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Five ways to keep kid’s costs down as the new Little Mermaid hits the big screen
LITTLE Mermaid fans at the ready – the Disney favourite has been remade and hits cinemas next week.
The new adaptation is set to spread mermaid fever among children, so here’s how to keep costs down . . .
SAVE ON TICKETS: The Little Mermaid is out on May 26.
If you visit the cinema more than once a month, you could save on ticket costs with an annual Cineworld Unlimited membership.
We have secured an exclusive offer for readers to get 25 per cent off, saving you up to £50.
Just go online to cineworld.com/unlimited, choose an Annual Membership and use the promo code THESUN at checkout.
And as a member you can then watch The Little Mermaid, and any other films in the cinema, as often as you want.
Prices for annual membership start from £131.8.
And you also get discounts on snacks and drinks, as well as 25 per cent off selected restaurants.
- Promo code valid until May 31, 2023. T&Cs apply. See cineworld.com/terms/unlimited-card.
MEET A MERMAID: On selected dates, Sea Life centres in Manchester, Blackpool and Scarborough will hold evening sessions where you can spot mermaids swimming in the tanks.
If you have a Merlin annual pass, tickets cost £5.
Or it’s £25 for adults, £21.50 for kids, while children under three go free.
MAKE A SPLASH: Keen little swimmers can learn mermaid skills.
Classes are suitable for adults and children aged 6+ who can swim at least 25 metres and have a few other key water skills.
Find details and your nearest class at mermaidsswimuk.co.uk.
FISH OUT OF WATER: For a drier mermaid adventure, Tu at Sainsbury’s has a cute Ariel costume from £15.
Primark also has a range of Little Mermaid clothing.
SEA CRAFTS: Get creative with all manner of fun mermaid craft projects at artsycraftsymom.com/mermaid-crafts-for-kids.
- All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.
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SIP on this Shaken Udder banana milkshake for a little pick-me-up.
The drink is now on offer at £1.25, down from £1.60, at Sainsbury’s with a Nectar card.
SAVE: 35p
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PRACTISE your downward dog on this non-slip Pro Fitness yoga mat, down from £30 to £24 at Argos.
SAVE: £6
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