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Every £5 of Tesco points is worth £15 at Sea Life Centres and Sanctuaries.
To get the offer, register or log in with Tesco*, then visit the Sea Life Centres and Sanctuaries rewards page* and enter the number of points you want to convert. At the checkout you will need to enter the codes on your Clubcard vouchers.
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£2.50 = £7.50Every £2.50 of Tesco Clubcard points is worth up to £7.50 in days out tokens for Exmoor Zoo. Adult tickets cost up to £15.95 and kids tickets up to £11.95.
To get the offer, visit the Exmoor Zoo Clubcard rewards page* and enter the amount of points you want to convert.
At the checkout you will need to enter the codes on your Clubcard vouchers.
Due to coronavirus restrictions, you can no longer buy tickets on the gate and will need to book in advance online. You'll then need to show your Clubcard code when you arrive.
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Convert Tesco Clubcard points into Tesco Reward Partners vouchers* and on many attractions you get three times the vouchers' face value to use on tickets, eg, £5 in points converts into £15 worth of vouchers. Can be used at theme parks, wildlife parks and more.
Important: Not all attractions may be open yet, following their closure during lockdown. Before exchanging your points for vouchers, check to see if your chosen attraction is open and if they're operating any differently since the start of the pandemic.
Here are some of the theme parks you can select:
Alton Towers
Blackpool Pleasure Beach
Chessington
Legoland
Thorpe Park
Edinburgh Dungeons
And some of the wildlife parks:
Eden Project
Blackpool Zoo
Longleat Safari
National Sea Life, Birmingham
Sea Life, BlackpoolFor how to fully maximise Clubcard points, see the Loyalty Schemes guide.
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You can get a full school uniform (ages 3-16) from £14 at Tesco in store only (find your nearest*), which includes a polo shirt, sweatshirt and skirt or trousers. Tesco sells its uniform in multipacks of at least two, so you're actually getting two full uniforms, rather than just the one.
What do you get?
- 2x polo shirts - from £2.50
- 2x sweatshirts - from £4
- 2x skirts - from £6
- 2x trousers - from £7
To calculate the cheapest bundle price, we added two polo shirts, two sweatshirts and two skirts for £12.50, to be fully kitted out. Though this does mean you'll have extras as they come in multipacks.
Prices change depending on size.
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Get a 16-25, Family & Friends', Senior or Two Together Railcard via Tesco Clubcard* for £10 in Clubcard points instead of the usual £30. You'll be sent a code that can be used on the Railcard* site.
If you're eligible for a Disabled Person's Railcard, you can get this for £7 in Clubcard points instead of the usual £20.
What discounts do the railcards get you?
16-25: A third off fares if you're aged 16 and over and under 26.
Family & Friends': A third off adult and 60% off child fares, a minimum of one adult and one child, and a maximum of up to four adults and four children (age 5-15) can travel using one card.
Senior: Those aged 60 and over get a third off rail fares.
Two Together: A third off rail fares for two named adults when they travel together.
Disabled Person's: If you have a disability that makes travelling by train difficult, you may qualify for this. You'll get a third off fares, including at peak time.
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Book any timeGrab Megabus tickets using Tesco Clubcard vouchers*. Every £5 in vouchers gets you £15 worth of rewards. Valid on all routes, including trips to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Boulogne and Megatrain routes. There's a £1 booking fee payable by card.
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£2.50 = £7.50Every £2.50 of Tesco Clubcard points is worth £7.50 in days out tokens for Howletts Wild Animal Park near Canterbury in Kent. Adult gate tickets cost £21.95 and child gate tickets are £18.95.
To get the offer, register or log-in with Tesco*, then visit the Howletts Wild Animal Park Tesco Clubcard* page and enter the amount of points you want to convert.
Your tokens will be posted within five working days, so make sure you give enough time for them to arrive before you want to visit the park.
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Every £2.50 of Tesco points is worth £7.50 in days out tokens for Bournemouth Oceanarium.
To get the offer, visit the Bournemouth Oceanarium reward page* and enter the amount of points you want to convert. At the checkout you will need to enter the codes on your Clubcard vouchers.
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£2.50 = £7.50Every £2.50 of Tesco Clubcard points is worth up to £7.50 in days out tokens for Amazon World Zoo Park. Adult tickets cost £11.95, child £9.95, and Senior tickets cost £9.95.
To get the offer, visit the Amazon World Zoo Park Clubcard reward page* and enter the amount of points you want to convert.
At the checkout you'll need to enter the codes on your Clubcard vouchers.
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£2.50 = £7.50Every £1 of Tesco Clubcard points is worth up to £3 in days out tokens for Blackpool Zoo. Ticket prices change throughout the year – see the latest prices.
