Days Out for Mum on Mother’s Day

I received a buy a gift voucher for my birthday 23 months ago and forgot all about it! Thankfully I remembered just before it expired and I purchased tickets to see Book of Mormon as a birthday trip! It was a great show and the voucher prompted me to buy the tickets.

Great show as part of afternoon in London with a friend.

Loved the show!

Very informative and entertaining experience given by our host Rory. Even though the venue was in its embryo stage with pot holed road, temporary marquee bar and rustic toilets it just added to the overall experience. Highly recommended if you can get a booking due to its popularity. Thank you we shall be talking about this for weeks and will return along with visits to the Farmers Dog and Diddly Squat.

The day out was great in all respects. But we had been given a gift and could choose anything up to the gift price. We knew we had to buy the experience before Sunday, but thought, due to all the BuyaGift pages saying, 'valid for a year', that once noted it was valid for a year. No. The experience had to be taken by the expiry date too and that's not made clear enough. Luckily we had decided to do it now so did not lose out. It costs £20 to extend the voucher. So I'd say, don't bother with an open voucher that can be used for anything, get the experience itself. Added to which, I was emailed a load of cheaper offers for the same experience but couldn't use them as I had been given a gift voucher. It was all a bit frustrating, but the day out, seeing the animals and tea were great.

Easy to access and perfect for someone who doesn't want more stuff.

It was a lovely afternoon with the family, full of laughter and cheering

I had not been to the cinema for like 3-4 years and normally I would not treat myself to go. But I got this for a Christmas present and went to go an watch the new James Bond film it was very cool with my girlfriend. The process of getting the code to then book the tickets was very simple and self explanatory. So I would recommend this as a present to anyone particularly someone who does not go to the cinema very often.