PSA - free National Trust tickets

Cheers, will look at this in the morning

Cheers, that's a good PSA!
You don't have to specify the place your visiting, they just give you a scannable barcode to show when you visit.
Signed up for a two, one with my email and the wife's.
That's a couple of Saturday afternoons sorted 👍

Wherever anyone goes, make sure it’s Cragside in Northumberland. Must be the best NT place out of the lot.

Cracking psa, cheers

Worked dead easily for us today. Showed the barcode at the entrance and all sorted.

NB offer doesn't include parking if that is on a pay and display. At Fountains Abbey the car park nearest the Abbey is free but the one by the Studley Royal entrance is £9 per day.

Just done it and the pass came though by the time I'd gone to check my email. Will try and use it to treat my niece and nephew somewhere.

Brilliant - thanks.

Great PSA thanks.

Wherever anyone goes, make sure it’s Cragside in Northumberland

I might well do - I've lived in Newcastle for 15 years now and still not been inside. I've never been able to stomach the entrance fee (£16 each last time I checked a few years ago). A couple of years ago there was a National Lottery promotion where you could get in free if you bought a lottery ticket. Had a week off work doing DIY on our new house, and finally made time to go on the Friday, the last day of the promotion. Turned out the house isn't open during the week out of season, only the gardens 🤦‍♂️

So, yes, go to Cragside, but check if the house is actually open.

Cheers for that, now to figure out where to visit. 😎

@reluctantjumper Dyffryn Gardens has a wild wood play area if that is likely to appeal. Not much pay for entry stuff in South Wales.

So, yes, go to Cragside, but check if the house is actually open.

Didn’t know the house was closed out of season! We’ve been lucky then.
Anyway, if you have even the slightest interest in history/engineering then Cragside is the place to go. The stuff that Armstrong invented/developed is well worth seeing.
Loads of paintings & other associated stuff to keep the ladies interested too. 😜
& no, I’m not on commission from the NT!

Has anyone checked to see if these are accepted in Scotland.

I know the the NT and the NTS have a reciprical agreement to allow membership cards to be used... but can't find anything relating to this offer.

I have to assume it wouldn't be 😞

@timber - know the place well but we have family out near Cheltenham and usually combine that with a visit somewhere so can use it for that. Or I can just use it for myself as I strangely really enjoy a day wandering round a big country house!

Cheers op.
That'll kill a Sunday. 😊

Thank you!!

Brilliant PSA, thanks!

Thanks for the PSA now remains to be seen if I can get to use it 🙂

Great PSA! Thank you OP. Always fancied a visit to Stourhead...

Great PSA! Thank you OP. Always fancied a visit to Stourhead…

If the offer's valid long enough and you'll only go once wait a few weeks - the autumn colours are spectacular around the end of October.

Edit - just revisited the op, valid until end Nov! Also - and as an NT member I probably shouldn't be saying such a thing - Stourhead is quite an "accessible" property.

Awesome PSA, Cheers.

Cheers, their cafe's will have a busier end to the season.

Has anyone checked to see if these are accepted in Scotland.

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/places-which-are-exempt-from-the-guest-pass-promotion

Free visit offers are not valid at places that are cared for by National Trust for Scotland.

Doh...

Sorry - I 'read' that page, the whole list of properties, but missed the big words at the top!