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£8 East Coast train tickets.

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  • tamalyn
    tamalyn Posts: 2,110 Forumite
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  • the_mum
    the_mum Posts: 113 Forumite
    It was only a limited offer.

    Thanks OP for posting this, I got rtn tickets for 4 from Darlington to Aberdeen for £64. We got back from a lovely break on Monday night.
  • lil_tiger
    lil_tiger Posts: 769 Forumite
    I bought tickets with this deal to use the end of Jan....but I have since come across another deal that I am unsure if I can benefit from. http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk have LOADS of 2-4-1 deals when you travel to london on the train. The T&C's state:
    2FOR1 and special offers/admission vouchers are available with almost ANY type of train tickets issued to London (or to the Attraction Destination) on normal 'paper' ticket stock (i.e. not electronic or 'smartcard' but for exceptions see below) and valid on the day you wish to the visit the attraction, theatre, or restaurant, e.g. National Rail issued tickets include Off-Peak, Super Off-Peak, Travelcard, Advance, Anytime, Season Tickets and various promotional travel tickets that may be issued from time to time, etc...
    By way of recognition most 'paper' rail travel tickets show the Double-Arrow (or 'crows-foot') National Rail logo, then you're safe to assume it is valid. If you are unsure in any way please ask at your local staffed National Rail station.
    London Underground issued tickets (including Travelcards issued by London Underground ticket offices and agents) are NOT valid and will not be accepted at any attraction.

    I may be being dumb but would these £8 train tickets be sufficient to get the 2-4-1 offers from this website?

    TIA
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