Will summer discounts make family days out cheaper?

Will summer discounts make family days out cheaper?Image source, Puxton ParkImage caption, For visitor attractions like Puxton Park near Weston, the summer holidays are the busiest weeks of the yearByPete SimsonBristol Political Reporter, Reporting fromWest of EnglandPublishedJust nowFamilies could save money on days out, meals and entertainment this summer under a government discount scheme, but attractions in the West have questioned its impact.The temporary 15% VAT reduction applies to family attraction tickets, children's meals and cinema tickets until September.Parents told the BBC the cost of keeping children entertained during the school holidays remained a concern, with some saying outings can cost over £100."It really limits where you want to go, and when you have six weeks of holidays ahead, you can't go where you want to because things are so expensive now," said Susanna Trump, who was visiting Studley Grange near Swindon with her son Cooper. More from BristolNew cancer treatment praised by first recipientPublished15 hours agoI'm a projectionist - I don't just 'press play' Published23 hours agoMan 'fighting for life' after screwdriver stabbingPublished1 day ago"Once you have more than one [child] the cost adds up pretty fast," said Joe Morris, from Devizes."If families are looking to go out and eat out it can get extortionate after a while," he added.Others have said that while small price decreases are welcome, they appreciate the messaging it sends more."We haven't really noticed a difference on ticket prices, but I have noticed that some places have cut their kids lunchbox deal price," said mother-of-two Tzara Spurrier, from Stroud."It does make a difference, I think it's only 50p or 60p," she added, "so there are attractions that are using it and giving it back.""Seeing a business say that they're going to use [the saving] to support...