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Tayto park admission cost

  • 31-03-2019 11:58am
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    tamara25
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    Going here in July, family of 5, two adults, 3 boys ages 6, 11 & 14. What will be the cost roughly? Website isn’t very clear, different prices mentioned depending on whether kids have wristbands or not? I presume 14 is classed as an adult?


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    m5ex9oqjawdg2i
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    You are looking at €87.50 for the family, if you book online 48 hours in advance. I think with the wristband you can access all the rides, without it you may have to pay for each ride, that's what I understand from it. Website is awful and is not very clear at all.


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    somesoldiers
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    tamara25 wrote: »
    Going here in July, family of 5, two adults, 3 boys ages 6, 11 & 14. What will be the cost roughly? Website isn’t very clear, different prices mentioned depending on whether kids have wristbands or not? I presume 14 is classed as an adult?

    5 * admission &unlimited attractions =€167.5
    Assuming everyone wants wristbands

    If you go next weekend only they have an offer for €20 each

    We have family year pass,great value although becoming less so with the closed weekend in July and next weekend will be too busy to go


  • #4
    tamara25
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    Thanks for replies, I knew it would be an expensive day out alright. Looking forward to it.


  • #5
    somesoldiers
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    tamara25 wrote: »
    Thanks for replies, I knew it would be an expensive day out alright. Looking forward to it.

    You will enjoy it,and if you choose on the day to get a family pass they will discount the amount you have paid that day from the cost. Go 3 times in the year and you have made back your membership fee

    Membership for 5 all in €512

    I have small kids and live 30 mins away, we often just go to look at the animals and have something to eat so we get good value.
    Obviously everyone es circumstances will be different proximity, age of kids etc

    Enjoy


  • #6
    snor
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    It really is a great day out. Advise is to go early and go on the popular rides first. Stay late and go on them again. Can bring your own food or the food there is fairly reasonably priced for a theme park. Any time I have been there, place has been immaculate and staff lovely. I go with teens so they are off doing their thing while I have a coffee and read my book 😂 you won’t be disappointed.


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    kerry4sam
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    Thread moved to where it would be better suited.

    Thanks,
    kerry4sam


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