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kelloggs free adult entry vouchers; aquatic centre and tayto park

  • 08-04-2015 04:01PM
    #1
    skippy15
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    Kellogs have vouchers on selected products for free adult entry to attractions across uk and ireland with one paying child. Including national aquatic centre;imaginodiyy ailwee caves bray sealife and others.
    Until now i haven't found any of these vouchers.

    Tesco are doing a 6 pack of coco pop or rice krispies bars for €1:50 which have the vouchers.
    Valid till 2016; full details on kelloggs website.


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  • #2
    20 Times 20 Times
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    Are the vouchers random ? For instance can one voucher be used at any destination ?


  • #3
    snubbleste
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 31,119 ✭✭✭✭snubbleste


    Yeah, just buy a box of cereal and use the coupon on the box.
    http://grownupsgofree.kelloggs.ie/


  • #4
    dm1979
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    i dont think tayto park is included!


  • #5
    20 Times 20 Times
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    Where is there a list of Irish attractions ?


  • #6
    sweetie
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    20 Times 20 Times wrote: »
    Where is there a list of Irish attractions ?

    click IE on the link above. No tayto park but lots including Aquatic centre and Imaginosity which will be handy for me.


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  • #7
    uli84
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    anything that would be suitable for 2 year old and in Dublin? I'm not familiar with most of those attractions


  • #8
    sweetie
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    uli84 wrote:
    anything that would be suitable for 2 year old and in Dublin? I'm not familiar with most of those attractions

    Imaginosity


  • #9
    skippy15
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,734 ✭✭✭skippy15


    Sorry thought id seen tayto park my bad.
    Imaginosity great fun book well in advance.


  • #10
    casio4
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    Imaginosity refused my Kellogs token today they just dismissed it and said we are not taking them at the moment I know I should have kicked off but there were too many people around. Who can I complain to?


  • #11
    okidoki987
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    Imaginosity refused my Kellogs token today they just dismissed it and said we are not taking them at the moment I know I should have kicked off but there were too many people around. Who can I complain to?

    Kelloggs.
    If you followed all the t&c's correctly, send them an email.


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  • #12
    [Deleted User]
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    casio4 wrote: »
    Imaginosity refused my Kellogs token today they just dismissed it and said we are not taking them at the moment I know I should have kicked off but there were too many people around. Who can I complain to?

    In the terms and conditions it says you cannot use the tickets for Imaginosity for May or June.


  • #13
    sweetie
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    Deleted User wrote:
    it says you cannot use the tickets for Imaginosity for May or June.

    I had a look and can't see it, not doubting you though. Got caught on Wednesday in imaginosity. 20 quid to bring 1 child, I won't be going back.


  • #14
    casio4
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    sweetie wrote: »
    I had a look and can't see it, not doubting you though. Got caught on Wednesday in imaginosity. 20 quid to bring 1 child, I won't be going back.

    I see it there excluding 1st May-30th June:(:(:(


  • #15
    homer911
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    The wooden roller coaster is opening in Tayto Park this summer - I'd say it will be a big draw. Some people are crazy about wooden roller coasters and will travel from across Europe for a go on it


  • #16
    sweetie
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    homer911 wrote:
    The wooden roller coaster is opening in Tayto Park this summer - I'd say it will be a big draw. Some people are crazy about wooden roller coasters and will travel from across Europe for a go on it


    That was never on the list.


  • #17
    loyatemu
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    sweetie wrote: »
    I had a look and can't see it, not doubting you though. Got caught on Wednesday in imaginosity. 20 quid to bring 1 child, I won't be going back.

    Imaginosity charging adults into a children's play centre is a farce to begin with. Would an adult go there on their own? No they wouldn't...

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  • #18
    sweetie
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    loyatemu wrote: »
    Imaginosity charging adults into a children's play centre is a farce to begin with. Would an adult go there on their own? No they wouldn't...

    I said this and she goes 'we are a charity and we encourage parents to play with their children' :confused:


  • #19
    skippy15
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    homer911 wrote: »
    The wooden roller coaster is opening in Tayto Park this summer - I'd say it will be a big draw. Some people are crazy about wooden roller coasters and will travel from across Europe for a go on it

    Ye that was never meant be on the list blame the stupid op.lol
    Have used one in aquatic centre and one in bray aquarium. Aquarium is such a waste


  • #20
    ThisRegard
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    loyatemu wrote: »
    Imaginosity charging adults into a children's play centre is a farce to begin with. Would an adult go there on their own? No they wouldn't...

    Brought my daughter during the Halloween midterm, I was so disappointed with the place. IMO how good it is is really over sold.
    skippy15 wrote: »
    Aquarium is such a waste

    Coincide your visit it with the talks and feeds, the kids have a great time holding the crabs, jellyfish etc. It's a better place to visit than Imaginosity.


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