King Tut Exhibition at o2 dome

Trembling_Turnip

LOL at bb999 :rotfl:

Found this site http://www.onerailway.com/leisure_offers/london_offers/king_tutankhamun

It says if you book via Ticketmaster you can get an extra 20% off concessions by quoting the password nationalrail in the promotions box.


Works for adult and child tickets too i think.

strawberryberry

bb999 wrote: »

I'm not sure if there is a code, but I'll ask my Mummy.

Made me laugh anyway - the old jokes are always the best ones.;)

strawberryberry

Trembling_Turnip wrote: »

LOL at bb999 :rotfl:

Found this site http://www.onerailway.com/leisure_offers/london_offers/king_tutankhamun

It says if you book via Ticketmaster you can get an extra 20% off concessions by quoting the password nationalrail in the promotions box.


Works for adult and child tickets too i think.

Thanks a lot tried this and it works with concessions - what a saving tickets only £12.50.
You are fab !!!:j

SharkyGeorge

Already thanked you but wanted to say again - a very useful find!

Also, does anyone else think itsd outrageous that they are charging 5pounds more for going on the weekend??

Sharky

0k0k

strawberryberry wrote: »

Thanks a lot tried this and it works with concessions - what a saving tickets only £12.50.
You are fab !!!:j

You might want to read the Terms & Conditions - I wonder if they will make you show your "One" train ticket at the door?

20% off admission offer is valid from 21st November – 30th August 2008 inclusive. Customers holding a voucher leaflet (or voucher download) and valid ‘one’ railway train ticket will be admitted with a 20% reduction on the normal ticket price. Opening times are 10.00 – 17.00 (daily). Advanced booking terms and conditions: Price quoted is the lowest available ‘one’ Advance single fare. Tickets must be booked in advance and availability is limited. Available for travel on selected Intercity services to and from London Liverpool Street only. Fares valid until 1st January 2008. Fare applies from most ‘one’ stations for journeys via Norwich or Ipswich.

Trembling_Turnip

There are no terms and conditions on the Ticketmaster site where the tickets are actually purchased that specify any such 'One' ticket must be shown.

When booking the tickets here it simply says "National Rail 20% offer
Select the number of tickets needed and enter your password in the box"

The Kellogg's Family ticket password is 'TUT' by the way. Comes to just under £15 with service charge + postage blah blah for 2 adults and 2 children I believe.

:beer:

ptyks

I remember that I saw a discount code on Kellogg's coco pop (600 g for something less than £1.50 in Sainsbury's -- cheaper than buying the small pack). I can't find it now. But if you just want the code, you can note it down from the side of the box in any supermarket. I don't think you need to present the original box. However, not sure as haven't tried it myself yet.

Trembling_Turnip

argh sorry the Kellogg's family ticket was for each person so it works out at something like £53.75 for 2 adults and 2 kids on a weekend, compared to £58.75 without the voucher.

i thought £15 was too good to be true. and it was.

biglebufski

Anyone with discount codes for Ticketmaster then?
Thanks in advance.

mrsw

0k0k wrote: »

You might want to read the Terms & Conditions - I wonder if they will make you show your "One" train ticket at the door?

20% off admission offer is valid from 21st November – 30th August 2008 inclusive. Customers holding a voucher leaflet (or voucher download) and valid ‘one’ railway train ticket will be admitted with a 20% reduction on the normal ticket price. Opening times are 10.00 – 17.00 (daily). Advanced booking terms and conditions: Price quoted is the lowest available ‘one’ Advance single fare. Tickets must be booked in advance and availability is limited. Available for travel on selected Intercity services to and from London Liverpool Street only. Fares valid until 1st January 2008. Fare applies from most ‘one’ stations for journeys via Norwich or Ipswich.

I successfully used the printed voucher to purchase some tickets in person from the box office last weekend. They didn't ask to see my rail ticket.