Great Savings Guide

We have had some good savings on the Great Days Out as well👍

Funnily enough we're off to Garlieston soon and one place we remembered from many years ago (2003?) was a Gem museum that we took the kids to on a rainy day but couldn't remeber the name or location. I did a search on the guide and low and behold it's on!

It's got a tea room as well so worth a return visit 

Also did a search for here and was quite pleased with the results. One that we'll use is the Beamish museum (15% off) when our current yearly ticket runs out in the autumn.

Worth checking out certainly.

We have taken advantage of the offers in the past with useful savings. I assume they are no longer producing it as a printed booklet? It would be useful if the details could downloaded as a .PDF file as it could be used offline.

David

never found anything worth using.

I think you might still need wifi for some offers DK, it mentions downloading code vouchers. We used to do ours prior to setting off if it was something we knew we would be using. 

I suppose it depends where you are visiting, and what you are interested in.

In the past we have done trips on steam railways, been to Jorvik Museum in York, spent a full two days round Eden Camp at Malton, one or two things down in Cornwall, Sea Life Centres up and down UK, James Herriot Museum in Thirsk, lots of eateries. We always get our Membership fee back via savings on Great Savings Guide and some of the discounted stores like Mountain Warehouse. There seems to be a lot more for families and children nowadays, but still quite a bit we will use. I don’t think I would emerge from Go Ape unscathed nowadays sadly😂