Paultons Park is the first major UK attraction to confirm it will be offering discounted tickets over the summer holidays, following Rachel Reeve’s VAT cut announcement.
The revised pricing went live on the Paultons Park website this morning (Monday 1 June), enabling families to enjoy a trip to the award-winning theme park in Hampshire for less. A family of four can save over £20 when visiting between Thursday 25th June and Tuesday 1st September 2026.
Paultons Park is already widely regarded as the UK’s best value for money theme park, offering free tickets for children under 1m tall, complimentary car parking, the shortest queue times in the UK, and more than 80 rides and attractions to appeal to all the family.
James Mancey, deputy managing director at Paultons Park, said: “We welcome the support and boost for the economy delivered by the UK Government. We have rallied since the announcement to update our pricing and systems to accommodate the change as swiftly as possible.
“Following a very sunny May half term break, we know that families will be thinking about how to make the summer break extra special. We’re looking forward to welcoming more families to Paultons Park this summer.”
In May, Paultons Park opened its brand-new £12m themed world, Valgard: Realm of the Vikings. Drakon is the park’s newest and most thrilling rollercoaster with a beyond vertical lift hill and two twists taking riders upside down, while brand-new Vild Swing swirls riders 12 metres in the air. Raven promises a thrilling bobsled adventure and a highly themed Feasting Hall restaurant complements the Viking village experience.
Paultons Park – the home of UK exclusive Peppa Pig World – is one of Britain’s top attractions, having been named by Tripadvisor as the eighth best-rated amusement park in the world and the fourth best in Europe in 2025. It also took home numerous awards at the 2025 UK Theme Park Awards, including Theme Park of the Year.
Tickets are reduced for visits between June 25th and September 1st 2026, and can be purchased on the Paultons Park website now.
