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Posted 30 October 2023

Free National Trust family Day Pass (2 adults and up to 3 children or 1 adult and up to 4 children)

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  • We've teamed up with the National Trust to give away 75,000 FREE family day passes to families across the UK! From Lyme Park to Cliveden House, claim your National Trust family day pass to visit a site near you for FREE until Monday, November 6th 2023.
  • HOW TO ENTER - Simply fill in your details below and click CLAIM NOW to get your free National Trust pass sent direct to your inbox.

    Terms and Conditions: 1. The promotion is open to anyone who is a resident of England, Scotland, Wales and NI excluding employees of Reach PLC, National Trust and their immediate families. 2. There will be 75,000 National Trust family day passes available to claim from 09:00 am Monday 30th October, 2023 3. The closing date is 23:59 Monday 6th November, 2023 OR when all 75,000 passes have been claimed whichever event occurs first. 4. Duplicate entries will not be valid to receive more than one family pass. 5. Family day passes are limited to one per household. 6. Claimants will be notified by email and claimants will receive an email containing a barcode and instructions for redeeming the National Trust family day pass. 7. Reach and the National Trust have sole discretion to deny an application if it considers there to have been any abuse of the rules. 8. The National Trust family day pass is a single-use family pass for admission only and excludes car parking charges. 9. The National Trust family day pass is a single-use pass and may only be used once at either a participating National Trust property (in England, Wales or Northern Ireland). National Trust for Scotland and their places are not included in this promotion. 10. Only one National Trust family day pass per household will be permitted. 11. To redeem the free National Trust family day pass, you will need to present the email with your free family pass to a member of staff at your chosen participating National Trust site. Mobile coverage may be limited so please download to your device, or print the email. 12. The National Trust family day pass is a single-use pass which allows 2 adults and up to 3 children or 1 adult and up to 4 children to receive free admission to a participating National Trust property of your choice. Single adults and couples can also use their National Trust family day pass. 13. Adults are those aged over 18; children are those aged between 5 – 17; under 5s receive free admission at National Trust properties. 14. The National Trust family day pass will be valid for use from Friday, 20th October, 2023 to Friday 15th December, 2023, inclusive. 15. The National Trust family day pass is valid from Monday to Sunday at National Trust properties within advertised opening hours, excluding any bank holiday weekends. 16. There are some exclusions on National Trust venues / properties included in this promotion. Please click here to see these exclusions. It is important you consult this list prior to arriving at your chosen destination. Entry can be refused at an excluding venue. 17. Some National Trust properties require booking in advance of the visit date, please check the property’s website prior to visiting to check whether this is the case with your chosen property and to book tickets. At these properties, without a booking we cannot guarantee entry. Check your email for instructions on how to book at a bookable National Trust property. For these properties without both the booking confirmation and the free family pass we cannot guarantee entry, and without the free family pass (email or cut-out) you will not receive free entry and will be charged the full admission price. 18. The National Trust family day pass has no cash value and cannot be redeemed against the cost of membership. 19. The National Trust family day pass is not for resale and cannot be transferred to others. If the National Trust deems this to have occurred, we reserve the right to refuse use of the pass and the full admission price may be charged. 20. Reach reserves the rights to amend the terms and dates of this competition by amending these special terms. 21. This promotion is syndicated and will be promoted across email newsletters for the following sites: The Mirror, Express, OK!, Daily Star, Manchester Evening news, Liverpool Echo, Cambridge, Leeds, Chester, Surrey, Reading, MyLondon, Accrington, Huddersfield, Newcastle Chronicle, Hampshire, Gazette Live, Coventry, Birmingham Live, Belfast Live, Wales Online, North Wales,Gloucestershire, Somerset, Hull, Grismby, Lincolnshire, Derby, Stoke, Kent, Leicester, Nottingham, Plymouth, Cornwall, Devon, Burton, Essex, Hertford, Bristol, Hampshire, Sussex, Northants, Dorset, Norfolk, Suffolk, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Yorkshire. Standard Reach competition rules apply apart from the above special terms which shall take precedence in the event of any conflict. For more click here.
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  1. berisford's avatar
    National Trust properties are being turned into children’s playgrounds.
    Newbold's avatar
    That is utter garbage. It’s Far Right nonsense being spread about by insidious organisations based at 55 Tufton Street (check it out) because they hate the idea that the NT is being more inclusive and shedding its old fashioned image to encourage more families to join.

    Those people want it to remain stuck in the past, aimed only at the rich, like themselves, and ideally excluding the poor, people of colour, the disabled and those who don’t support Far Right politics.

    Yes, children and families are now encouraged - they provide essential income - but properties are NOT being turned into playgrounds. Don’t swallow their propaganda.
  2. Sprintz's avatar
    Anyone know how to modify the URL to gain a few more tickets??
    pistachio's avatar
    Just requested another one and it looks like sending th esame barcode so you can simply re-use
  3. 325i's avatar
    Where can I find a list of the places this voucher works with?
  4. wanderer_forest's avatar
    Not great for me but thanks anyway.

    14. The National Trust family day pass will be valid for use from Friday, 20th October, 2023 to Friday 15th December, 2023, inclusive.
  5. deleted1945554's avatar
    Nothing personal, but I don't trust the National Trust and it's a crying shame, really.

