Follow our cheap ticket guide to The Eden Project packed with vouchers, promotions & offers to help you keep the costs down on a day out.
1. The Eden Project; Discounted Tickets Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK Legacy Benefits
The Eden Project is offering low income households in receipt of Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK Legacy Benefits tickets for just £10 an adult & £5 a child for single day entry. Low income households can book up to 4 discounted tickets where’s it’s best to book in advance to guarantee entry. ID and identifiable proof of the visitor as the recipient of eligible benefits is required on the day. More information available over at The Eden Project; Discounted Tickets for Low Income Households.
2. The Eden Project; Community Weekends Free Entry Offer, (currently running)
During selected off-peak times of the year, the Eden Project runs FREE weekend promotions for volunteers and employees that work in particular fields of employment. To take advantage of this free entry offer, you need to live in Cornwall or Devon and work in any of the following fields; NHS staff, Blue Light workers, Care Professionals, Educators, Armed Forces, Charity workers & volunteers. Worth noting that free entry tickets are limited and must be pre-booked in advance. Tickets are available during January & February 2026 with more details available over at Eden Project Community Weekends.
The Eden Project, (photo; Phil Loach)
3. The Eden Project; FREE Entry for RHS Members
With an extensive range of indoor & outdoor gardens to explore, the Eden Project offers an array of delights for those interested in green spaces. The good news is that RHS members can now pick up FREE entry to The Eden Project during selected times of the year. Deemed a partner garden for those with RHS membership, you can secure free entry during the following days;
- January – February, (excluding 14-22 February)
- May-June, (excluding 23-31 May)
- October – November, (excluding 24 October – 1 November)
FIND OUT MORE ABOUT RHS Cheap Membership Offers & Partner Gardens.
4. The Eden Project Locals’ Pass
At select times of the year, the Eden Project runs a great value local residents pass for those whose main residence in either Devon & Cornwall. This offer allows local residents the chance to pick up unlimited visits from around £24.80pp/£69.50 a family with concessions for young adults/students & children for those willing to pay via direct debit. Remember you will need to book your free timed entry slot every time you wish to visit to manage bookings & proof of residence is required. To book go to the Eden Project Locals’ Pass.
5. The Eden Project; FREE Annual Pass Upgrade
One of the best ways to save money at the Eden Project is to book online as entry day tickets are upgraded for free to annual passes. The Eden Project treats your admission fee as a donation to their charity and then as such upgrades your ticket to an annual pass. This allows you to enjoy unlimited return visits to the Eden through the year, (subject to capacity restrictions). For double deals, book your tickets in advance to enjoy savings off standard price tickets that are also eligible for unlimited entry to the Biomes, Gardens & many season events for one year.
6. The Eden Project; Blue Peter Badges
Blue Peter badge holders can pick up FREE entry to the Eden Project when accompanied by a full paying adult. This offer is only valid for children age 6 -15 years that hold a Blue Peter Badge & valid badge card. There is a maximum limit of 4 Blue Peter badgeholders per adult with this promotion. You will need to book online in advance via a designated link and will need to show your badge, ID card or letter on the day. More details available at Free Entry to the Eden Project – Blue Peter Badgeholders.
The Eden Project, (photo; Phil Loach)
7. The Eden Project; Clubcard Vouchers
Tesco shoppers can redeem their clubcard vouchers towards entry costs at the Eden Project. Worth noting that guests using clubcard promotions cannot take advantage of the free annual pass upgrade offer. Simply redeem your Eden Project vouchers online before midnight the day before you plan to visit as voucher codes will not be accepted at the attraction gate.
8. The Eden Project; Students & Young Adults
Visitors aged 17-25 years or students can pick up discounted tickets to the Eden Project. Simply book online and present a valid form of ID stating your date of birth and/or proof of being a full-time student on the day.
9. The Eden Project; Free Entry Promotion/National Lottery Open Week
Each year the National Lottery Open Week runs offering free or discounted entry to hundreds of visitor attractions around the UK. Running during selected dates in March each year, the Eden Project offers a FREE entry promotion entry for those that book in advance and can produce a valid National Lottery ticket. This is a great way to enjoy savings off tickets to this popular attraction for those that can visit during select dates. We’ll let you know if this runs again during 2026.
