Air Tattoo offer is just the ticket for RIAT 2013
People planning to attend next summer’s 2013 Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford, who purchase their tickets before January 7, will enjoy a saving of up to £14 on the price of admission.
Special Super Earlybird tickets go on sale tomorrow (November 21) for next summer’s event, which takes place on 20-21 July 2013.
In a bid to keep tickets as affordable as possible for its many supporters, organisers have decided to cap the price of the Sunday admission ticket, adding just £1 on to the 2012 admission price. This means that a Super Earlybird Sunday ticket will be available until January 6, priced just £30.
This compares with the £35 cost of a Super Earlybird Saturday ticket.
Between January 7 and April 3, Earlybird tickets will be available priced £40 for the Saturday and £35 for the Sunday.
After April 3, the standard advance ticket will go on sale, priced £45 (Saturday) and £40 (Sunday). Each order after April 3 will be subject to a £4 admin fee.
The Air Tattoo’s Head of Marketing Helen Webb said: “We’ve introduced the new pricing structure to reflect the growing number of people who are looking for extra-value in these challenging times.
“By introducing specially-priced Sunday tickets and enabling all accompanied under-16s to come in for free, visitors can enjoy one of the UK’s greatest outdoor events next summer at an extremely competitive price.”
The Royal International Air Tattoo 2013 will bring together air arms from around the world in a celebration of aviation excellence.
Helen added: “Last summer’s Air Tattoo was a great success with new aerobatic display teams taking part, stealth aircraft and three new countries participating. We’re planning to match all that excitement with an equally thrilling airshow in July.”
For full admission ticket details and to see the wide range of optional upgrades designed to enhance your enjoyment of the Royal International Air Tattoo 2013, visit airtattoo.com
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20 November 2012
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