'if you have flown London-Edinburgh in the recent past or future'
I might have flown London-Edinburgh in the future, does that count? :stuck_out_tongue:

Hint:One code per email address

Thanks for contacting the Virgin Trains East Coast Plane Relief Team. If your submission is valid, a promotion code and booking link will be sent to the email provided on the form within five working days.

5 days !!!!!!!!!!!!!

'if you have flown London-Edinburgh in the recent past or future'
I might have flown London-Edinburgh in the future, does that count? :stuck_out_tongue:

Cheers op. Hope the code comes through

I flew to Edinburgh about 20 years ago is that recent? After all it feels like only yesterday. What a daft promotion.

Cheers op. Flew up for the festival from Heathrow last August.

Form is a bit of a joke but filled it in anyway as planning a trip soon. Will be interesting, as always, to see what trains voucher is valid on and whether any of them would offer a reasonable alternative to the (usually) far cheaper budget airlines. Can almost guarantee that none will be any use if you need to get to your destination reasonably early in the day.

Why do Londoners always get the good deals? What about us brummies?? :disappointed:

Works the other way round Edinburgh-London also.

Great deal - thanks.
Do you know how far into the future we can book the trains?

Yeah, but Virgin East Coast is only like 10% owned by Virgin Rail, which in turn is only just controlled by Virgin Group. The remainder on both organisations being held by Stagecoach. Everything about the Virgin brand just baffles me. It seems like a brand that isn't restricted to actual ownership or control.

How could you have flown in the future? :confused:

Read the Richard Branson biography by Tom Bower, search Amazon, and you might get an idea why.

Just got my code and checked train availability and works on the early express train from Edinburgh - the only one that gets me to London in time for a morning meeting. Take back what I said - an early start but a good alternative to a 6:30 budget airline - book £30 first class for the same price as an Easyjet flight and get breakfast as well. And the same price back with dinner and a complementary drink or three... good job, Virgin (whoever you are)!

I was about to book flights in May which are pretty cheap tbf.
Would prefer the train but was getting prices of £300-£600 for the return ticket!
Hopefully will get a code :smiley:

Got my code so booking first class return to Edinburgh for £60
Still more expensive than the Ryanair but I much prefer the train and this is first class :smile:

This is a ridiculously good deal it should be >1000C! Blagged enough codes to cover my trips this year thanks to friends and family!

You need to register via the link in the OP giving details of the journey you flew or when you plan to fly. Then if Virgin deem you as 'worthy' they will send you a code via email within 5 days. There is a link in the email to click through to booking, then you enter your code and choose travel times.

It is just a loss leader for Virgin to tempt people off planes and onto trains but a damn good deal nonetheless.

No i realise that, I have received the code. I'm just wondering, do I find the '15GBP' to and from journeys from available dates and times, or do i put in the code when checking out?

offer back on until 16th december 2016