10. The Eden Project; Walk, Cycle or Public Transport
Not surprisingly the Eden Project is keen to support those looking to reduce their carbon footprint. Travel by train, bus, on foot or by bike and you can claim an Eden Guide Book and if you are visiting with children, they will add a copy of their Children’s Guide too. Simply make yourselves know to the ticketing team on the day and present train/bus receipts you may have. There’s an honesty policy in place for those walking/cycling.
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Have tried to book tickets using Tesco club card vouchers and your website will not accept the code. Tesco instructions are to enter into Tesco club card box but there is not one there. Please advise. This info is needed within next few hours as have already secured Tesco vouchers
Hi Josie, thank you for your query regarding tesco clubcard vouchers and the Eden Project. We at Topdogday are independent of all visitor attractions & promotions, we simply let you know where the deals can be found. Please find more information available over at the Eden Project & Tesco Clubcard Vouchers that will hopefully answer your query, Liz
Where is car parking and is it included in entry price
Hi, the Eden Project has ample free on-site parking areas. From the car parks, you can either walk down to the visitor entrance or take the free park & ride bus that operated during peak times, Liz
Looking to visit in September 2025. 2x cycling adults. Do you have any off peak or sustainable travel or cheaper day tickets available to buy in advance please? I also am on minimum wage and work for a charity. Thanks
Hi Claire, Eden Project run a green travel incentive that allows you to claim a free Eden Guide Book on arrival if you travel by bike, foot, train or bus. One guide book per party but if you’ll bringing children, (age 5-15 years) they will also give you a Children’s Guide Book too. Eden Project run a free entry weekend during the winter season for those living in Devon & Cornwall and working for a charity that are worth looking out for, Liz.
I receive ESA pips as I am disabled and unable to work. I will be bringing my carer with me. How much will the 2 tickets cost me
Hi Cheryl, might be worth looking into whether you are eligible for discounted tickets to the Eden Project for people on selected benefits. You can find more information available over at the Eden Project – Universal Credit/Pension Credit day tickets,Liz
Hi I am a carer for a gentleman who would like to visit the Eden project sometime in March. Do you offer any special rates for careers, if yes what proof should I bring on the day.
Yours sincerely Julie Singleton
Hi Julie, the Eden Project offer free entry to carers/personal assistants. Simply book your tickets online and you’ll see the option to select a personal assistant. I can’t see anything any information regarding required documentation so you might wish to contact the Eden Project directly. We at Topdogdays are independent of all visitor attractions, we simply let you know where the deals can be found, Liz
Do you do discounted prices for disabled and their carer
Hi Kevin, the Eden Project offer free entry to carers or personal assistants. There are also a limited number of discounted tickets available to those in receipt of any of the following; Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK Legacy Benefits such as: Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance, 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) and Income Support but worth booking ahead as tickets are limited. An ID or identifiable proof matching the details of the visitor as the recipient of one above listed will be required on arrival. Up to four people (two adults and two children 5-16) from the same household can benefit from this offer. Hope that helps, Liz
I am disabled in a wheelchair. My wife is my carer. We are in Cornwall from 15/9 to 19/9. Is there any discount on the admission price for us? Thank you Regards Kevin
Hi Kevin, there are a limited number of discounted tickets available to those in receipt of any of the following; Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK Legacy Benefits such as: Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance, 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) and Income Support. An ID or identifiable proof matching the details of the visitor as the recipient of one above listed will be required on arrival. Up to four people (two adults and two children 5-16) from the same household can benefit from this offer. More details available over at The Eden Project.
If you are paying for a full price for a ticket then worth noting that the the Eden Project offer free entry to carers or personal assistants.
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I own a Lodge in Lanreath and pay local taxes etc. I am also a pensioner and blue badge holder. Am I entitled to any reduced charges??
Regards
Glynis John
Hi Glynis, the Eden Project periodically run a Locals’ Pass although this is limited to those who have primary residence is Devon or Cornwall and can provide documentary proof that this is the case, (the Locals’ Pass scheme is currently closed). The Eden Project do not have a senior rate although there are discounts available for those in receipt of pension credit or legacy benefits that include Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance or Disability Living Allowance plus a number of other benefits. You can find more details over at the Eden Project – tickets for those on low incomes. Whilst there are no discounts for those living with a disability, if you have personal assistants to help you, there is no admission charge for them, Liz.
