North East Attractions where Blue Peter Badge Holders receive FREE entry
There are 26 attractions across the North East that offer free entry to Blue Peter Badge holders. Once you have a badge, you are entitled to free entry to these attractions until your 16th birthday. Children need to be accompanied by a paying adult and wearing their badge. Attractions offering free entry in the North East include:
- Bluereef Aquarium - review here
- Diggerland - review here
- Eureka - review here
- Jorvik Viking Centre
- Kielder Water Bird of Prey Centre
- Vindolanda - review here
- Seven Stories - review here
- WWT Washington Wetland Centre - review here
- Whitby Abbey - review here
- York Maze
How to receive a FREE Blue Peter Badge
An application could include a story, artwork, poem, picture or anything that really stands out. Remember to put a lot of effort in as Blue Peter receive thousands of applications. I really like this idea of rewarding the kids for their effort and I think I'm going to set the kids a challenge of applying for their own badge in the Easter Holidays.
Children should also include their full name, date of birth, home postal address and postcode. Find out more about applying for a Blue Peter Badge here.
Blue Peter Badges are accepted at over 200 UK Attractions
As well as the North East, a Blue Peter Badge will allow your children free entry to over 200 UK attractions. You can see the full list here. Highlights include:
- Adventure Island Theme Park
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach - review here
- Blackpool Zoo - review here
- Eden Project - review here
- Edinburgh Zoo - review here
- Kew Gardens - review here
- Monkey World
- The Royal Yacht Britannia - review here
- Stonehenge - review here
- Tower of London - review here
- Twycross Zoo - review here
- London Zoo
Sounds good to me! I reckon you'll save hundreds over the years with a Blue Peter Badge. Have your children applied for a Blue Peter Badge? Let me know if they do or if you're going to apply now.
Who knew you could apply for a Blue Peter badge! Amazing! Has that always been the case? I'm sure back in our day very few kids got them and you had to be on the show or something? I remember always wanting one!
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