16-25 Young Persons Railcard for £23.40... (10% Off Code Still Works)
This is a 10% Off Code that was on RetailMeNot about 1 Year ago.
The expiry date says its valid until 31/12/2009 but I've just tried it and it worked for me.
Enter the code Save10 when buying your 16-25 Young Persons Railcard online and pay £23.40 instead of £26
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Edited By: ashfp on Oct 16, 2010 14:08: ok, just ignore me, its working :) thanks
Yeh, you have to use the account though :(
I did it for the first year and didn't use it so I didn't get a free one for second year.
Also to correct a wrong the rail card is a 5 year one if as ashfp said you use the account for those years.
good deal
No need to answer that, just renewed and it allowed me to use the code :) Good find.
Edited By: btreeb on Oct 20, 2010 13:27: it worked
Plus fares on the railways are absolutely insane:
Single to Heathrow Airport (Distance:70 mi) - £28.5
Return to Heathrow Airport (Distance:70 mi) - £31 (cannot buy a "return" over a one month period)
Single to Bristol (Distance: 121 miles) - £13.5
Oh and did I mention that £28.5 is the cheapest price over a four day period any time of the day? That Bristol price is just an average journey. I haven't even checked for the cheapest deal.
Screw the railways, I'm taking National Express. I actually like travelling by train but I won't pay 100% more for a service which should cost less than a National Express coach. If the return tickets weren't such a scam and didn't require you to travel again within a week it might be worth it... I also like how inconsistent it all is, you can get to London for £10, but getting to Heathrow is three times that?!
Edited By: UnoriginalGuy on Oct 20, 2010 13:35: Rant
did you buy this online or in person? did you put in a fake date of birth?
Plus fares on the railways are absolutely insane:
Single to Heathrow Airport (Distance:70 mi) - £28.5
Return to Heathrow Airport (Distance:70 mi) - £31 (cannot buy a "return" over a one month period)
Single to Bristol (Distance: 121 miles) - £13.5
Oh and did I mention that £28.5 is the cheapest price over a four day period any time of the day? That Bristol price is just an average journey. I haven't even checked for the cheapest deal.
Screw the railways, I'm taking National Express. I actually like travelling by train but I won't pay 100% more for a service which should cost less than a National Express coach. If the return tickets weren't such a scam and didn't require you to travel again within a week it might be worth it... I also like how inconsistent it all is, you can get to London for £10, but getting to Heathrow is three times that?!
I don't how you have managed this, the price with a railcard is nearly always cheaper, just as it's advertised... In fact I cant remember the last time I couldn't get the discount. You don't say where those trains are originating from so it's hard to check those prices. But doing Paddington to Heathrow gives me £18 without and £11.90 with the railcard. It should not be surprising that train prices are not directly proportional to distance and trains to major international airports are always way more expensive than other journeys. And for some reason the Bristol route on First Great Western is strangely cheap anyway, and I for one am not complaining!
That's not what the terms and conditions say, but I'm not doubting your story that it worked. Thought I had a good deal buying just before I turned 24...