To get the offer, visit the Blackpool Zoo Clubcard rewards page* and enter the amount of points you want to convert. At the checkout you will need to enter the codes on your Clubcard vouchers.
Tokens can be used for adult and child tickets only. Family, senior and disabled tickets are excluded.
Latest Expired Deals
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Tesco FREE Creme Egg, Oreo Egg or Lindt bunny etc (norm 50p)
For selected Clubcard holders. Online and in stores
ExpiredSelected Tesco Clubcard holders can get a totally FREE chocolate egg or bunny (norm 50p) online at Tesco* and in stores (find your nearest*), until 11.59pm on Easter Monday, 5 Apr. If you've been selected, you'll find the e-coupon automatically added to the Coupons section of your online Clubcard account, accessible via the website* or the Clubcard app*. You won't be able to get it with your physical Clubcard.
If shopping in store, scan the e-coupon barcode at checkout. If shopping online, copy the online e-code and enter it at checkout. You'll need to factor in minimum basket charge and delivery fee if shopping online.
Tesco says the e-coupon's valid on all single Easter eggs and bunnies priced at 50p, including:
- Cadbury Creme Egg, 40g
- Oreo Egg, 31g
- Caramel Egg, 40g
- Mini Eggs, 38.3g
- Lindt Egg, 31g and 18g
- Lindt Bunny, 10g
- Hershey’s Egg, 34g
- Maltesers Bunny, 29g
- Reese’s Egg, 34g
- Milkybar Bunny, 17g
- KitKat Bunny, 29g
- Smarties Bunny, 18.5g
Tesco tells us over three million randomly selected Clubcard holders have been given the e-coupon.
If shopping in store, remember to wear and mask and observe social distancing.
What are Tesco Clubcard prices?
If you've got a Tesco Clubcard, you can unlock special discounts on certain items – these change regularly (see a list of current Tesco Clubcard price 'top picks'*). Scan your card, fob or Clubcard app* at the checkout when shopping in store. For online shopping, add your membership number to your online account and it will be automatically applied whenever you’re shopping online and buy an item that has a Tesco Clubcard offer on it. Alternatively, you could add your membership number at the online checkout each time you shop (though that option is less convenient!).
Clubcard prices are no longer available in Express stores.
Want to join? You can register for a Clubcard account* online (it's free). For more ways to save while you're there, find out about Tesco weekly offers.
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Tesco half-price toys via Clubcard, incl Frozen, Lego etc
Online and in stores. Over 80 toys included
ExpiredTesco Clubcard holders can get selected kids toys half-price, online* and in larger Tesco stores (find your nearest*), excluding Express stores, until 11.59pm on Sun 11 Apr. The special price is available via Tesco’s Clubcard Prices promo, simply by scanning your Clubcard at the checkout or by linking it to your account or adding your number when buying online.
Tesco has told us there are over 80 toys which will be half-price, including outdoor toys, craft and preschool products. We've spotted brands such as Frozen, Play Doh, Disney and Lego.
Even during a sale, Tesco may not always be the cheapest place to buy toys, so be sure to check prices elsewhere before buying.
Important: While we're still in lockdown, make sure to go as part of your essential grocery shop, rather than making a special trip.
What are Tesco Clubcard prices?
If you've got a Tesco Clubcard, you can unlock special discounts on certain items – these change regularly (see a list of current Tesco Clubcard price 'top picks'*). Scan your card, fob or Clubcard app* at the checkout when shopping in store. For online shopping, add your membership number to your online account and it will be automatically applied whenever you’re shopping online and buy an item that has a Tesco Clubcard offer on it. Alternatively, you could add your membership number at the online checkout each time you shop (though that option is less convenient!).
Clubcard prices are no longer available in Express stores.
Want to join? You can register for a Clubcard account* online (it's free). For more ways to save while you're there, find out about Tesco weekly offers.
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First Direct's £100 bank switch bribe - go quick
Ends 9am Wed
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New. Broadband price war
Incl cheapest deal in 18mths - '£13/mth'
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Travel insurance from £9/week
Incl some Covid cover
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New. Help if you're 'pinged' or told to isolate
Martin's video explainer
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Slash PCR travel test costs to £40
Avoid £100+ fees
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'I reclaimed £3,500 in packaged bank fees'
'...going back to 1990'
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15 summer cinema savers
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Plans for bailiffs to be self-regulated revealed but Martin Lewis warns compulsory regulation that all firms must follow is needed
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Martin Lewis: Why you shouldn't worry too much about your credit score – it’s not actually a real thing
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