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Tel01793 466646
Children can visit STEAM for just £1 this summer (22 July - 4 September)!
Up to four children (aged 3 - 15yrs) go for £1 each when accompanied by a full-paying adult. Under 3s go FREE!
Tickets must be booked online: http://steam-museum.org.uk/event/summer-holiday-fun/
Use discount code: K4Q22
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Child £1; Adult £11.30
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