Explore Cheltenham for less this summer with the Great British Summer Savings Scheme
Summary
The summer holidays are finally here, and with the sunshine set to continue, it’s the perfect time to get out and explore Cheltenham. To help you make the most of your summer for less, we’ve rounded up some of the top attractions taking part in the Great British Summer Savings Scheme . The Great British Summer Savings Scheme gives families access to discounted attractions.
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Running until 1 September 2026, the initiative aims to make days out more affordable while supporting local businesses and encouraging visitors to explore more of what Cheltenham has to offer. Watch this space for more attractions joining the Summer Savings Scheme throughout the summer.
Cotswold Farm Park Cotswold Farm Park is offering reduced admission until 1 September, making it a great value family day out this summer. Visitors can meet the farm animals and enjoy a packed programme of seasonal events, including Sheep Fest and the Flower Fields Festival . The festival offers the chance to explore beautiful flower fields, and dogs are welcome to join the experience too.
Sudeley Castle As part of the scheme, Sudeley Castle is offering reduced admission on adult, senior, child, family and group tickets for parties of 15 or more, alongside a discounted children’s lunchbox at the Pavilion Cafe for £7. With stunning gardens to wander, historic exhibitions to explore and animal sculptures hidden throughout the grounds, there is plenty to spark the imagination of young explorers.
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Cineworld Cheltenham As part of the Summer Savings scheme, Cineworld is offering discounted children’s and family tickets. Running until 1 September 2026 and including standard performances and event cinema screenings, it’s the perfect excuse for a family trip to the cinema this summer. Nature in Art Nature in Art is taking part in the Summer Savings scheme, offering reduced admission prices throughout the summer.
Adult tickets are £6.75, concession tickets are £6, family tickets are £17.50, and children under eight go free. With a programme of exhibitions running throughout July and August, it’s an affordable and inspiring family day out for nature and art lovers alike.
270 Climbing 270 Climbing is taking part in the Summer Savings scheme by reducing entry prices for all its family orientated activities, as well as the cost of children’s meals in its cafe bar. Activities include sessions on both the high and low ropes courses and fun wall sessions, making it a great day out for families looking to have fun this summer.
Visit the GOV.UK website to find more attractions participating in the Summer Savings Scheme.
Report source: Visit Cheltenham Blog