2-for-1 Tickets to Pleasure Beach Resort, Blackpool - Save up to £50 on Thrill-Packed Fun!
We've partnered with Pleasure Beach Resort in Blackpool to bring you an unbeatable deal: 2-for-1 tickets on all eTickets – saving you up to £50! Best of all it includes May 5 Bank Holiday! Whether you're a die-hard thrillseeker or planning a family day out, this is your chance to experience one of the UK's top attractions for half the price.
But hurry – this exclusive offer is only valid for visits until May 5, 2025.
Pleasure Beach is the go-to destination for adrenaline junkies and families alike. Test your nerves on world-class coasters like ICON – the UK's first and only double-launch coaster, The Big One – soar 235ft high on the iconic hypercoaster, Valhalla – seven-time winner of the World's Best Water Ride, Infusion – suspended thrills over water, Avalanche – the UK's only bobsled coaster and Avatar Airbender – feel the spin of the airwaves.
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For younger guests and those easing into their thrill journey, there's Nickelodeon Land – the only one of its kind in the UK – plus family favourites like Wallace & Gromit's Thrill-O-Matic, Alice in Wonderland, and the classic Flying Machines.
And don't forget the chance to meet beloved characters from PAW Patrol and SpongeBob SquarePants live in the park!
How to claim your 2-for-1 tickets
Visit: pleasurebeachresort.com
Click: 'Book Now'
Choose your visit date (on or before May 5, 2025)
Add your tickets to the basket
Enter code: SPRING241 at checkout
Complete the transaction and follow the email instructions to activate your eTickets
Don't miss your chance to double the fun for half the price. Grab your 2-for-1 Pleasure Beach tickets today and make memories that'll last all year!
TERMS & CONDITIONS
eTickets must be booked online in advance
Choose from: Two adult eTickets, Two junior eTickets (11yrs & under), One adult & one junior, Family of four, or Four adult eTickets
Offer valid only on gate-priced eTickets
Lowest priced eTickets free
Not valid with any other offer or promotion
Non-transferable and non-refundable
Valid only for visit dates up to and including 5th May 2025
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