February Half Term

Half Term Inspiration

Did you know that when you buy a full price, Off-Peak adult ticket, you can get up to four child tickets for just £1 each? Go on a day out with our Kids for £1 offer - there are no booking fees when you book through our website!

Still don’t know where to go for a day trip? Check out our top tips of things to do during half term week in both London and Kent.

Spa Valley Railway

Every full paying adult can have up to 2 kids travel free when arriving at Tunbridge Wells with a valid Southeastern train ticket and quoting SOUTHEASTERN. To see terms and conditions please scroll below.

Dover Castle

Go for a fun family day out during half term at Dover Castle. Get 2FOR1 entry when you show a valid Southeastern train ticket. To see terms and conditions please scroll below.

Historic Dockyard

Kids can enjoy craft workshops, storytelling and beast hunts. Get 2FOR1 entry at the Historic Dockyard Chatham when you show a valid Southeastern train ticket. To see terms and conditions please scroll below.

Bricks Britannia

Visit The Beaney, Canterbury to see iconic moments in British history in LEGO Bricks, from the Stone Age to the 21st Century! Get 10% off in The Beaney Cafe during half term week with a valid Southeastern train ticket. To see terms and conditions please scroll below.

Dreamland

Dreamland Margate Hosts its first ever Children’s Book Festival during half term, on 16 February. Enjoy screenings of film adaptations, creative workshops and author talks with the whole family!

Tower of London

Kids can enrol in Knight School and train as a page, a squire, before becoming a knight. There is a chance for kids to try on medieval fashions, handle replica armour and see real medieval objects.

Cutty Sark

Take your family to Experience the Cutty Sark this half term. Explore a range of engineering themed arts and design activities, including craft workshops and building a mini LEGO sea cleaner.

Kent Life

There are plenty of things to do at Kent Life this half term. Meet animals such as sheep, goats and alpacas, visit the Vintage Village, and watch an Animal Show at the Big Top arena!

London Transport Museum

The London Transport Museum is packed with interactive displays and exhibits, plus a family play zone for kids aged 0-7. Kids can sit in the driver's cab of a red bus and guide a Northern Line simulator through tunnels and up to platforms.

Image courtesy of LT Museum TfL

Kids for a Quid tickets terms and conditions

Up to four children (aged 5 to 15 inclusive) can travel with each adult.
Unaccompanied children must pay the normal child fare, which is 50% of the adult fare.
Valid at Off-Peak times only (no restrictions at weekends and public holidays).
Only valid on Southeastern services.
Not valid for journeys wholly within the London Zones 1-9 area.
Kids for a quid only applies to journeys where Southeastern are responsible for setting the fare.

Which adult tickets can be used?

The adult ticket used must be valid for the journey being made.
Valid with Off-Peak, Super Off-Peak, Season Tickets and Advance fares.
Railcard discounts can be used for the adult tickets however these discounts cannot be applied to the flat-rate £1 child fare.
Not valid in conjunction with all our special promotion tickets.

Where can you buy tickets?

You can buy tickets in advance or immediately before travel. They are available from our ticket offices or online – but not from our ticket vending machines.

If purchasing with a Season Ticket, this must be at the ticket office.

All the other usual National Rail terms and conditions apply.

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