First, you need to find the participating products. Usually, it’s linked to Coca-Cola multipacks or certain snack promotions. Keep your eyes peeled at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, or your local corner shop. It’s like a treasure hunt, but the treasure is a massive rollercoaster.
Once you have the voucher code (it’s usually printed on the pack or inside the bottle), you go to the Thorpe Park website. You enter the code during the checkout process. Boom. Your two tickets suddenly cost the same as what you’d normally pay for one.
But here’s the very important part no one tells you: you have to book online in advance. You cannot just show up at the gate with a half-eaten bag of crisps and demand entry. Trust me. I tried. It’s not a good look.
Is It Really That Simple?
Almost. The offer usually has blackout dates. That means the most popular days—like summer Saturdays, school holidays, and Halloween Fright Nights—are often excluded. Don’t get mad. It’s the fine print’s way of saying, “We still want your money, just not all of it.”
So, if you’re thinking of going on a random Tuesday in July? You’re golden. Going on August Bank Holiday Monday? You’ll probably need a backup plan. Or a very generous rich friend.
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Also, the offer is usually for standard tickets. Want Fastrack? Want VIP parking? You’ll pay extra for that. But honestly? Just getting in for half price feels like you’ve already won the day.
