Free Entry Tayto Park

delahuntv

New promo on Tayto Cheese & Onion Crisp packs.

collect 15 empty promo packs, present them at gate for free entry. (worth €14)

Present 7 empty promo packs for half price entry.

Crisp packs on sale now, promo valid from 25th May to 31st Dec.

metroburgers

and if you collect 12 packets of crisps you can become a priest.

Woohoooo, get your kids fat, then make them run around a park to balance it out \o/

Everyone's a winner baby that's no lie....

snubbleste

Eh, IT IS NOT FREE.
15 packs x 78c = €11.70

Valetta

snubbleste wrote: »

Eh, IT IS NOT FREE.
15 packs x 78c = €11.70

15 Packs without the promo = €11.70

15 Packs with promo = €11.70

Cost of promo = 0 (Free)

drunkmonkey

When's the rollercoaster open, is everything included once your in or are the rides extra?

Lashes28

The rides are all extra,you need to buy tokens when you get in. The only thing free is the zoo part and the play area. Oh and the tour of the factory,which is not very exciting

Atomic Pineapple

drunkmonkey wrote: »

When's the rollercoaster open, is everything included once your in or are the rides extra?

They are extra by buying tokens for each ride unless you pay extra for the all day wristband which is €15 for the day and includes all rides*.

http://www.taytocrisps.ie/park/visitor-info/ticket-prices/

*The all day wristband excludes Crispy Creek Mining apparently.

Kornelia

hi, thanks all for posting. where can you buy the promotion crisps? tried supervalue but they don't have it.

Livefornow

Valetta wrote: »

15 Packs without the promo = €11.70

15 Packs with promo = €11.70

Cost of promo = 0 (Free)

€11.70 for 15 packs,
Throw crisps in bin if you dont want them and keep bags.
Entry to TaytoPark €14
Saving of €2.30 (plus 15 free bags if you keep them, not counting the free crisps you collect in the park)

Livefornow

Eh, IT IS NOT FREE.
15 packs x 78c = €11.70


€11.70 for 15 packs,
Throw crisps in bin if you dont want them and keep bags.
Entry to TaytoPark €14
Saving of €2.30 (plus 15 free bags if you keep them, not counting the free crisps you collect in the park)

biebiebie

Livefornow wrote: »

Eh, IT IS NOT FREE.
15 packs x 78c = €11.70

Agreed, the 15 packets of crisps are not free.
HOWEVER their purchase does provide you with the FREE entry to Tayto Park ;-)

mikeym

Livefornow wrote: »

Throw crisps in bin if you dont want them and keep bags.

:eek::eek::eek:

Tayto crisps are too good to be thrown in the bin

Nollog

Livefornow wrote: »

Throw crisps in bin if you dont want them and keep bags.

I wonder if a hungry family would take a binbag of crisps?

sweetie

only cheese and onion? and will it be on multipack crisps?

phobia2011

Some deals stores have them, 3 for €1.50,

Needless to say I'm looking for tayto recipes!!!!!!!!

snubbleste

snubbleste wrote: »

Eh, IT IS NOT FREE.
15 packs x 78c = €11.70

Now 81c per pack. = €12.15

sweetie

Bought a twelve pack in Tesco. Tayto park ads all over it but not the free ticket promo!

phobia2011

Dealz have 3 for 1.49

bajer101

Has anyone been to Tayto Park at the weekend recently? I was wondering what the queue times are like for Cú Chulainn.

Inquitus

bajer101 wrote: »

Has anyone been to Tayto Park at the weekend recently? I was wondering what the queue times are like for Cú Chulainn.

I went on a Tues 1st week of July and it was about 15 minutes to Queue for it, was one of the nicest days of the year so park was quite busy. I'd defo steer clear at weekends during the Summer Hols, and visit during the week.

bajer101

Inquitus wrote: »

I went on a Tues 1st week of July and it was about 15 minutes to Queue for it, was one of the nicest days of the year so park was quite busy. I'd defo steer clear at weekends during the Summer Hols, and visit during the week.

Unfortunately I can't get any time off work during the week so I have to go at the weekend. I want to do a few re-rides too, so if the queues are longer than 30 mins I'll wait til later in the year.

tannytantans

bajer101 wrote: »

Has anyone been to Tayto Park at the weekend recently? I was wondering what the queue times are like for Cú Chulainn.

We went on Saturday just gone. The rollercoaster opened at around 10.45 (not at park opening). We queued for about ten minutes to ride the first time then went back maybe 30 minutes later and the line was longer - we waited maybe 30 minutes but I think there were problems with the ride - it stopped loading for a while.

tonic wine

Inquitus wrote: »

I went on a Tues 1st week of July and it was about 15 minutes to Queue for it, was one of the nicest days of the year so park was quite busy. I'd defo steer clear at weekends during the Summer Hols, and visit during the week.

I went that day too. At about 5:30ish there was not much of a queue with two coasters running. We were able to get off and were back on again in about 5 mins. It was surprisingly brilliant. It's fast.

gelsthe

we went Friday - even though there were ques it moves along really fast as the ride takes 24 people at a go.. found the zip line had longer ques as it one person at a time of course... fab day out... go early and get your monies worth byt wandering around the whole place... well impressed..:)

highly1111

My kids are 6, 3 and 2. Is tayto park too old for them?? Am I best holding onto my money or is there a lot for all ages??

vicwatson

highly1111 wrote: »

My kids are 6, 3 and 2. Is tayto park too old for them?? Am I best holding onto my money or is there a lot for all ages??

Perfect ages for Tayto park

tonic wine

highly1111 wrote: »

My kids are 6, 3 and 2. Is tayto park too old for them?? Am I best holding onto my money or is there a lot for all ages??

Under 3's are free of charge. I'd bring a picnic and make your way to where the big playground is, grap a few seats and use that as a base.

The 2 and 3 year old would be too small for the big area, but they have a little kids park as well, although there is not much in it.

The train and animals are covered with the entry.

Then there is an area with spins for the younger kids, just beside the playground. You can pay per go, or buy a wristband for 15 and get unlimited spins. I did this for our 4 year old and he got great use from it.

Other then the spins, he went for a couple of rides on the horses, as with the wrist band it's unlimited goes. And the 5D cinema which was fine for him.

Then went for a quick walk around the dinosaurs, which he also enjoyed.

It's a greet day out, get there early and make the most of it.

phobia2011

sounds like the wristband is a must?

muloc

do you just show up at tayto park with your 15 empty tayto bags to get in?

rogercross

phobia2011 wrote: »

sounds like the wristband is a must?

I found it was yea, if you add up what each ride costs in "tokens" and how many times you might want to go on things, it cost me €15 for a wrist band, calculated after that I did almost €40 worth of rides.

aughannalady

Can't seem to find the promotional packs. The ones in dealz didn't mention anything about free entry to tayto park. Are there actual tokens printed on the promotional packets or will any full size empty packet of tayto do?

beardybrewer

I think products from the likes of Dealz and Mr Price aren't your ordinary stock. For example the cereal will be very nearly expired. Best to stick to the major shops.

Phantom99

We were there a few days ago. We have younger kids 5 and under. Kids had great day. Wristbands are a must for kids but possibly not adults. If kids r small ( less than 1.1 metre)adults go on kids rides free to mind them.
Gave up on tayto packs as too hard to find

phobia2011

My advice is to try a few other dealz stores, was in waterford and there were loads. There's 4 of us heading and we've 60 packets got, I know there not free but it's part of the expense pre paid.

Centra/easons had them at bogof not sure about now.