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National Express Coach Seats For A Tenner
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MSE_Martin
Posts: 8,272 Money Saving Expert


in Motoring
National Express is offering a million £10 seats one way meaning they should be guaranteed and generally available to the public.
For over 60s and children under 16 the seats are £5 each. It may be possible to find it even cheaper with the following (less of them though so not definitely available).
National Express itself promotes £1 funfares on its website here.
If you can't grab one of them then there's always Megabus and Easybus.
For over 60s and children under 16 the seats are £5 each. It may be possible to find it even cheaper with the following (less of them though so not definitely available).
National Express itself promotes £1 funfares on its website here.
If you can't grab one of them then there's always Megabus and Easybus.
Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
Please note, answers don't constitute financial advice, it is based on generalised journalistic research. Always ensure any decision is made with regards to your own individual circumstance.
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I beat you to the national express one Martin
I prob put it in the wrong
board:wall:
See HERE.................:shhh:0 -
Not to and from airports though. Need a flight checker for this!Reduce Reuse Recycle0
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Many journeys are cheaper than £10 each way anyway so make sure you check.0
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Beware on the National Express Deal.
I booked a trip for my mother. Outbound a fiver as promised; the return was £13.60 because Nat Ex don't operate the entire return journey themselves.
and the Ads say "No Catches".
Alll sorted now with a call from Dennis Wormwell their MD0 -
I have done a few of these £1 deals and they are great.
I did notice though each time I booked two £1 tickets and then went back to the site there were no more £1 tickets left and the tickets were then £5, I think they only do 2 at £1 per trip.
Tony.0 -
what annoys me a bit about these kinds of deals is that they rarely have an extra discount for having a coachcard, so you have paid for a coachcard and then it's often cheaper not to use it!0
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