My friend and I would like to visit the Eden Project but it seems difficult to get a ticket. Please let me know how I should go ahead to get tickets for our proposed visit on Thursday 8th August. We intend to get the train from Exeter to St Austell.
Hi, we at Topdogdays are independent of the Eden Project, (we simply let you know where the deals can be found), but I have just checked online and there does seem to be ticket availability for the 8 August – best to book in advance to guarantee entry. As you are travelling to the Eden Project by train, worth noting that your party can claim an Eden Guide Book for free – simply produce your train receipts and present to the ticketing team on arrival at the Visitor Centre, (one guide book per group on your first visit to the Eden Project and not valid for those returning with the annual pass or membership. Excludes Locals’ Pass Holders, group and schools bookings, Universal Credit and Pension Credit Day Tickets).
I’m looking for discount tickets to Edan Project for Disabled and career price
Hi Jean, the Eden project offers free entry for carers or personal assistants so you’ll simply pay for yourself. There are concessions available for young adults, (17-25 year olds), students and a limited number of discounted tickets for in receipt of Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK legacy benefits, (best pre-booked), Liz
My husband and I are coming down for a stay at the end of this month and want to visit the Eden project. If I join as a member I’m 69 is my husband able to come in as my guest.
Hi Lynda, those with individual or joint Eden Project membership are entitled to free entry for one family guest each per visit. New members can simply quote their booking reference from your confirmation email when you arrive at the Eden Project visitor centre. If you ask for your receipt to be printed at their admissions kiosk, this will include your temporary membership card that you can show to claim your 10% discount in their shops and cafés. You should receive your Membership welcome pack within two-three weeks of joining, which includes your Membership handbook, windscreen sticker and eco-friendly Membership card, Liz.
Does Eden Project offer blue light card holders discount ?
Hi Izabela, the Eden Project runs free entry promotions at off-peak dates for Blue Light passholders during the year known as ‘community days’. You’ll need to check on the Blue Light portal to see if there are any other discounted ticket promotions running at other times of the year, Liz
I’m on pip and I have a carer do you do a concession for me tomorrow please
Hi Chacquie, the Eden Project offer a number of £5 tickets for those on select benefits that includes PIP. These tickets must be booked online in advance as tickets are subject to availability. You can find more information over at Eden Project £5 Ticket Offer, Liz.
Discusting £100 2 adults 2 children rip of Britain at its best
Hi Jamie, sorry to hear that. We at Topdogdays are independant of all visitor attractions, we simply let you know where the deals can be found. Worth noting that general admission tickets offer you free return visits during the year so can offer vparticular value for money if you can visit more than once, Liz
Hi, how do we purchase the tickets for low income household please? Thanks, Holly
Hi Holly, you can find more information available on the Eden Project offer for low income households over at The Eden Project, hope that helps, Liz
It seems that if you buy membership of the Newt In Somerset you get access to the Eden Project as well as Heligans Gardens and others – so it might be the most affordable way if you’re planning on visiting other garden-y attractions.
Hi Nick, happy to add this to our list of offers for the Eden Project within our roundup. Does membership allow you unlimited access to the Eden Project all year round? I can see members can purchase day passes too – does that include for the Eden Project? Liz
It’s a shame you don’t just do a day ticket entry . My husband and I are visiting Cornwall and thought we would visit for the day but £33 is a little pricey 😞.
Hi Mandy, I take your point on the pricing of Eden Project tickets – we are independent of the Eden Project & simply let you know where the deals can be found. There are a few ways to reduce your entry fees such as clubcard vouchers, those on low incomes can pick up heavily discounted tickets or look out for National Lottery open week offers, Liz
Looking at your price list you do not give a price for just pensioners? You do if in receipt of pension credit, not every pensioner gets this so what is your entry fee for a normal pensioner?
