Aldi is launching new exclusive range THIS WEEK – including ambient lighting & nostalgic games starting at just £1.49
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Forget board games and the same old card tricks, holidaymakers can now lead the fun with a new range of outdoor range launching in stores this week.
But shoppers best be quick, as with all Specialbuys, once they're gone, they're gone.
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Aldi's camping games table in stock this week
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Camping Games Table
Whether it's a family camping trip, a weekend getaway with friends, or a festival under the stars, Aldi's Camping Games Table offers entertainment for all ages.
This versatile 2-in-1 table provides fun-filled ping pong matches for the kids during the day (balls, paddles, and net included!), while parents can play a few nostalgic games once the kids have gone to bed.
After the games wind down, the table easily converts into a dining area, a camp stove prep station or even a glamorous vanity for applying festival glitter touch-ups.
It's the ultimate camping companion, practical, playful and packed with possibilities.
And it is launching in stores from 24th July, for only £24.99.
Aldi positions the item as part of its new staycation range.
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Aldi's Fidget Cases landing this week
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The new exclusive range dropping this week - includes ambient lighting and nostalgic games starting at just £1.49.
A Travel Bottle & Bag Set, retailing at £12.99, promises to help campers maintain hydration during outdoor adventures.
For atmospheric lighting solutions, the supermarket will offer Kids Camping Lights at £2.99 per set.
And your child can fidget on the go with fidget toys in a sweet storage case.
Wake up to a weed-free lawn for months thanks to Aldi's £10 gadget that pulls them out without bending or kneeling down
The Fidget Cases have 14 pieces inside and includes dividers and a carry handle.
You can choose from Pink, Blue and Green themes for £4.00 each.
You can also encourage some creative colouring with a set of Blow pens in a pack of 6.
These water based pens are non toxic and come in assorted colours.
Aldi's Staycation Range
CAMPING GAMES TABLE £24.99
TRAVEL BOTTLE & BAG SET £12.99
KIDS HEADPHONES £9.99
KIDS CAMPING LIGHTS £2.99
FIDGET CASES £4.99
BLOCK BUILDER CARRY CASE £4.99
900ML WATER TRACKER BOTTLE £2.79
COLOURING ASSORTMENT £1.49
BLOWPENS & PLUSTERPENS £1.49
They also include 7 card stencils in 8 different designs.
Other bargains at Aldi
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Aldi solar sway lights
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Every garden bargain hitting Aldi's middle aisle yesterday – including stylish rattan decor & wireless £4.99 gadget.
The incredible Crease Releaser spray from Lenor is selling for just £2.49 at the retail giant - and shoppers will be rushing to get their hands on the handy item.
And you can make your balcony look bigger & classier with £7.99 Aldi bargain that comes in a silver finish.
Plus, Aldi's £2.99 buy that brightens up your garden flies off the shelf as supermarket manager warns they'll sell out soon.
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