Go to Legoland TOMORROW and you can get in half price

Published on03 11 2017

No weekend plans? How about taking a trip to Legoland? To celebrate the end of the season, the theme park in Windsor is offering ‘one more day of awesome’ at a special reduced price of just £20 per person – that’s HALF the usual ticket price.

The park are recommending you pre-book your tickets today to avoid disappointment tomorrow. Other vouchers, discounts and special offers will not be accepted.

Do not fear, there will still be the usual rides including the Dragon’s Apprentice rollercoaster, the Jolly Rocker swing ship ride, Lego City driving school and Lego Ninjago: The Ride.

Whilst the park celebrates the last day of the season, it will open again for Christmas festivities on the 2nd-3rd, 9th-10th and 16th-24th December.

Tickets and full terms and conditions can be found here.

Luxuries you appreciate now you're a mum

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You have countless ones that are stone cold or at best luke warm. So being able to sit back (OK, hide in the kitchen) with a fresh tea and <em>finish</em> it… well, that’s heaven in a teacup.

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A (hot) cup of tea

You have countless ones that are stone cold or at best luke warm. So being able to sit back (OK, hide in the kitchen) with a fresh tea and finish it… well, that’s heaven in a teacup.

The reality: The only thing you’ll be reading is everything you can find on colic. [Corbis]

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Reading a book

Right til the end. These days, your literary opportunities tend to revolve around supermarket labels, picture books and a quick scroll of your friends' status updates on Facebook.

You relish the music from your train neighbour’s headphones simply because it’s <em>not</em> anything from a Disney film. And you laugh when you hear someone complain about a long journey. Do they not realise how amazing that time is for catching up on T

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The commute

You relish the music from your train neighbour’s headphones simply because it’s not anything from a Disney film. And you laugh when you hear someone complain about a long journey. Do they not realise how amazing that time is for catching up on Twitter? Or, let’s be honest, napping.

Your usual is Petit Filou – makes sense if your toddler’s having them anyway. So treating yourself to a grown-up yoghurt with a special fruit compote or chocolate section? Bliss.

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Proper yoghurt

Your usual is Petit Filou – makes sense if your toddler’s having them anyway. So treating yourself to a grown-up yoghurt with a special fruit compote or chocolate section? Bliss.

Those evenings where you get to finish a full episode of something on Netflix without falling asleep. Winning.

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Watching Made In Chelsea

Those evenings where you get to finish a full episode of something on Netflix without falling asleep. Winning.

You’d usually be taking your toddler for a trim, in a constant slight cold sweat that he won’t sit still or might run riot. So, getting to go on your own? To sit in that chair, drink the herbal tea, read the magazines (yes, plural!)… Bliss.

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A trip to the hairdresser ALONE!

You’d usually be taking your toddler for a trim, in a constant slight cold sweat that he won’t sit still or might run riot. So, getting to go on your own? To sit in that chair, drink the herbal tea, read the magazines (yes, plural!)… Bliss.

You head off to bed and it takes you exactly 20 seconds to fall asleep. But like any new mum, the first mewls of your newborn an hour later sees you wake up just as fast. You wonder how a body this tired still has the ability to wake up, but it’s like yo

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Sleep beyond 7am

Now that’s what they call a lie-in.

You know the ones – big, beautiful, don’t-need-a-necklace earrings that make any outfit. Except they’re also baby eye candy, enticing her to pull on them at every opportunity. Ouch! Got a babysitter for the evening? Out they come.

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Wearing those earrings

You know the ones – big, beautiful, don’t-need-a-necklace earrings that make any outfit. Except they’re also baby eye candy, enticing her to pull on them at every opportunity. Ouch! Got a babysitter for the evening? Out they come.

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Wine time

Forget pouring it in the spag bol – that glass of red is predominantly being drunk by you.

Before, you might’ve phoned a friend or put on the radio. Now? Sit back. Close eyes. Ahhhh…..

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Moments of silence

Before, you might've phoned a friend or put on the radio. Now? Sit back. Close eyes. Ahhhh…..

Another brilliantly childish exclamation that parents can pull off, but may still want to warn little ones off repeating, full-volume in the supermarket. [Corbis]

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Going to the toilet by yourself

The peace and quiet of being in the bathroom alone with your, erm… thoughts.

One without brightly coloured bubble bath, squeaky plastic toys or the potential for the room to be flooded.

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A bath

One without brightly coloured bubble bath, squeaky plastic toys or the potential for the room to be flooded.

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