Hi Jayne, the Eden Project introduced a Universal Credit/Pension Credit day ticket this year that offers reduced price admission for people in receipt of Universal Credit, Pension Credit or UK legacy benefits. Unfortunately I am not aware of any other senior rate discount for the Eden Project. Good to know that their general admission tickets also doubles up as annual pass giving you unlimited entry to the Eden Project for a whole year, Liz
It’s a shame you don’t offer discount for pensioners not in receipt of pension credit. It is very expensive and when you come from a long distance away an annual pass is of no use!
Hi Ruby, thanks for your feedback regarding Eden Project ticket prices for seniors, I take your point. Unfortunately, we at Topdogdays are independent of the Eden Project, we simply let you know where the deals and cheap ticket offers can be found, Liz
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Hi Stephen, we do not hold any tickets for the Eden Project, we simply let you know where the deals can be found so you can take advantage of cheap ticket offers and promotions. Hopefully within our round-up of deals and offers you’ll find something to suit, all the best, Liz
Do you do an NHS discount?
Hi Nicola, the Eden Project does free weekend offers at the Eden Project for community groups including those that work for the NHS. These free weekend promotions tend to run during quieter times of the year. Worth checking if Blue Cardholders do any further discounts for NHS workers at other times of the year, Liz
I tried to book tickets for 2 for Thursday 16th March for a 10.30 slot, yesterday, supplied all the relevant information but couldn’t get any further than ‘Register’ so unable to make a payment, can you help please. I would point out that I am a bit of a technophobe so it’s probably me.
J. SPENCER
Hi Jan, sorry to hear you are having problems with your booking to the Eden Project. We at Topdogdays are independent of the Eden Project, (we simply let you know where the deals can be found), and so you’re perhaps best contacting the Eden Project directly at boxoffice@edenproject.com, all the best, Liz
Hi all I just wanted to know if there was any blue light discounts available.
Kind regards
Karen cullis
Hi Karen, unfortunately the Eden Project are not currently running any concessionary tickets for Blue Light cardholders, Liz
Hi there,
When will tickets for 5th September 2022 onward be released for pre-booking please🤔
Thank you
Hi Devina, the only mention I can find over on the Eden Project page is where they state that ‘Tickets are now available to pre-book for dates up until 4 September 2022. We’ll release tickets for dates beyond this nearer the time’ The only thing you can do I suppose is keep checking back directly with The Eden Project – we at Topdogdays are independent of all promotions and visitor attractions, we simply let you know where the deals can be found, Liz
Hi do you do BlueLightCard or army veterans discount if tickets bought at entry, ?
Hi Linda, unfortunately there are not any Blue Light discounts currently running for the Eden Project. I’m not aware of an army veterans discounts running but you may wish to double check directly with the Eden Project, Liz
Do you offer ticket discounts for Blue Light card holders.
Hi Carmel, unfortunately there are not any Blue Light card discounts currently running for the Eden Project, Liz
Hi, I am a serving armed force personnel. Do I get discount in my entry ticket. If yes how do I get it online? I have booked tickets. Thank you
Hi Sumitra, in previous years the Eden Project have offered free entry to armed forces personnel on select weekends during November and January for those that live in Cornwall or Devon but I’m unsure whether this will go ahead this year. You may wish to approach the Eden Project directly to see if they have any current Armed Forces promotions running as I cannot find any current offers at this time, Liz
Hi I am planning to come with my family. I have a career card for my daughter who has autism, does it count as personal assistant?
Hi Corinne, the Eden Project states on their website the following ‘we have arranged our ticketing so that accompanying personal assistants can come in for free (one carer for each person who is being cared for, eg a person with disabilities) All visitor must pre-book a time slot including carers, Liz
I am disabled and need to use a mob scooter. My daughter and son in law are my carers as i have mobility problems. We are coming on hols from bedford at the end of august and would like to visit. How much would it be for 3 adults that is myself plus my 2 carers and my 9 year old grandson to come. I cannot see any reference to disabled visitors or are we excluded. Thank you.
Hi Michele, you can find further information regarding accessibility and free carer tickets over at the Eden Project Accessibility Guide, Liz
How do I purchase the late entry tickets?
