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James Rodger & Carly Odell

Drayton Manor is celebrating the birth of the royal baby by giving all Archies FREE entry

Calling all Archies - you can get FREE entry to Drayton Manor this weekend. 

To celebrate Meghan and Harry's bundle of joy, the theme park is letting namesakes of the newborn in for free on Saturday (May 11) and Sunday (May 12).

Whether you're young or old, you will be welcomed into the park without having to pay an entrance fee. 

Lucky Archies will simply have to state their name at the gate and bring a form of photo identification to claim their free day pass to the park, BirminghamLive reports.

Meghan and Harry introduced little Archie to the world this week (PA)

Any photo identification will work for adults. If children don't have a passport, a birth certificate will be suffienct. 

William Bryan, managing director at Drayton Manor Park, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Archies to the park this weekend to celebrate the birth of the beautiful baby boy.

“It’s always exciting to welcome a new royal baby into the world, and we wish Meghan and Harry the best of luck – hopefully we’ll be seeing them in Thomas Land next year for Archie’s first birthday!”

For visitors who don’t share the royal baby’s name, the family-favourite attraction is offering 50% off tickets for this weekend, but you’ll have to act fast.

Big savings can be made for Archie’s companions during this flash sale when you book online in advance, with adult prices (aged 12+) reduced from £39 to £19.50, children aged 4 – 11 from £29 to £14.50 and senior tickets from £29 to £14.50.

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