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2-4-1 on the London Eye (and Madame Tussauds, London Dungeon & London Sealife) with Time Out London

Found 4th Apr 2013

Try the London Eye, The London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium or Madame Tussauds London with friends, family, guests from out of town or someone special. The 2-for-1 offer in association with Time Out means two of you can visit for the price of one – the perfect excuse to go now. In fact, why not make the most of this great offer? Visit all four!

Use the link, enter your email (on the right) and wait for your email with the ticket and entry code (which must also be taken to the attraction of your choice).

One free entry per paying adult. Only one voucher can be used per person per transaction.
Valid until 30th June at the London Eye and 31st December at the other 3 venues.

2-4-1 EDF London Eye - £19.20
2-4-1 Madame Tussauds - £30
2-4-1 London Dungeons - £24.60
2-4-1 London Sea Life Aquarium - £20.70

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4th Apr 2013

19.20 for 2 for one venue or all four venues?

4th Apr 2013

Good spot op, I'm going to London in May so this will save me a few quid, thanks.

4th Apr 2013

going by the website, which doesnt display correctly on my work pc.

its 2 for 1 on London eye, and then states half price at 3 other top attractions.

i guess thats a good price on the EDF official site directly it says Adults from £17.28

not sure of the individual prices for each attraction on timeout site.

but if you go direct it costs £56.70 per adult for all 4 attractions (online purchase)

4th Apr 2013

lucifa
19.20 for 2 for one venue or all four venues?

£19.20 for London Eye only - for all four venues would be an amazing deal!:D

Ag3nt
going by the website, which doesnt display correctly on my work pc.its 2 … going by the website, which doesnt display correctly on my work pc.its 2 for 1 on London eye, and then states half price at 3 other top attractions.i guess thats a good price on the EDF official site directly it says Adults from £17.28not sure of the individual prices for each attraction on timeout site.but if you go direct it costs £56.70 per adult for all 4 attractions (online purchase)

The voucher itself states 2 for 1 rather than half price, which is a shame if you're in a party of odd numbers.
£17.28 is the price of tickets purchased in advance online with a 10% discount. The voucher can only be used in person so the full price of £19.20 would apply. HTH

4th Apr 2013

These 2-4-1 offers have been around for a long time, you can get these vouchers from anywhere, train stations, tourist guides,libraries national express etc... would have been nice if it was all 4 for that price :P

4th Apr 2013

ebZan
These 2-4-1 offers have been around for a long time, you can get these … These 2-4-1 offers have been around for a long time, you can get these vouchers from anywhere, train stations, tourist guides,libraries national express etc... would have been nice if it was all 4 for that price :P

It is quite often easy to find 2-4-1 offers for 3 of the venues, but the EDF London Eye ones aren't around as frequently. Also, the ones that you find at train stations or on Days Out require that you have travelled by train and you are supposed to produce the tickets. Not ideal if you're asked and haven't got them.

This is available for quite a lengthy period - which I've not seen before myself.

Edited by: "monkey_whiskers" 4th Apr 2013

4th Apr 2013

I think you can bypass signup and go straight to the voucher here:

media.timeout.com/mic…pdf

edit.. scrub that, you need your confirmation email that has a reference number on it as well.

Edited by: "nick666" 4th Apr 2013

4th Apr 2013

Voucher details:

1. Voucher entitles holder to one FREE ENTRY per voucher and per full paying adult. If the holder of this voucher buys a fully priced Adult standard entrance ticket to Madame Tussauds London, The London Dungeon, SEA LIFE London Aquarium or EDF Energy London Eye, then s/he may take with him/her ONE OTHER PERSON who will enter the same Attraction on the same day free of charge.
2. Voucher is valid until 30th June ‘13 at the London Eye and until 31st December ‘13 at Madame Tussauds London, the London Dungeon & SEA LIFE London Aquarium, excluding 25th December ‘13 - CHECK OPENING DATES/TIMES ON ATTRACTION WEBSITE.
3. Offer only redeemable on production of this voucher together with the Time Out confirmation email.
4. Only one voucher can be used per person & per transaction.
5. This voucher must be used at the time of purchase and is not redeemable against any pre-booked tickets or advance bookings. Not valid in conjunction with any other promotion, offer, concession or online/call centre booking.
6. This voucher must be presented at the attraction payment point & surrendered.
7. No cash value. This voucher is automatically void if sold, offered for sale or if any attempt or offer is made to transfer the voucher for value.
8. This voucher remains the property of Merlin at all times and Merlin reserves the right to take possession of this voucher at any time.
9. For full Terms & Conditions, incl. Attraction restrictions (which are an inherent part of this voucher),
visit londoneye.com/Ter…013

4th Apr 2013

thanks

4th Apr 2013

Can kids go free?

4th Apr 2013

really hot!

4th Apr 2013

This or even less than this should be the original price.If someone is paying the full price in these times either he is loaded or is unaware of these offers. People should plan their trips especially to expensive cities like London.

4th Apr 2013

Save 50 percent on entry to the London Eye, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, … Save 50 percent on entry to the London Eye, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, Madame Tussauds London and the brand new London Dungeon by entering your email address in the box below.

I'm lost I don't see anything about 2-4-1 here

4th Apr 2013

is it just a case of printing 4 vouchers and presenting each one separately?

4th Apr 2013

on the london eye kids under 4 go free, looks like a good deal for a family of 2 adults and 2 small kids

4th Apr 2013

Kids can be go free with a fully paying adult.