Hi Mel, the Eden Project have scaled back their promotions this year due to the pandemic, so although the late entry discounted ticket was popular in previous years, I cannot see any information about it running this season – you might want to check directly with the Eden Project to double check, Liz
I would love to be notified when and if you start the free weekend passes again for teaching staff and our family members . My family and l took advantage of this when you had it running before and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards Julie
Hi Julie, I understand that the Eden Project have scaled back their promotions and free ticket offers during the pandemic but we’ll update our deals and discounts for the Eden Project if and hopefully when these promotions run again in the future, Liz
Hi we were wanting to use our Tesco vouchers as part payment. We sucessfully downloaded the voucher, went onto the Tesco Eden site, put in how many people, the voycher applied and balance showing. Underneath this it asked for Tesco voucher to be applied ( it was already applied) but we were unable to pay balance through credit card ?? We are on holiday and was looking forward to visiting but ?? Regards Dawn
Hi Dawn, sorry to hear you are having problems with this clubcard voucher offer for the Eden Project. Topdogdays is independent of all promotions and visitor attractions, (we simply signpost to current offers) and might be worth contacting clubcard/Eden Project directly with your query. It does state on the clubcard site that you can ‘top-up the price difference with another payment method on the Partner website’ so I’m not sure why you are having difficulties with this unless the Eden Project has already reached capacity numbers for this offer on the date of your visit? Liz
Hello, I am looking to come on 31/07 I worked for NHS do I will get any offer please thanks
Hi, the Eden Project have cut back on promotions and offers running on tickets this season due to the current situation. I am not aware of any particular discount running for NHS workers but you may wish to check directly with the Eden Project to double check? Liz
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I’ve missed the Locals Pass date!! I didn’t realise this was time sensitive. When will I be able to buy a Locals Pass, I’m so disappointed.
Sue
Hi Sue, yes unfortunately this Eden Project Locals’ Pass has now come to an end. This offer only runs at select times of the year, so worth checking back regularly to see if this offer is running again. In previous years, we’ve seen this Eden Project deal run again in November/December time but, as things are anything but normal at the moment, it would be difficult to know if this would be the case this year, Liz
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We’re arriving in Cornwall on the 10th July for a week. We’re a party of 6ad and children ages 2,4 and 8. We got 1ad who is NHS worker and a teacher. What the best way to buy our tickets?
Bought Gardeners World magazine to get 2for1 offer, but you are not offering this.
Thank you.
Regards
Aruna
Thank you
Regards
Hi Aruna, the Eden Project have seemingly scaled back their promotions this year due to the current situation so the concessions available at much more limited. Children age 4 years and under are currently free. Children age between 5 & 16 years are offered discounted entry of just £10pp. Clubcard vouchers offer an alternative option for those that regularly shop at Tesco but remember to book in advance to guarantee entry. I am not aware of any specific discounts for teachers or NHS workers, (no Blue Light cardholder discounts at present),although worth checking with your employers. Unfortunately, as you say, the Gardeners’ World promotion does not include the Eden Project this year.
please update. may edition of bbc gardeners world has 2 for 1 but it clearly states it cannot be used in Eden Project. 🙁
Hi David, thanks for your feedback on our Eden Project page. I have amended the content to ensure readers are aware that the Eden Project is not participating in this Gardeners’ World 2 for 1 promotion this year. We’re hoping that the decision not to participate in this popular promotion this year was more to do with the current climate that a permanent move away from this offer, fingers crossed.
Hi are there no offers on for 3 pensioners as it’s going to cost over £90 for a few hrs visit which I find very expensive
Hi Jane, unfortunately due to current restrictions in place, the Eden Project reports that they are unable to accept their normal wide range of promotional vouchers & discounted entry offers that you previously could redeem/purchase on the door. You can still exchange Tesco clubcard vouchers to book tickets as long as they are redeemed in advance. If you have anyone classed as disabled in your party, then an accompanying personal assistants can come in for free (one carer for each person who is being cared for, eg a person with disabilities). Again, all visitors must pre-book a time slot. There are differing prices relating to off-peak/peak times that might be worth looking out for. Hope that helps, Liz
can I still use my gardeners world 2for1 entry at the eden project
Hi Trevor, yes the Gardeners World 2 for 1 voucher offer remains valid at the Eden Project. This discount card offers either one free entry with one full-paying adult or a 20% discount on a single visitor entry. Unfortunately this offer is not valid for events with a separate charge. The Eden Project suggest that before setting off, check the garden’s website or call direct, as opening details can vary and one-off restrictions may apply.
