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Tesco Clubcard Deals
- £12 in Tesco Clubcard vouchers gets three months' Disney+
- Discounted theme parks and attractions with Tesco Clubcard
- Tesco - F&F school uniform items from £4
- National Railcards £15 in Tesco points
- Double Clubcard points on Megabus
- Howletts Wild Animal Park - swap Tesco pts
- Bournemouth Oceanarium - Swap Tesco points
- Amazon World Zoo Park - swap Tesco points
- Blackpool Zoo - swap Tesco Clubcard points
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If you have a Tesco Clubcard with enough points, you can swap £12 in Clubcard vouchers for a three month Disney+ subscription (normally £7.99 a month, so £23.97 in total).
When you swap your vouchers, you'll get a code that's valid until 14 June 2024, so if you're an existing Disney+ subscriber you can wait till your current plan expires, then use the code.
For more ways to make the most of your Clubcard points, see our Tesco Clubcard boosting guide.
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Ongoing
Convert Tesco Clubcard points into Tesco Reward Partners vouchers* and on many attractions you get two times the vouchers' face value to use on tickets, eg, £5 in points converts into £10 worth of vouchers. Can be used at theme parks, wildlife parks and more.
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 school uniform items (ages 3-16) from £4 at Tesco, in store only (find your nearest*). As the uniform is only sold in stores, it's not possible to check stock levels online. Some items may be running low in stock, so there's no guarantee you'll be able to get what you're after.
What can you get?
- 3x polo shirts - from £4
- 2x sweatshirts - from £5
- 2x trousers - from £7
- 2x skirts - from £7
Prices change depending on size.
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Get a 16-25, Family & Friends, Senior or Two Together Railcard via Tesco Clubcard* for £15 in Clubcard vouchers instead of the usual £30. You'll be sent a code that can be used on the Railcard* site.
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.
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Book any timeGrab Megabus tickets using Tesco Clubcard vouchers*. Vouchers are two times their value on the rewards scheme. Valid on all routes. Booking fees apply.
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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 50p of Tesco points is worth £1 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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50p = £1Every 50p of Tesco Clubcard points is worth up to £1 in days out tokens for Amazon World Zoo Park. Adult tickets cost £17.95, child £16.95, and Senior tickets cost £15.95.
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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50p = £1Every 50p of Tesco Clubcard points is worth up to £1 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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£3 in Tesco Clubcard vouchers gets three months' Disney+
Normally £8 in Clubcard vouchers. For new, returning, and existing Disney+ subscribers
ExpiredIf you have a Tesco Clubcard with enough points, you can swap £3 in Clubcard vouchers for a three month Disney+ subscription* until Wednesday 20 September. You'd normally have to exchange £8 in Clubcard vouchers to get three months' Disney+, so this is a decent saving.
For newbies not using this Clubcard deal, Disney+ currently costs £1.99 a month for three months, and then £4.99, £7.99 or £10.99 a month, depending on which plan you choose – see our Disney+ major shake-up from 1 November MSE News story for how its new plans compare.
When you swap your Clubcard vouchers, you'll get a code that's valid until 20 March 2024, so you could always save it to watch movies over the Christmas period.
If you're an existing Disney+ subscriber, you can cancel your current subscription (if annual, check it ends before 20 March), then use the code and you'll beat the November price hikes (for a short time, at least) – see 'More info' below for what to do.
Important: After the three months ends, you'll be automatically enrolled into the full-price 'Premium' plan at £10.99 a month, unless you cancel before the three months are up, so don't forget to do this if you don't want to keep it.
For more ways to make the most of your Clubcard points, see our Tesco Clubcard boosting guide.
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Tesco 25% off school uniform
For Clubcard members. In store only
ExpiredIf you have a Tesco Clubcard you can get 25% off F&F school uniform items (ages 3-16) when you shop in any store that sells uniform (find your nearest*), from Tuesday 25 July until closing time on Monday 31 July.
The discount will be applied automatically at the checkout when you scan your Tesco Clubcard. If you're not yet a Clubcard member you can register online* for free to take advantage of 'Clubcard Prices'.
Tesco have implemented a one-year guarantee on its F&F school uniform and school footwear only. See the terms and conditions* for more information.
Tesco told us this deal is valid in selected larger stores nationwide, but did not specify exclusions. This deal is subject to availability, so go quick if it's something you're after.
What can you get?
- 3x polo shirts – from £4.50 with discount (were from £6)
- 2x sweatshirts – from £5.25 with discount (were from £7)
- 2x skirts – from £6.75 with discount (were from £9)
- 2x boys trousers – from £7.50 with discount (were from £10)
Prices change depending on size. As the uniform is only sold in stores, it's not possible to check stock levels online.
See our latest Tesco deals for more ways to save.
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