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Gatwick Express....Any promotions or vouchers

LULULU1
LULULU1 Posts: 462 Forumite
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Hi,

Does anybody know if there are any vouchers or codes you can get for cheaper rail travel from Gatwick to Victoria.

Thanks

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  • harieta
    harieta Posts: 282 Forumite
    LULULU1 wrote: »
    Hi,

    Does anybody know if there are any vouchers or codes you can get for cheaper rail travel from Gatwick to Victoria.

    Thanks
    I usually go to Southern Trains website and book in advance
    At certain times you can get a £3.00 single adult fare, don't know if that's any help to you
    Information - never enough, questions - always too many, decisions - not always the best
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  • pcg2001
    pcg2001 Posts: 1,406 Forumite
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    You can also take the Southern train instead of the Gatwick Express. I think it takes 5 minutes extra, because it makes a couple of stops, but it is cheaper. If you check the trainline website you can compare the rates. I always use Southern.
  • Livingthedream
    Livingthedream Posts: 2,643 Forumite
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    pcg2001 wrote: »
    If you check the trainline website you can compare the rates.

    Compare the prices but don't buy from thetrainline website as they charge you booking fees use a train company to buy your tickets like the Southern or East Coast website
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  • The_Pedant
    The_Pedant Posts: 634 Forumite
    don't buy from thetrainline website as they charge you booking fees use a train company to buy your tickets
    Oooh, I didn't know that, thanks!:T
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