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Merlin summer sale gets you unlimited access to 20+ UK attractions for a year – UK Times

By uk-times.com5 June 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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Until 28 June, you can save £50 per person on gold and platinum Merlin annual passes. With parents in planning mode for the upcoming six-week summer holidays, it’s a no-brainer for those looking to save money, as passholders get unlimited access to more than 20 of the UK’s biggest attractions and theme parks for a whole year.

The pass includes family favourites such as Legoland Windsor, Sea Life centres, Chessington World of Adventures, Warwick Castle, Alton Towers, The London Eye and Madame Tussauds London. Whether you’re planning days out with the kids or looking to make the most of the school break, the discounted passes could help you save on entry costs throughout the summer holidays and beyond.

Here’s everything you need to know about the sale.

Merlin’s summer sale is running until 28 June and applies to gold and platinum annual passes. There’s £50 per person saving with up to £500 worth of extra perks and unlimited access to over 20 of the UK’s most popular attractions. Here’s a breakdown:

Gold (Was £239, now £189 per year)

Platinum (Was £299, now £249 per year)

Saving

£50 per person discount, plus over £250 of benefits

£50 per person discount, plus over £500 of benefits

Benefits

Free parking, up to 20 per cent off food, drink, half-price family and friend tickets and retail shops

Same as Gold passes, plus four free guest tickets a year, one free one-shot Fastrack per visit, free Coke freestyle cup and refills

Access

Alton Towers Resort, Legoland Windsor Resort, Chessington World of Adventures Resort, Thorpe Park, Madame Tussauds, London Eye, The Dungeons, Warwick Castle, Shrek’s Adventure! London, Legoland Discovery Centre, Cadbury World, Sea Life

Alton Towers Resort, Legoland Windsor Resort, Chessington World of Adventures Resort, Thorpe Park, Madame Tussauds, London Eye, The Dungeons, Warwick Castle, Shrek’s Adventure! London, Legoland Discovery Centre, Cadbury World, Sea Life – plus Alton Towers fireworks

The gold pass has been reduced from £239 to £189, while the platinum pass now costs £249 instead of £299.

If you’d prefer to spread the cost, the savings also apply to monthly memberships. Gold memberships have dropped from £19.99 to £16.99 per month, delivering a total annual saving of £36. Platinum memberships have been reduced from £24.99 to £20.99 per month, saving £48 over the course of a year.

You can make your money back in just a few visits (Getty/iStock)

If you’re planning multiple family days out this year, a Merlin annual pass quickly pays for itself. Standard tickets to attractions such as Alton Towers, Legoland and The London Eye add up quickly, particularly during school holidays when families are looking for ways to keep children entertained.

Rather than paying for individual tickets each time, the pass gives you access to a wide range of attractions throughout the year, with unlimited visits and no extra fees to worry about.

Alongside unlimited entry to attractions, pass holders also receive free parking, plus 20 per cent off food, drink and retail purchases at participating attractions.

Platinum pass holders also receive extra benefits, including free fastrack access, free “bring a friend” tickets, free mini golf and a complimentary Coca-Cola freestyle cup.

When does the Merlin annual pass summer sale end?

The current promotion ends on 28 June, then pass prices will then return to their usual rates.

Does the Merlin annual pass include Legoland Windsor?

Yes, Legoland and Legoland Discovery Centres are included with Merlin annual passes, subject to exclusion dates with selected passes.

Can I use a Merlin annual pass at Alton Towers?

Yes, passholders can visit Alton Towers.

What’s the difference between gold and platinum Merlin annual passes?

Platinum passes typically offer the fewest restrictions and include additional perks like free drink refills and guest passes, whereas gold members get access to the same attractions but may have selected exclusion dates. Check the individual pass details before purchasing.

Can Merlin pass holders pre-book tickets?

Yes, there is an exclusive passholder pre-book portal for Merlin members to book tickets through.

Are there any exclusions for gold or platimum members?

Platimum pass holders have no exclusion dates and can visit all attractions during open dates throughout the year, including special events like fright nights, fireworks and the festive season. Gold passes cannot be used at Alton Towers between 6 – 8 November.

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