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SOLD OUT: 4,000 FREE This Morning Live tix
Via code. For NEC Birmingham (Thu 18 May - Sun 21 May)
ExpiredWe've blagged 4,000 free tickets to the home and lifestyle show This Morning Live at NEC Birmingham (Thu 18 May - Sun 21 May), which will feature well-known TV presenters and experts, including Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield, Ruth Langsford, Eamonn Holmes and MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis.
How to get free tickets
As the weekly email goes out to over 12 million people, we held off setting this deal live until 2pm on Wed 10 May, so everyone had a fair chance of getting this freebie.
Enter the code MSE17 online at This Morning Live.
When you get to the 'delivery method' section, select the free 'print at home' option. There's a maximum of two tickets per household. Under-6s go free, and you can book their tickets at the same time as the free tickets. It's first-come, first-served, with a set number of tickets for each day - you'll need to choose when you want to go.
This Morning Live presenters Breakdown of tickets
This Morning TV show presenters and experts will be there on different days across the event. MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis will be at the show on Thu 18 May. See the full presenter schedule.
Thu 18 May - 1,000 ticketsSOLD OUTFri 19 May - 1,000 ticketsSOLD OUTSat 20 May - 1,000 ticketsSOLD OUTSun 21 May - 1,000 ticketsSOLD OUT
The offer ends at 11.59pm on Sun 21 May or, more likely, when all the free tickets are snapped up - so go quick.
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- The tickets are totally free. If you're asked to add any card details, go back and enter the code again - these are completely free tickets
- When will tickets arrive? They’ll be emailed to you almost immediately after booking. You'll need to print them before you go or you can get them printed at the box office on arrival.
- How much are they worth? The price of tickets is usually £20.70 online (including £1.70 booking fee).
- What’s This Morning Live about? There will be nine show areas including a main stage hosted by well-known TV faces and experts, a food and drink stage, a home, garden and pets stage, a VIP lounge, a pets corner, a coffee hub, a picnic area and a health club.
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