Happy easter holidays Be inspired to travel across the UK by train and take advantage of our plethora of offers including over 150 2FOR1's to top attractions such as London Dungeons, Thorpe Park, Liverpool Cathedral, ZSL London Zoo and many many more.
Our offers range as far North as the Aberdeen Science Museum, to Brighton Pier in the South and the Cornish Sea Sanctuary in the West.
Simply choose your attraction, download your voucher, travel by train and present your printed voucher along with valid train tickets at your chosen attraction
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Rickardo to pinkmarshmallow71
2 Apr 179#5
All the time (except when replaced by buses), but never on time.
pinkmarshmallow71
2 Apr 173#4
This runs all the time?
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jarjarmustdie
2 Apr 17#1
Took advantage of this a couple of weeks ago in London.
Wembley stadium tour was excellent value an a must for any footie fan.
curr
2 Apr 17#2
Doing the didcot train museum today. Great deal
Otto.uk
2 Apr 171#3
Nice one thanks
pinkmarshmallow71
2 Apr 173#4
This runs all the time?
Rickardo to pinkmarshmallow71
2 Apr 179#5
All the time (except when replaced by buses), but never on time.
mickael28
2 Apr 17#6
Is it possible somehow to specify that in a group some are children? Or is it not '2 for 1' for children prices as well?
caroline777upnorth to mickael28
2 Apr 17#7
It looks like it's one person pays full adult price and other person is free - so a child or adult would be free.
AgentLipsy
2 Apr 17#8
when does this end? I'm wondering if June will be ok?
Helpful567 to AgentLipsy
2 Apr 171#9
This has been running continuously for several years, so I wouldn't be surprised if it was still running in June
jonnyjackov to AgentLipsy
2 Apr 172#10
Yes, it's been running for years, but good to be reminded as off to London this month. Thanks OP.
strikerman
2 Apr 17#11
I've done this for years. There is a tourist attraction where I live so I buy two train tickets for £1.50 each and get in half price. saves me about £30 all in all.
mafin to strikerman
4 May 17#25
How and where can I obtain these £1.50 tickets each please? Travelling to London soon with friends from abroad and this would really be helpful. Have googled but am a bit confused!
Thanks in advance for any advice! M
jonbyrne
2 Apr 17#12
Does the ticket you show have to have a destination anywhere near the attraction? For example i have a monthly ticket for my commute here in Manchester, could i use the discount in London? Can't see anything detailing it on the site.
hidilow
2 Apr 17#13
I used the megabus/megatrain tickets we received when we went to London. Used the vouchers everywhere and must of easily saved £300+ on various attractions. Even though the tickets you received stated zero paid they still accepted them
ruthbear
2 Apr 171#14
Been using this for years and it is a fantastic deal. Somewhere on here it tells you about which tickets are valid and what destinations need to be displayed. If you want to use it in London you will need a London terminus on the destination. You can by local tickets though like Peckham rye to London Bridge for very little money and use the 2for1. https://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/faqs
elainep
2 Apr 17#15
Can be used on London Eye
willogs
2 Apr 17#16
Sorry to sound stupid but we are travelling to London on Virgin trains in June, is this classed as National rail as we have E tickets.? Thanks
jonnyjackov to willogs
2 Apr 17#17
Yes, Virgin tickets are fine. Just show your e-ticket (or m-ticket as they call it).
x80ssm
3 Apr 171#18
so do 2 people need to have it? or can i person have travelled on national rail whilst the other hasn't
Babbler
3 Apr 17#19
I wouldn't worry about forgetting... its advertised on every train and in most train stations...
amancalledchip
3 Apr 17#20
This can be used at the Science Museum London for the add ons like Wonderlab and Robots that cost extra.
dillydilly
3 Apr 17#21
careful though, went to visit York Minster as this offer was advertised online, only to be told at the door "they had stopped doing it a few months earlier" so as the family were already there cost us £62 to visit a posh church...
spuddybuddy
3 Apr 17#22
What would be the cheapest way to go to London Zoo on a weekedn? 2 adults 2 children? I can drive to London and park on side streets.
I also have £10 in tesco voucher which can be boosted to £40, would I be able to use these to make it even cheaper?
Much appreciate any help.
SmokinAce7
4 Apr 17#23
I have never used this before but i have been lookin at it for a while since going to london next month. I finally decided to go for it however im really confused at what to do. since when i follow the link to book it says adult+16 including 1 free adult, there is no option for children. Would i just book two adults? If so then i guess the tesco option works out cheaper at £50
andyhalliwell
4 Apr 171#24
Iv booked my tickets through the train line app, will that do ? Anyone know, thanks
ggkm4
4 May 17#26
Be warned - not always accepted. I tried to use these vouchers at Easter for the Tower of London. When we arrived there was a sign to say the vouchers were not valid. I was told by staff "Because it's the Easter holidays". I was not impressed!
mafin to ggkm4
4 May 17#27
Awww thanks for the heads up! But will be going last week of May and don't think there are any holidays on or school breaks... so any help would be most appreciated! M
Jordanf94
4 May 17#28
Just buy the cheapest train ticket near to attraction even if you dont travel youll save money with the 2 for 1
jonnyjackov
6 May 17#29
Just a heads up that the 29th May is a bank holiday.
strikerman
6 May 17#30
You just buy a ticket that is for a station closest to the one for the attraction. You don't actually have to use the ticket to make the 2for1 offer valid, you just have to show you have one. I just buy it and never use it as I live right near the attraction I go to and don't need to use the train. For example, if you the attraction is in Bristol then buy a ticket from Bedminster to Bristol Temple Meads.
pergylmouse
23 May 17#31
To see if any restriction on dates: Go to the offer, click on 'Search UK Days Out'. Then click on 'Learn More' on the day out you want. Scroll down and click on 'Show More Info' where you will see if any restriction. On most of the major attractions the offer is not available during school holidays. Hot deal though OP thanks for posting.
jay_leeds
23 May 171#32
never knew about this. nice one op.
Besford
23 May 17#33
Anyone know if/how this works if you have a travel pass (my bus pass includes trains locally)?
Saved me an absolute fortune last time I went to London this! Don't forget also, if you've got a railcard, you can apply your discount to your oyster card at the train stations, makes the credit last a bit longer :smiley:
Besford
23 May 17#36
Thanks anyway - appreciated.
Daniel_P
23 May 17#37
I use this for the last 4 years. Good reminder before a long break :smile:
whitelightning
1 Jun 17#38
Do under 5's need to present a train ticket when using 2 for 1? Merlin attractions charge from the age of 3 or 4.
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Opening post
Our offers range as far North as the Aberdeen Science Museum, to Brighton Pier in the South and the Cornish Sea Sanctuary in the West.
Simply choose your attraction, download your voucher, travel by train and present your printed voucher along with valid train tickets at your chosen attraction
Top comments
All comments (38)
Wembley stadium tour was excellent value an a must for any footie fan.
Thanks in advance for any advice! M
I also have £10 in tesco voucher which can be boosted to £40, would I be able to use these to make it even cheaper?
Much appreciate any help.
https://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/travel-by-train/is-my-ticket-valid-for-2for1