    They've become too far removed from the original purpose.
    Newbold's avatar
    Why do you say that? What problems do you have with the NT? How has it moved from its original purpose? You do realise that the campaign against the NT is a political campaign being run from 55 Tufton Street because it doesn't like the idea of inclusiveness and decency in society?
  6. flavye's avatar
    If you have an iPhone you have the option to hide your email (from the website) and Apple auto-generate a fake email on their site but you still get the voucher on your real email. It’s brilliant

    If you have an iPhone you have the option to hide your email (from the website) and Apple auto-generate a fake email on their site but you still get the voucher on your real email. It’s brilliant (edited)
    ToxicNeo's avatar
    so brilliant you said it twice!
  7. Miggymon's avatar
    You'd have to be mad to willingly give your personal details to Reach Plc. Cold as ice for me.
  8. jonconlon's avatar
    Amazing that somewhere is offering 3 kids places, there are a lot of 3 children families and it always seems unfair that offers are mostly for families of 4.

    I only have 2 kids but am happy to see this
    EndemicAlarm's avatar
    They didn't used to accommodate single parents either. It was ludicrous really, even at the time, requiring two adults to buy a family ticket. Everywhere did it though. Amazing how fast the past can seem like the dark ages.
  9. goodfera's avatar
    Do not like the reach.plc web site it takes you to
  10. Rami_Radwan's avatar
    These seem to happen a lot. National Trust should just make all of them free admittance all year around
    sossidge's avatar
    and we should enact truss’s tax cuts and the staff should all work for free if they really cared about the nation and their trust
  11. Timbo71's avatar
    This is great but what about all the existing members - where do we get any benefits???
    gyjlaw's avatar
    Existing members get benefits all year round - free parking and free entry to almost all NT properties
  12. Newbold's avatar
    What’s really ironic about this thread are the comments attacking the National Trust for daring to modernise itself - even though the campaign is being organised by 55 Tufton Street and even though their success would mean an end to offers like this one.

    The aim is to put the Trust back in time 50 years so it’s reserved for the affluent as it used to be. No kids, no freebies, no riff raff. Lovely people at Tufton Street, tentacles everywhere.

    55 Tufton Street: The other black door shaping British politics bbc.co.uk/new…558
  13. fazzy-bhoy's avatar
    Assume can't be used in National Trust Scotland / Historic Scotland venues?
    rabb5it's avatar
    Assumption correct.
  14. gyjlaw's avatar
    Is it still the same generic barcode? If so I won't claim another
  15. the_king8xN's avatar
    This is great. I like to go a couple of times per year to the few properties and estates around here.

    Saves ever having to join up.
  16. jimx26's avatar
    Why bother with an annual membership? We’ve been 6 times this year from these offers
    njl30's avatar
    4 more than me
  17. Sherlock123's avatar
    Thanks
  18. bridgej's avatar
    Nice day out
  19. natnat12345's avatar
    Thanks op
  20. tightasagnatschu's avatar
    Thanks Andy
  21. Lotus03's avatar
    Thank you
  22. Angelica1's avatar
    Thank you op
  23. MrFizzy's avatar
    Note that parking charges are excluded. They can sometimes be quite pricey so be careful if you think you are getting a free day out.
    Epping2CPH's avatar
    We been to 2 NT properties in the last 5 months using these free vouchers and not paid for parking at either.
    Not saying they all don't charge. I don't know, but up to now we been ok.
  24. Burty2018's avatar
    Thank you
  25. rich139luck's avatar
    Great Deal. Heat added
  26. joey29's avatar
    Thanks Op. We have a yearly membership but this is great for friends and family to come along too
  27. amiee's avatar
    Great! That’s a trip out sorted.
  29. Shaun_Clapperton's avatar
    Can anyone recommend anywhere in Northumberland to visit please?? I've never been to any as yet but interested to visit somewhere worthwhile. Thanks.
    Newbold's avatar
    This is one of my favourites:

    nationaltrust.org.uk/vis…ide

    Google it though to find others to your taste. A lot of opportunities in the north east.
  30. techmenow's avatar
    Data hoarding by Reach PLC
    ashman33's avatar
    Looks like it
  31. thewolf8u's avatar
    I’d happily pay the membership fee but because they keep offering these vouchers, why should I pay? when thousands get it free, why shouldn’t I?
  32. RudeYute's avatar
    Anyone else getting an error about multiple submissions? Admittedly, I did apply on my phone on my name, but now trying on computer on wife's name, but getting the below no matter what I do:


    Sorry! Only one entry is allowed.Multiple submissions are disabled for this form.
    Shovon's avatar
    They're tracking your IP address to make sure you only do one submission I think.

    Do one on your phone using data only, then clear your cookies and connect the phone to your WiFi and do another submission that way.
  33. GrouchoM's avatar
    Make sure you check their website for openings times before you set off. We drove an hour to visit a property listed as open on Google, but on arrival found out it only applied to the grounds and the house was closed. Not amused.
    andywedge's avatar
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    Yep, always check the website / social media pages. Not just National Trust, any website tbh, because a 'quick google' often gives incorrect answers.
  34. dougsey's avatar
    Nice one, was going to NT on the weekend anyway, now I'm going for free!
  35. Ladybristol's avatar
    Anyone have a barcode that they will not be using please? I am too late to apply but would love to take my daughter at the weekend.
    MrFizzy's avatar
    Isn't it the same barcode for everyone? I'm suprised it hasn't been published somewhere.
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