Entry to Greyhound Racing For Two Plus Burger, Chips and Pint Each for £12 with Swindon Greyhounds (Up to 71% Off)
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Entry to Greyhound Racing For Two Plus Burger, Chips and Pint Each for £12 with Swindon Greyhounds (Up to 71% Off)
- Based at Abbey Stadium
- Fully licensed Paddock Bar on-site
- Free parking
The Deal
- Includes a race guide
- Burger and chips each
- Choice from a pint of Carlsberg, bottle of blue WKD, or soft drink
- Includes re-admission for another race night
Limit 1 per 2 people. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. Must present printed voucher on entry. Must be 18 or older with valid ID for alcohol. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Valid for burger and chips served from the snack bar only and either fountain soft drink, bottle of blue WKD or pint or Carlsberg each. Valid for return admission on a later date. See applicable statement of operations. Includes re-admission for another race night excluding food and drink. Original value based on most expensive options. Original values verified on 29 March 2012 at 6.51pm.
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Although looked upon as the VIPs of the racing scene, greyhounds are frequently barred from magic shows after chasing rabbits down top-hats. Say abracadogbra with today's Groupon: £12 for entry to greyhound racing for two plus burger, chips, and a pint each at Swindon Greyhounds.
A member of the Stadia UK network, Swindon Greyhounds brings all the hare-raising thrills and spills of greyhound racing to the heart of northern Wiltshire. Boasting a hectic racing schedule as well as an array of social events, Swindon Greyhounds is not only an active member of the racing community, but a supporter of the Retired Greyhound Trust. Complete with fully licensed trackside eatery, The Paddock Bar, fans can rabbit on for hours about the fun to be had at the races.
Patrons will each receive an entry pass and a detailed race card (£6) to help them get up to speed before taking their newfound knowledge to the trackside. Races promise all the nail-biting tension of the final furlong, and there will be opportunity a plenty for the animated clinking of glasses following a stirring victory. With such high jinks sure to cause a tummy rumble, belly bandits will be vanquished with a cheese burger and chips each (£5), washed down with a choice of a pint of Carlsberg (£3.45), bottle of blue WKD (£3.45), or a soft drink (£1.65) to toast the occasion.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to Egg Hunting
The Easter egg hunt is a fixture in family calendars nationwide – a time to remember the key values that keep us together in times of need: love, affection, and a willingness to exclude the little one if it means everyone else gets more chocolate. Here’s how to do it well:
Know your enemy
The Easter Bunny is a wily beast, and it takes a lot to outsmart her. Put yourself in her shoes and try really hard to imagine where you’d hide eggs if you were a rabbit. After that, head straight to a burrow.
Don’t be picky
Eggers can’t be choosers, so round up everything from Scotch eggs and eggnog, to the poor people whose parents thought Egbert was a good name.
Know where to look
Never mind scrabbling around under ornaments and plant pots at home, for a really successful hunt be a little more canny. Raid the nearest Easter arts and crafts fair, or check the faces of recently disgraced politicians.
Ask permission before hunting on someone else’s land. Poaching an egg is an offence in some counties.
Trust no one
Especially children. If someone tells you they’ve already checked the bathroom and there’s nothing in there, it almost certainly means they’re guarding a secret hoard of eggs.