Is there a discount for over 65?
Hi Melanie, unfortunately I cannot see a senior discounted ticket for the Eden Project. However if you purchase a standard ticket, you can upgrade for free and enjoy unlimited return visits during the following 12 months. Alternatively if you’ve managed to get hold of a Gardeners’ World 2 for 1 discount card that were issued April/May, this normally includes the Eden Project too.
I am just practicing some basic on-site, I didn’t realise it was so
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I will definitely be coming back, its a great blog!
Hi Chana, thank you for the feedback & I hope you have found the Eden Project information useful to you when planning your next trip, Liz
We sent you a message on 1st August, we have two Annual Passes from when we visited the Eden Project last September, unfortunately on the back of the passes no date was shown of our visit in 2014. We are coming to the area this September, would you please let us know whether we can use our current Annual Passes. Thanking you in anticipation of your reply. Brenda and Maurice Laker
Hi Brenda, I’m sorry you don’t seem to have picked up my reply to your initial query regarding Eden Project annual passes? Unfortunately, as Topdogdays is independent of the Eden Project, I am not in a position to clarify whether your annual passes are valid and you would be best directing your query directly to the Eden Project who I am sure will be able to assist you further. Kind regards, Liz
We visited the Eden Project last September,we are again be in the area this September, we have Adult Eden Annual Passes, un fortunately on the back of the cards an expiry date was not completed, numbers of the back of the card are 028107/8 are these still valid. Please let us know our holiday is from 5th September to 12th September. We are senior citizens. Thanking you in anticipation
Hi Brenda, thank you for getting in touch with us regarding your Eden Project annual pass. Unfortunately, Topdogdays is independent of the Eden Project and I think your query would be best directed to the Eden Project who I am sure would be happy to help you. You can contact them at Eden Project Contact. Have a nice holiday, kind regards Liz
are there any free weekend tickets for the police force in 2015. we are coming from south wales and are both serving officers.
Hi Owen, often visitor attractions do team up with large employers to offer a discounted entry ticket although I do not have any specific information regarding the Eden Project. You are probably best contacting your employers directly to see if they offer any corporate discounts.
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We are visiting the area on the 27thmarch for 4 days is there any offers on that weekend there is 10 of us that is including 3 children thanks
Hi Hannah, Eden Project offer group discounts for parties of 10 or more that pre-book & travel by mini-bus or coach? If you live locally, you can take advantage of locals pass? There are discounts on tickets if you combine accommodation & tickets if you are planning to stay over? If you book online you can take advantage of cheaper ticket prices plus the chance to upgrade to a 12 month annual pass.
We are 4 senior citizens spending a long weekend in Cornwall 17, 18, 19th October. Do you have any special offers on that weekend? Many thanks.
Hi Susan, unfortunately I don’t see any Eden Project deals that relate specifically to the weekend you are travelling at present. Whilst we are independent of the Eden Project we have listed all the available Eden Project deals that we can see currently running that might be of interest to you. Have a lovely break, Liz
We (6) are in cornwall w/c 21 Jan.
Are there any offers available ?
Also what are the opening hours ?
Jan,
1. Do you live in Devon or Cornwall? There is a great annual pass deal currently available for Devon & Cornwall residents for just £7.50 per person.
2. Are you a regular shopper at Tesco? You can redeem Tesco clubcard vouchers for Eden Project entrance, (£7.50/£3.50 adult/child in clubcard vouchers)
3. Order a back copy of Gardeners’ World Magazine, (May 2012 edition). This comes with a 2 for 1 discount card for over 270 UK gardens including the Eden Project. Whilst this card is valid until April 2013, there are some restriction on dates so best to check directly with the Eden Project before ordering a back copy.
4. Do you work for a charity or voluntary organisation? This is a long shot but last year during the weekend 20-22 January 2012, the Eden Project offered free entry to those working for a charity or voluntary organisation. It maybe worth a call to the Eden Project to see if there are any plans to run this offer again this year.
5. Do you plan to return to the Eden Project in the next 12 months? It can be worth paying full price for entrance to the Eden Project and gift aid/donate your entrance charge to receive a free annual upgrade.