Everything You Need to Know About The Sun Superdays 2026

Sun Superdays 2026: What’s Changed and Is It Still Worth It?

If you’re looking for ways to save money on UK days out, this is one you’ll want to bookmark. Sun Superdays is back for 2026… but it’s changed A LOT.

In previous years, this was one of the best deals for families — offering 2 “FREE” tickets to some of the UK’s biggest attractions, including major theme parks.

What Sun Superdays Used To Include

Last year’s line-up was honestly incredible and covered attractions across the UK, not just London:

• Chessington World of Adventures
• Alton Towers
• Thorpe Park
• Warwick Castle
• London Eye
• Madame Tussauds London
• The London Dungeon
• SEA LIFE

This meant you could use the deal for full theme park days out, which made it extremely good value for families.

What Sun Superdays Looks Like in 2026

This year is very different. Instead of free tickets, the 2026 offer is now:

Up to £10 off selected London attractions

The current attractions included are:

• London Eye
• Madame Tussauds London
• SEA LIFE London
• The London Dungeon

So there are no UK theme parks included this time — no Chessington, no Alton Towers, no Thorpe Park, and no LEGOLAND.

Right now, everything is focused on London Merlin attractions only.

How Sun Superdays Works in 2026

There are still two main ways to access the offer:

Sun Club

You can join Sun Club from £1.99 per month (or £12 per year). This gives you access to the offer without needing to collect codes.

Sun Savers

You’ll need to collect 2 codes from The Sun newspaper (printed between 21st–27th March 2026) or via the app.

Once collected, you can unlock the offer and book your tickets.

Booking opens: 23rd March 2026 (11am)

Book by: 22nd April 2026

Is Sun Superdays Still Worth It?

This is where it really depends.

If you’re planning a London day out anyway, saving up to £10 per ticket is still helpful.

But compared to previous years — when you could get free theme park tickets — this does feel like a big downgrade.

At the moment, there’s no indication that more attractions (like Chessington or Alton Towers) will be added… but never say never.

Final Thoughts

Sun Superdays used to be one of the best UK family deals for cheap days out. In 2026, it’s much more limited and London-focused.

Would you still use it this year, or do you think it’s not worth it anymore?

The code will look something like this in the newspaper (not a real code)