Warwick Castle has announced a summer ticket deal offering full-day family fun at reduced prices, with tickets starting from £22.50 per person. This represents a saving of up to 40% compared to standard gate prices, making it an attractive option for families in the Birmingham area looking for a cost-effective day out during the school holidays.
Details of the Summer Offer
The discounted tickets are available for visits between July and September 2024, covering the peak summer season. Visitors can explore the castle's medieval towers, dungeons, and grounds, as well as enjoy live shows including jousting and bird of prey displays. The deal applies to both adults and children, with under-3s entering for free.
According to a spokesperson for Warwick Castle, “We are thrilled to offer families the chance to experience a full day of adventure and history at a fantastic price. This summer, we have an exciting programme of events, including the return of our popular ‘War of the Roses’ live action show and the Horrible Histories maze.”
How to Book
Tickets must be booked online in advance to secure the discounted rate. The offer is valid for standard admission only, excluding special events such as ‘Castle After Dark’ or ‘Fireworks Spectacular.’ Visitors are advised to check availability and book early, as slots are limited.
For families planning a trip, the castle is located just 30 miles from Birmingham city centre, easily accessible by car via the M40 or by train from Birmingham Moor Street to Warwick station. Parking is available on site at an additional cost.
Additional Attractions
In addition to the castle itself, the grounds include the Peacock Garden, the Conservatory, and a woodland adventure play area. The ‘Flight of the Eagles’ bird show features eagles, vultures, and owls in a free-flying display. The castle also offers indoor exhibits such as the Great Hall and State Rooms, providing entertainment regardless of weather.
This summer deal aims to boost local tourism and provide affordable family entertainment during a period of rising living costs. Similar offers have been popular in previous years, with the castle reporting increased visitor numbers during promotional periods.
