Two orders so two payments (two receipts, neither with an additional voucher).

I had a chicken salad wrap for lunch just in case you're wondering ;-)

Two promotions running at the same time - £10 for £40 ToysRUs spend and £10 for £40 Lego spend - ie spend £40 on Lego, get £20 in vouchers

Two promotions running at the same time - £10 for £40 ToysRUs spend and £10 for £40 Lego spend - ie spend £40 on Lego, get £20 in vouchers

I spammed the duplicate for you.

Good deal, order the Lego Ecto one for £44.99 and get £20 voucher.

Thanks. Is that the only way to remove a duplicate post? (Just incase Im being stupid again in the future!)

In previous years it's been two separate vouchers. Sometimes they are stackable on redemption, other times not (gift cards should be, but the voucher on the end of the till receipt is often not).

So do you get both vouchers as a great deal if this is the case

Same promotion and terms as previous years it appears;

£10 voucher for spending £40 on anything - http://www.toysrus.co.uk/toys/coupons/easter10wys40

£10 voucher for spending £40 on Lego - http://www.toysrus.co.uk/toys/browse/brands/lego/_/N-103278?ab=TRU_homepage:Carousel3:TRUEaster_LEGO£10Coupon

The Lego voucher is usually on a special Lego designed gift card, the other is a general ToysRUs gift card. On redemption, general gift cards can be stacked, but I think the Lego gift cards are usually limited to one per transaction, but I'd need to check the previous two years to confirm. When they run out of gift cards, they then switch to printing on the till receipt, they are usually one per transaction on redemption, and non stackable.

Found one of the deals from a couple of years ago;

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/free-10-lego-voucher-when-spend-40-toys-r-instore-online-1867807

i doubtyou would get both vouchers for one transaction