Elf The Musical will finally return to London’s West End this November.
National Holidays has launched deals from £139pp, including overnight stays, return coach travel, show tickets and free breakfast.
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Although the shows are more than six months away, the hugely popular deal are likely to sell out soon, so you’ll have to be quick.
The price includes stalls or circle tickets to the evening performance, an overnight stay in a selected hotel just outside London and a free full English breakfast.
Travellers have the choice of picking between double, twin and single rooms when booking.
The coach pick-up points are available from the Midlands, North West and North East of England, and Yorkshire.
Elf fans can expect eight performances a week, from Monday to Friday, with two shows on Saturday (a matinee and evening performance).
The show follows the story of Buddy who is mistakenly transported to the North Pole after accidentally crawling into Santa’s sack as a baby.
The cast is yet to be announced but will “be directed by Philip Wm. McKinley, with original set and costume design by Tim Goodchild, choreography by Liam Steel, lighting design by Patrick Woodroffe and sound by Gareth Owen.”
Travellers can also upgrade their tickets for an added cost and can secure their booking with a deposit of £85pp.
For a break this summer, Chessington has glamping stays, theme park tickets and free breakfast, from £65pp this summer.
Thorpe Park has overnight stays from £74pp this year, including park tickets and breakfast, while Pontins stays are available from £7pp a night.
If you want to take advantage of the heatwave this week, we’ve also found the best last-minute staycation deals from £6.30pp a night.
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