KIDS can get into the UK’s only attraction with construction rides for free this June, with one simple trick.
By purchasing a 30-day trial to DOWTK – a ‘Day Out With The Kids’ pass – for £1, kids can go to Diggerland for free.
AlamyKids can get into Diggerland for free with a ‘Day Out With The Kids’ pass[/caption] AlamyThere are four Diggerland sites across the UK[/caption]Diggerland is the only place in the UK where children can ride on real construction machinery like giant diggers and dumpers.
In total, there are four locations across the UK – Kent, Devon, Yorkshire and Durham.
After signing up to a DOWTK pass, members will get an instant, unlimited access to discounts.
One pass covers an entire family and this isn’t just limited to people with kids.
The offer is valid for weekends throughout June and the offer permits one free child per visit, when accompanied with a full paying adult (£38).
All visitors need to do is show they have a DOWTK pass when they arrive at their chosen Diggerland.
Children can experience operating their own digger, hunt for buried treasure or head to tenpin-bowling with a twist.
Each site also has a ‘Dig Inn’ cafe, serving up a range of dishes including all-day breakfast, burgers and hot dogs.
There is also a range of hot and cold drinks, as well as a small selection of alcoholic beverages.
Diggerland usually costs £25.95 per person when pre-booked online, with children under 100cm allowed to enter for free.
Prices then rise to £38 per person when bought at arrival, with children under 100cm still allowed in for free.
The pass also allows families discounts to other big attractions, including free entrance for children to Westminster Abbey, The Royal Mint Experience and Bolton Castle.
The pass also offers selected discounts off entry to certain attractions including 20 per cent off accommodation on short term breaks at Chessington World of Adventures and up to 45 per cent off gate prices at Thomas World.
Other categories for offers include theatre shows, museums, dining, waterparks and cinemas.
What is Diggerland like?
THE Sun’s head of travel, Caroline McGuire shares her thoughts on Diggerland.
Walt Disney came up with a huge princess castle, rollercoasters and themed attractions.
But just off the M2 in Rochester, some genius suggested sticking a bunch of construction vehicles in the mud at an industrial park – and it proved a blinding day out.
At Diggerland, you can dig for mud, “gold bricks”, stones or toy ducks in proper construction site machinery.
Diggerland has to be seen to be believed – and even then it’s quite hard to compute.
We spent the day riding dumper trucks around a gravel pit, digging stones out of a hole with a full-sized digger and riding around a muddy concourse while seated in an enormous bucket.
In fact, there are quite a few variations on each of those themes.
You can dig for mud, “gold bricks”, stones or toy ducks. You can drive a dumper, take a digger safari, ride backwards in a bucket carousel – somehow, they’ve made 20 different rides from machinery.
If that doesn’t suffice, there are also plenty of coin- operated (you’ve guessed it) car and digger rides dotted around the place.
With the exception of a couple of car attractions, everything comes straight off a construction site, and if you know any young kids you’ll know there lies the appeal.
My son can spot a crane or a dumper truck from a mile off, so even watching others dig while waiting in the queue was mesmerising.
Not that the queues were long – in fact, they were surprisingly short.
The price is decent, too. Three adults and a child cost £91 in entry fees, so long as you pre-book tickets.
Obviously all of the offers aren’t just for families with children, several are suitable for adults like discounts off cinema tickets.
Many offers are exclusive to the pass and there are also a number of competitions that can be entered like winning £10,000 worth of family holidays.
There is also a little-known kid passes that can get you free entry to UK attractions.
Plus, one mum saved thousands by bagging FREE days out with her two kids – here’s her best tips.
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