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Topics: Travel
Danielle Fowler
Brits are using a 'secret' hack to visit Alton Towers, Thorpe Park, and Chessington World of Adventures from only £12 per person.
With summer in full swing, families are looking for fun ways to enjoy the sun, without having to shell out a small fortune.
In case you haven't heard about it yet, the pass in question will grant you access to the UK's biggest and best attractions for much less than face value.
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We're not just talking about theme parks either, as the likes of Cadbury's World, Madame Tussaud's, and Peter Rabbit: Explore and Play are on the list.
So, what is the discount deal everyone is talking about, and how much does it cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
Listen up, the Merlin Annual Pass is back, and unlocks 364 days of access to the UK's most thrilling experiences, from theme parks and attractions to aquariums.
So, how does it work, and where can you visit for less?
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The Merlin Discovery Pass costs £99 and for a family of four, that comes to £396 per year. Based on a family of four visiting four attractions twice over the course of a year, that comes to an average of £12.62* each.
From LEGOLAND and Alton Towers to Shrek's Adventure, you can find a full list of the theme parks and attractions on offer below.
*This is an average figure based on term time prices and a family of two adults and two children aged over three. The Merlin Pass excludes entry during school holidays, select weekend dates, and special events. You can find the full exclusions calendar on the website here.
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The Merlin Annual Pass has landed in time for summer and is now available to purchase on the official website here. Your pass will be delivered digitally and will be ready to use instantly.
You must prebook a ticket online using the annual pass online. All passes are non-refundable and non-transferable. See you there?