and Ambassador Cruise Line. You can get expert tips at the Cruise Stage, chat with travel brands, and check out show-exclusive deals. There will also be various food options, including vegan, vegetarian and kid-friendly options. By attending, you'll also have the chance to enter competitions including a £10,000 voucher towards a tailor-made trip, holidays to Greece, Costa Rica, Canada or Botswana, and seven-night cruises to Scandinavia or the Norwegian fjords.
What is Family Traveller Live?
This family-friendly show includes activities for kids aged 5-15. There’s ziplining across the stadium, abseiling from the roof, surf simulator, crazy golf, archery, parkour, climbing walls and more. Some activities require you to purchase a ticket for them, such as ziplining and abseiling. Across the weekend, visitors can also book stadium tours and visit the World Rugby Museum.
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