A POPULAR theme park in the UK has revealed that guests can now get seven days for the price of one.
With the summer holidays just around the corner, it pays to find cheap ways in which to keep the kids entertained.
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One way in which they can do that is by visiting Flambards in Cornwall, where getting a ticket for a week is the same price as getting a ticket for a day.
The resort, described as “Cornwall’s best value theme park” is offering a further six consecutive days from the date of the first admission with every full-price ticket.
The week-long ticket offer is available until October 30, giving families plenty of opportunities to make the most of it during the summer.
The theme park promises “thrilling fun-for-all-the-family rides” include the Hornet Rollercoaster, SkyRaker, Thunderbolt and the Colorado River log flume.
The adrenaline-packed Sky-Force is one of the most thrilling rides at the park.
The “giant ‘white knuckle’ experience” takes up to 40 people, 25 metres above the ground, exerting a force of up to 3G whilst simultaneously spinning 360 degrees.
Meanwhile, more traditional rides in Ferdi’s Funland, including the Teacups and mini carousel, are more appropriate for younger kids.
Youngsters can also discover dinosaurs in the Jurassic Journey before uncovering fossils in the Dino Dig, or they can hop on board the Western Mine Train for a journey through the Wild West.
Inside, there are almost 50 shops in the Victorian Village, the Chemist Shop Time Capsule, the Britain in the Blitz reconstruction and a replica Concorde flight deck.
Ferdi’s Indoor Play is a soft play area, which for the first time this year is included in the Flambards admission price.
Adult tickets, including the seven days for the price of one offer, are £19.76, while children’s tickets cost £15.26.
Infants under 95cm tall get into the park for free.
Guests who book online 24 hours in advance are eligible for a 10 per cent discount.
Meanwhile, this little-known theme park is one of the best in the UK.
And this is the cheapest theme park in the UK.
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