London 2 for 1
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New questions... (Maybe)
From what I have heard a Gatwick Express ticket works for this. Is that correct?
Also, can you use more then one coupon. For example, there are 6 of us, can I use three coupons and buy six tickets or do I need to have three different folks buy?
Thanks!
From what I have heard a Gatwick Express ticket works for this. Is that correct?
Also, can you use more then one coupon. For example, there are 6 of us, can I use three coupons and buy six tickets or do I need to have three different folks buy?
Thanks!
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On our last visit to London we "discovered" the bus system. We had been big on riding the tube before. As tourists the busses are great. They are cheaper, you can see more of the city rather than popping up like a gopher in different spots. And you don't have to deal with the stairs, escalators, hallways etc.
I know this has nothing to do with 2 for 1 but I just wanted to share. Thanks for listening (reading).
I know this has nothing to do with 2 for 1 but I just wanted to share. Thanks for listening (reading).
#5
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The Tube tickets worked for us. I also had a Gatwick Express ticket, but they accepted the Tube ticket without blinking an eye. (BTW, I don't believe you can extend the deal to be a 6-for-3.) The info on the 2-for-1 page is a bit thin on the rules.
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Here's the link to a more recent thread with new info about the 2 for 1's
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34629950
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34629950
#11
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it can't be a tube ticket. it needs to be a NR ticket of some kind. and it ended 31 May i believe.
funnily enough, i bought 2 train tickets we didn't get a chance to use (weather related), but we actually saved more money at a few attractions than the cost of the train tix.
funnily enough, i bought 2 train tickets we didn't get a chance to use (weather related), but we actually saved more money at a few attractions than the cost of the train tix.
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