Families can now save more than £35 on a day out at Alton Towers with a discounted ticket designed specifically for parents, grandparents and toddlers.
The Parent and Toddler Pass costs just £29 for one adult and one toddler, with the saving compared with buying full-price adult and child tickets separately.
And there is a major attraction for Bluey fans included in the price, with families able to ride Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies!
The pass is available exclusively online and includes entry to CBeebies Land, giving little ones access to a host of rides, attractions and entertainment.
For an extra £5, families can also add another child aged five or under.
What is included in the £29 Alton Towers pass?
The Parent and Toddler Pass gives an adult and toddler access to CBeebies Land, where families can enjoy attractions including:
- Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies!
- Hey Duggee Big Adventure Badge
- Peter Rabbit Hoppity Hop
- Octonauts Rollercoaster Adventure
- In the Night Garden Magical Boat Ride
- Live interactive entertainment
- Soft play
- Outdoor adventure playgrounds
The Bluey attraction arrived at Alton Towers earlier this year and is based on the fan-favourite Here Come the Grannies! episode, in which Bluey and Bingo dress up as the mischievous Grannies Janet and Rita.
It is described as a world-first Bluey-themed coaster and is one of the headline attractions included with the discounted pass.
The Parent and Toddler Pass is available online from Alton Towers Resort.
Families can also stay overnight
For families wanting to turn the visit into a longer break, Alton Towers is offering short-break packages with accommodation at the resort.
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The CBeebies Land Hotel has themed rooms based on popular children's characters, including Bluey and Hey Duggee. Families can also stay at the Caribbean-inspired Splash Landings Hotel, Alton Towers Hotel or the Enchanted Village Woodland Lodges.
Howard Ebison, Vice President of Alton Towers Resort, said: “Now that the big kids are back at school after a fantastic summer season, we’re excited to welcome our budding thrill-seekers back to the park this autumn.
“With our great value parent and toddler pass, we’re making it even easier for grandparents and parents to enjoy a fun-filled day out with their little ones, and experience our world class junior coasters like Bluey the Ride: Here Comes the Grannies! and Octonauts Rollercoaster Adventure.”
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