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Neil Shaw

Alton Towers brings back Parent and Toddler pass for £29

Alton Towers Resort

Alton Towers Resort has announced its Parent & Toddler Pass is back for 2023 allowing one adult and one toddler under five years a day of rides, attractions and entertainment on selected dates mid-week for £29, and guests can choose to add an extra toddler (under 5 years) for an extra £5. Under 3’s go free at Alton Towers Resort every day.

The Parent & Toddler Pass provides access to the whole theme park including the UK’s only CBeebies Land with Hey Duggee Big Adventure Badge, Andy’s Adventures Dinosaur Dig, and JoJo & Gran Gran At Home.

This is an exclusive online offer and all tickets must be pre-booked in advance at altontowers.com.

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