Book your Santa Sleepover at Gulliver’s Valley and save up to 60 per cent this winter
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Wake up in Yorkshire’s very-own Winter Wonderland where the magic of Santa comes alive – Here’s how you can save big on a festive treat for the family
Celebrate the magic, wonder, and awe of the festive season with a sleepover that the kids won’t forget at Gulliver's Valley Theme Park, Sheffield.
This year, you can book a Santa Sleepover & Festive Park Fun With Family Stay from just £189 with this Wowcher voucher deal – That’s a massive 60 per cent saving on the usual price of £397.
This exclusive festive package is said to deliver a truly unmissable blend of magical experiences, family fun and unforgettable memories at unbeatable value. With up to 60 per cent off the regular price, families can make Christmas 2026 a truly memorable occasion at Gulliver's Valley Theme Park, South Yorkshire, a firm festive favourite for many.
There are a variety of cabins available for your stay, from the Western Cabin that sleeps 4 (2 adults and 2 children) to the Lost World Lodge which can sleep 2 adults and 4 children – Meaning plenty of options for many family sizes.
What you get:
When you book your Santa Sleepover stay at Gulliver's Valley Theme Park, this is what you’ll get.
On your first day, you’ll get theme park entry from 10:30am
You can check in to your themed accommodation from 4:00pm on the same day.
At 5:45pm, experience the Land of Lights tickets.
You also get breakfast included with your stay – It’s the perfect way to fill up before a day of fun.
And with free on-site parking included, you won’t have to worry about paying out extra.
But be fast, bookings will only be valid for selected dates until December 23, 2026.
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