Yes, and that’s the best part. Once you’re inside, the voucher doesn’t limit you—you can ride Swarm, Stealth, and Colossus as much as you want. The free entry is for general admission, so you’re not locked out of the big stuff. (Unless you count the queues—that’s a different kind of torture.)
One catch: you’ll need to show the voucher at the gate, often with a physical printout or a clear screen on your phone. Make sure the barcode scans, or you might be that person frantically adjusting brightness while an attendant waits. (I’ve been that person. It’s not cute.)
Should you always use a voucher, or is it overrated?
Honestly, if you can plan ahead, always use one. The only time I’d skip it is if it’s a last-minute impulse trip and you can’t find a valid code. But even then, check social media—sometimes people share codes in the morning for same-day use. (Desperate times, desperate measures.)
Another scenario: going solo. The voucher requires two people, so if you’re flying solo—or dragging a reluctant friend—it’s less useful. But hey, bring a pal and split the savings. Dave and I used it twice last year, and the second time he bought lunch as payback. (His “thanks” was a soggy chip, but I’ll take it.)
2 For 1 Attractions Vouchers | 2 for 1 London Attractions – FTWJBS
