Who says October is too early for Christmas?

We all hate FOMO, so here's a curated selection where you can save a bit of cash — no chaos, no countdowns, no doorbuster queue at 4am for a toaster nobody needed. Everyone else spends November manufacturing urgency; we'd rather just be honest about the price and let you shop in peace. A dozen experiences, all saving your pennies.

12 experiences

Frequently Asked Questions

What's actually discounted in this collection?

Cinnamon Kitchen at Battersea Power Station 2-Course Lunch for 2 is £49 before discount — a lighter version of the same kitchen's 8-dish sharing menu, for anyone who doesn't need the full spectacle. Indulgent Sweet Pancakes and Prosecco for Two is £34 before discount, for anyone who'd rather keep things simple and slightly sticky.

Are there discounted gifts for a proper afternoon tea?

Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two at Sheraton Grand London Park Lane Hotel is £129 before discount, served in the hotel's art deco Palm Court — properly grown-up, in the best way. Afternoon Tea for Two at Sheraton Grand London Park Lane Hotel covers the same setting without the Champagne, from £109 before discount, for anyone pacing themselves.

Is there a discounted gift for someone who'd rather be doing something active?

Hampton Court Bike Tour for Two is £69 before discount, a guided cycle through royal parkland and Tudor history. Learn Blues Guitar with ex. Strangler John Ellis runs over Zoom for £79 before discount, for anyone who'd rather learn a skill than queue for a discount at 6am.

How does the discount actually work?

The discount is applied automatically at checkout on every experience in this collection — no code to remember, and it isn't tied to a single mad weekend where the website falls over. Vouchers still work exactly as normal: eVoucher delivery within 15 minutes or sedately via the Postman, and the recipient books their own date once they're ready.