Drayton Manor has announced a significant price reduction on children's tickets, now available for just £14 for kids aged 2 to 11. This expanded offer, which previously applied only to under-fours, is designed to help families enjoy affordable days out during the remaining school holidays. The deal is available for a limited time only, running until the end of August, so families are encouraged to book promptly to secure the savings.
Expanded age range and pricing details
The Tamworth-based theme park has widened its children's ticket eligibility to include all children up to their 12th birthday. This means that families with children aged between two and eleven can now take advantage of the reduced rate. According to a Drayton Manor spokesman, the offer is part of the park's commitment to being 'Britain's best value family theme park'.
Adult tickets are also attractively priced, starting from just £25.80, thanks to the Government's Great British Summer Savings scheme. This means a full day of family fun can cost less than £80 for a family of four, making it an accessible option for many households during the summer break.
Attractions and experiences included
Visitors to Drayton Manor can enjoy over 50 rides and attractions, including popular thrill rides such as Gold Rush, Maelstrom, and The Wave. The park is also home to Europe's only Thomas Land, a dedicated area for younger children based on the beloved Thomas the Tank Engine characters. Additionally, the park features a 15-acre zoo, offering families the chance to see a variety of animals as part of their day out.
The offer is available to purchase online now, and the park advises booking early to avoid disappointment. With the school holidays in full swing, demand is expected to be high, so securing tickets in advance is recommended.
How to book and additional information
Families interested in taking advantage of this deal can visit the Drayton Manor website to purchase tickets. The offer is valid for visits until the end of August, and all tickets must be booked online. For those looking for more family-friendly activities in the region, there are also numerous free events and things to do around Birmingham, as highlighted in the Brummie Mummies summer guide.
For more ideas on family days out, families can follow Brummie Mummies on Facebook and Instagram, listen to their podcasts, and sign up for their free newsletter. The guide includes 20 free things to do around Birmingham, as well as suggestions for outdoor pools and lidos to keep cool during the hot summer months.
