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Into The Blue is a UK experience gift company. Rather than physical products, it sells vouchers for days out and activities, which the person receiving the gift then books with a partner venue. It started out selling flying lessons and has since grown into a broad range of experiences across the country.
The range covers flying and aviation experiences, driving days on tracks, hot air balloon flights, adventure and water sports, animal encounters, food and drink experiences, pamper and spa days, and other gifts for couples, families and groups. Vouchers are usually bought as presents for birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas, and the recipient picks a date and location from the options on the voucher.
Because most experiences depend on venue availability, the weather and sometimes age, height or weight limits, it's worth reading the details on each experience page before you buy, especially for flying, ballooning and driving days. Check how long the voucher is valid for and what the rules are on exchanges and extensions, so the gift doesn't go to waste.
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We don't know of a student discount at Into The Blue at the moment.
We don't know of a Blue Light or Armed Forces discount at Into The Blue at the moment.
Use the help centre on the Into The Blue website.
Usually not: most stores, including Into The Blue, accept one discount code per order. Automatic deals and sale prices can often be combined with a code, so check the terms on each offer.
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It depends on the code. Many discount codes exclude items that are already reduced, so open Terms on the code before you use it.
Most codes exclude gift cards and items already reduced, and some need a minimum spend or are for new customers only. Open Terms on the code, or tap "Didn't work?" and we'll recheck it.
Every Into The Blue code here comes from Into The Blue itself: its own daily feed through its official affiliate programme, or its own website. Each offer shows when we last checked it.
Yes. When you buy from Into The Blue through our links, Into The Blue pays us a commission, and we give 50% of it to the charity or club you choose. We pay each cause its confirmed commission every quarter (Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct), once the shop has confirmed the sale, usually 30 to 90 days after the order.
No. You pay Into The Blue's normal price, less any discount. Our commission is paid by Into The Blue or its affiliate network, not by you.
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