Agreed. However, there are still plenty of people that are unaware of such offers, don't have internet access or similar that they still rob blind.

E-way
Can kids go free?

nhskbhatia003
This or even less than this should be the original price.If someone is … This or even less than this should be the original price.If someone is paying the full price in these times either he is loaded or is unaware of these offers. People should plan their trips especially to expensive cities like London.

Save 50 percent on entry to the London Eye, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, … Save 50 percent on entry to the London Eye, SEA LIFE London Aquarium, Madame Tussauds London and the brand new London Dungeon by entering your email address in the box below.

emztastic
is it just a case of printing 4 vouchers and presenting each one … is it just a case of printing 4 vouchers and presenting each one separately?

‌ Where? On the page or on your email? You just put your email address into the box on the right, about a third of the way down the page and wait for your email. Mine came straight away.

I would guess so, one voucher per 2 people per venue.Although you need the ID number to go woth it so maybe apply for each couple?

4th Apr 2013

Hot!

4th Apr 2013

Thanks OP Well spotted...

4th Apr 2013

Great thanks op :-)

4th Apr 2013

Did anyone get the email confirmation ?

5th Apr 2013

Does anyone know of a cheap deal for the London Zoo?

5th Apr 2013

I was tempted by this until I noticed that there is no pre-booking available with this offer. For a family of 4 it would be £40ish with the offer but you would probably waste a lot of time waiting in a queue whereas it's only about another tenner to get a prebooked family ticket online. It's been many years since I last visited the London Eye but I seem to remember it was always queued out.

5th Apr 2013

Thanks for the post

5th Apr 2013

I have never paid full price for any of these attractions, the only good thing about this deal is that you don't need to bother finding and making sure you don't lose a coupon. Don't see why this is so hot.

5th Apr 2013

Red Devil
Does anyone know of a cheap deal for the London Zoo?

If you're travelling by train you can print off a 2-4-1 voucher from Days Out Guide. They don't usually require to see the tickets at venues, but I have been asked for them from time to time.

Edited by: "monkey_whiskers" 5th Apr 2013

5th Apr 2013

dwl99
I was tempted by this until I noticed that there is no pre-booking … I was tempted by this until I noticed that there is no pre-booking available with this offer. For a family of 4 it would be £40ish with the offer but you would probably waste a lot of time waiting in a queue whereas it's only about another tenner to get a prebooked family ticket online. It's been many years since I last visited the London Eye but I seem to remember it was always queued out.

Queing for tickets isn't too bad for the Eye in the mornings or out of summer. But queing for the ride itself, especially during peak times is quite the chore.

5th Apr 2013

kelloggs deal is so much better ........ we went to london yesterday. adult and child into Madam Tussauds £26. 1 adult and 3 children onto London eye £24.40 !!
Kelloggs deal is buy Child ticket and get an adult free.
Tickets on cereal packets.

5th Apr 2013

good deal and well spotted!

5th Apr 2013

thanks! Email confirmation recieved

5th Apr 2013

Hot. Thanks.

5th Apr 2013

Got the email sent to me within 10 seconds

5th Apr 2013

If you are interested in several 2 for 1 London Vouchers (e.g. St. Paul's Cathedral, EDF London Eye, London Dungeon, Madame Tussauds, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Monument, Kensington Palace and so forth), your companion and you can combine the purchase of two PAPER Travelcards (e.g. 1 day, 7 day) from various National Rail Stations in Central London with the visit of famous attractions.

Please visit the following website: daysoutguide.co.uk/

5th Apr 2013

How do you get the confirmation e-mail???

5th Apr 2013

I paid over £40 for 2 adults and 2 children under 3 at London aquarium last week! Missed this offer. hot though as I might go to Madam tussards with this

5th Apr 2013

It says one free with one full paying adult another person can go free. if there are two adults and two kids.its only the kids who go can as two adults will need to pay full price to get the kids on. Its not a like for like deal..

Edited by: "redheap" 5th Apr 2013

5th Apr 2013

mchllsears
How do you get the confirmation e-mail???

They'll fax it to you.

5th Apr 2013

Thanks needed this for next week. ill look at the kellogs one as well

5th Apr 2013

4COSI
kelloggs deal is so much better ........ we went to london yesterday. … kelloggs deal is so much better ........ we went to london yesterday. adult and child into Madam Tussauds £26. 1 adult and 3 children onto London eye £24.40 !!Kelloggs deal is buy Child ticket and get an adult free. Tickets on cereal packets.

This sounds good if you're going with children, not for adults or teens though. Plus cost of Kellogg's too.....

mchllsears
How do you get the confirmation e-mail???

Once you've entered your email address it comes straight through. Check your junk folder/spam

5th Apr 2013

4COSI
kelloggs deal is so much better ........ we went to london yesterday. … kelloggs deal is so much better ........ we went to london yesterday. adult and child into Madam Tussauds £26. 1 adult and 3 children onto London eye £24.40 !!Kelloggs deal is buy Child ticket and get an adult free. Tickets on cereal packets.

mchllsears
How do you get the confirmation e-mail???

9th Apr 2013

Thanks for the post. Can you print off your voucher twice and use it at 2 different attractions? Please let me know.

Edited by: "LiveTheAdventure" 9th Apr 2013

2-4-1 on the London Eye (and Madame Tussauds, London Dungeon & London Sealife) with Time Out London

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