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alton towers question
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justin time
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alton towers question
im looking to book the hotel at alton towers is there a discount code we get for being royal mail employees? any info would be great!
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TeeferTiger
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Re: alton towers question
I used to have one when I worked for B&Q as they were part of the "bringme" discount scheme which is much better than the crap we currently get.
It was a few years ago, but the code we used was T70 which meant it was £70 B&B for the room... I doubt it works now though
It was a few years ago, but the code we used was T70 which meant it was £70 B&B for the room... I doubt it works now though
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ronpetetrevchris
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TBH i bet you would get better AT codes just Googlin g it, my lads school has just handed vouchers out for adults £15 and kids £10 (noy inc vat). Also try AT.com or 0971 222 9901 for there office and see what they themselves have.
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P.S also try martins money tips online
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P.S also try martins money tips online
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ronpetetrevchris
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just called them for you and tried to get them to give me some codes for you based on the pamphlet i have, he says although he has a list of codes he cannot give them out. He suggested that the best deals would be on the web site and to keep scanning it.
I do have another voucher if you can pm me your address i dont mind sending it to you, no probbs.
I do have another voucher if you can pm me your address i dont mind sending it to you, no probbs.
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Lounge Lizard
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is just two miles away and cheaper.

is just two miles away and cheaper.
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pokos27
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always look on ebay people are always selling vouchers, seen some discount vouchers 50% for the hotel
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arty_morty
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Re: alton towers question
I wouldn't bother with the hotel. I went there with the family a couple of years back. Awful food, very expensive and the extra hour theme park access you get for being a guest is pointless as none of the decent rides open until 10 when the general public are admitted. We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner, which also had a few comfortable B&B rooms. I wish I'd known about it before I booked the hotel.
Find somewhere local and drive in each day, much better.
Find somewhere local and drive in each day, much better.
I staged a Roger Moore impersonator festival in my local village. There were a lot of eyebrows raised, I can tell you.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: alton towers question
say you live in cheadle and they give a discountjustin time wrote:im looking to book the hotel at alton towers is there a discount code we get for being royal mail employees? any info would be great!
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Lounge Lizard
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"We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner" - I always liked the food and beer in the Talbot, but I think that's been closed for a year or so. I've never been to Alton Towers but have spent much time in the lovely countryside nearby.arty_morty wrote:I wouldn't bother with the hotel. I went there with the family a couple of years back. Awful food, very expensive and the extra hour theme park access you get for being a guest is pointless as none of the decent rides open until 10 when the general public are admitted. We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner, which also had a few comfortable B&B rooms. I wish I'd known about it before I booked the hotel.
Find somewhere local and drive in each day, much better.
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arty_morty
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I wish I could remember the name of the pub. All I do remember is it was just off the road that the entrance to Alton Towers is on. It may have also been directly next door to another pub.Lounge Lizard wrote:"We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner" - I always liked the food and beer in the Talbot, but I think that's been closed for a year or so. I've never been to Alton Towers but have spent much time in the lovely countryside nearby.arty_morty wrote:I wouldn't bother with the hotel. I went there with the family a couple of years back. Awful food, very expensive and the extra hour theme park access you get for being a guest is pointless as none of the decent rides open until 10 when the general public are admitted. We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner, which also had a few comfortable B&B rooms. I wish I'd known about it before I booked the hotel.
Find somewhere local and drive in each day, much better.
I staged a Roger Moore impersonator festival in my local village. There were a lot of eyebrows raised, I can tell you.
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Lounge Lizard
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Bulls Head, High Street ?arty_morty wrote:I wish I could remember the name of the pub. All I do remember is it was just off the road that the entrance to Alton Towers is on. It may have also been directly next door to another pub.Lounge Lizard wrote:"We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner" - I always liked the food and beer in the Talbot, but I think that's been closed for a year or so. I've never been to Alton Towers but have spent much time in the lovely countryside nearby.arty_morty wrote:I wouldn't bother with the hotel. I went there with the family a couple of years back. Awful food, very expensive and the extra hour theme park access you get for being a guest is pointless as none of the decent rides open until 10 when the general public are admitted. We found a lovely pub one evening for dinner, which also had a few comfortable B&B rooms. I wish I'd known about it before I booked the hotel.
Find somewhere local and drive in each day, much better.
White Hart, High Street ?
Blacksmiths Arms, Tythe Barn ?
Peakstoes, Cheadle Road ?
Talbot, Horse Road ?
The Lord Shrewsbury, previously the Wild Duck ?
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arnold cheshire
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Re: alton towers question
get a hotel in uttoxter probably a lot cheaper dont get one in stoke on trent its further away
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Lounge Lizard
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The Bank House Hotel in Uttoxeter was very good a few years ago, not been there for a while though.bringon4dayweeks wrote:get a hotel in uttoxter probably a lot cheaper dont get one in stoke on trent its further away
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Don't venture far from the hotel though as the townsfolk of Uttoxeter don't take kindly to outsiders.
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DB1100
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I can remember when the foot and mouth panic was on Alton towers had their farm animals slaughtered rather than close,they didnt have Foot and mouth,but hey ho whats a few animals when there's money to be made.
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1612890497
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Re: alton towers question
anybody know of any discount codes knocking 'round for this ?