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Families can now unlock some big savings at Alton Towers with its Parent and Toddler Pass – here’s how you can save more than £35
Just in time for the bigger kids returning to school, Alton Towers Resort has unlocked an extra incentive for families to enjoy a day-trip, or even a short stay, with their little ones – for less.
For less than £30, families can use this clever hack to save money on buying full-price adult and children tickets separately – Available exclusively online.


With the ‘Parent and Toddler Pass’, you also get entry to CBeebies Land for an adult and a toddler – But for just £5 extra, families can also add on an extra child aged five or younger.
At CBeebies Land, you’ll get to experience a large range of attractions, including the worlds-first Bluey-themed coaster, Hey Duggee Big Adventure Badge, the Peter Rabbit Hoppity Hop ride, Octonauts Rollercoaster Adventure, In the Night Garden Magical Boat Ride and more.
The introduction of the ‘Parent and Toddler Pass’ is perfectly-timed following the Bluey the Ride: Here Come the Grannies! which arrived at Alton Towers Resort earlier this year, and has been incredibly popular with fans both young and old.
Explore CBeebies Land and meet some of the fan-favourite CBeebies friends from Hey Duggee to Bluey, the loveable, inexhaustible Blue Heeler.
Families can also enjoy daily live interactive entertainment shows – specifically tailored to little CBeebies fans – as well as access to soft play and outdoor adventure playgrounds to let toddlers explore and learn.


Book a short break at Alton Towers Resort and enjoy fun for the whole family – with live entertainment, rides and fantastically themed hotel rooms all in one stay. This includes Bluey and Hey Duggee themed hotel rooms.
Other themed accommodation at the Resort includes the Caribbean-inspired Splash Landings Hotel, the fantastical Alton Towers Hotel, or the magical Enchanted Village Woodland Lodges – stay over, enjoy even more rides and make memories that last even longer.
If you’re thinking of booking a stay at the popular UK theme park resort, it is recommended that you check the full terms and conditions, availability and spaces, redemption rules and any restrictions on cancellations – and avoid any inadvertent frustrations down the line.
