A cheaper Christmas day out

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We were looking for a something fun to do over the weekend with two little boys.

Loads of the most popular Christmas attractions have been booked up by people more organised than us!

So we decided on ZSL zoo through the National Rail 241 days out, which halved the cost.

It meant the cost of admission was a more budget-friendly £50 for a family of four, rather than £100.

As part of the deal, you need train tickets to the destination.

Even if you are not traveling by train it's likely to be worth doing the deal and booking train tickets for just one stop to the destination.

There are loads of attractions and destinations covered by the offer, so it's well worth having a browse if you're looking for a special day out this Christmas.




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