I guess they probably took an average number of visits to parks and multiplied the car parking charge by that. If the average MAP holder makes 5 trips to Towers that would be a saving of £30.thefatone said:How did they come to the conclusion that carparking is worth £30?
Standard Pass
Exclusions
NO ENTRY
Madame Tussauds (London)
1-31 August
EDF Energy London Eye
1-31 August
14 February 29 - 31 October
SEA LIFE London Aquarium
1-31 August
London Dungeon
1-31 August
1 - 10 March
29 - 31 October
Warwick Castle
Secondary attractions at Warwick Castle including, but not limited to, the Castle Dungeon and Merlin the Dragon Tower will be subject to additional charges;
THORPE PARK
An event booking fee will apply to Fright Nights and other special events at THORPE PARK regardless of the time of entry or departure;
Bank Holidays
- All London Attractions
January 1, April 18, April 21, May 5, May 26, August 25 December 26
How did you manage to get it to do that?Tom.B said:I'm surprised one can purchase said annual passes online. I bought mine today online, and I was expecting to have to go and pick it up from a Merlin attraction. The free royal mail delivery was a nice surprise too!
JAMMYD778 said:If I renew and have to collect my MAP at Towers during the Feb half term event, can I still get entry into the park in order to renew the pass?
BarryZola said:Another thing. I sometimes renew my premium pass (actually buy a standard pass- then upgrade) using Tesco Clubcard vouchers. Is it still £50 of vouchers? Then, how much would I have to pay on top to upgrade at a Merlin park to premium? Is it worth me using my clubcard vouchers really? Obviously I can renew my existing premium pass but it doesn't run out until around July. Advice? It doesn't bother me whether I renew by clubcard points or cash, or when, as long as I get the best deal. Cheers guys
Scott said:How did you manage to get it to do that?Tom.B said:I'm surprised one can purchase said annual passes online. I bought mine today online, and I was expecting to have to go and pick it up from a Merlin attraction. The free royal mail delivery was a nice surprise too!
Dean said:It’s simple – upload your photos (sensible ones please)
Thats fair enough but I don't physically see the option for it on the website? It just directs me to my chosen attractions website. Where's the option for Royal Mail delivery?Dean said:Scott said:How did you manage to get it to do that?Tom.B said:I'm surprised one can purchase said annual passes online. I bought mine today online, and I was expecting to have to go and pick it up from a Merlin attraction. The free royal mail delivery was a nice surprise too!
SAVE TIME & AVOID THE QUEUES: Have your pass magically delivered to you for FREE (now that is magic!). It’s simple – upload your photos (sensible ones please), select the Royal Mail – Recorded delivery option and your passes will magically appear within 3-5 working days
Tom.B said:Regarding this £30 free parking, does that mean that say I went to AT 6 times, I'd have to pay my £6 parking fee on the 6th? And what about if I go to other theme parks too? Surely they can't track how many times you've parked up, unless they give you 5 £6 vouchers. :/
Scott said:Thats fair enough but I don't physically see the option for it on the website? It just directs me to my chosen attractions website. Where's the option for Royal Mail delivery?
Boring, I always have stupid photos on mine and use it as a talking point at every attraction. Oh wells!Dean said:It’s simple – upload your photos (sensible ones please)
thefatone said:Boring, I always have stupid photos on mine and use it as a talking point at every attraction. Oh wells!Dean said:It’s simple – upload your photos (sensible ones please)