With increase cost of living, household budgets have had to get tighter! However if you are in receipt of Universal Credit your budget might still be able to include more days out to attractions than you think.
Millions of families who qualify can get discounts and reduced prices for popular family attractions. You will be be asked to show proof of Benefits and photo ID on arrival but tickets can be purchased online.
These are the attractions I’ve found:
Families in receipt of Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support, or Jobseeker’s Allowance can buy ZSL London Zoo and ZSL Whipsnade Zoo tickets online, in advance, starting at £3 for any day of the week. You just need to bring one proof of benefit letter with you to the zoo when you present your tickets at the gate. Offer available until 3rd September 2023.
Book tickets to Kew Gardens or Wakehurst for £1 either online or on the gate, you will need to present proof of either your Universal Credit, Pension Credit or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) on arrival. Book tickets here.
visit the amazing Westminster Abbey, a World Heritage Site no less, for just £7. You just need to present your Universal Credit letter upon arrival; you can’t book these tickets online.
A limited number of Universal Credit and Pension Credit Day Tickets can be bought online in advance or on the gate on the day of visit for the Eden Project in Cornwall for just £1. The offer is available for visitors receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK Legacy Benefits such as: Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Disability Living Allowance, Housing Benefit, income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA), Child Tax Credits (CTC), Working Tax Credits (WTC), Income Support. You need to bring ID or identifiable proof of the visitor as the recipient of one above. Up to 4 people (2 adults and 2 children 5-16) from the same household can benefit from this offer. View this offer here.
Recipients of Universal Credit can visit for just £2. Tickets can be booked online and proof of benefit just needs to be shown on the day. For more info view here
Entry to the Science Museum itself is free, though inside there are several temporary exhibitions and interactive experiences that require payment. These include Wonderlab, the museum’s hands-on kid-friendly gallery which offers concessionary day passes to unemployed people (among other groups) and children for £9. Concession tickets are also available for exhibitions and other events, though the savings seem to vary. See what’s on at the science museum.
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