Great Western Railway launches Black Friday rail ticket sale

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 13:08 · Archive

Great Western Railway is offering up to 50 per cent off selected rail tickets in a Black Friday sale ending 2 November.

Great Western Railway has launched a Black Friday sale offering up to 50 per cent off selected Standard and First Class Advance tickets. A total of 60,000 discounted tickets are available for journeys across the South West, the Cotswolds, the Thames Valley and South Wales. The tickets are valid for travel between 6 November and 17 December, and the sale ends on 2 November.

Sample fares include Standard Advance single tickets from Bristol Temple Meads to London Paddington at £22, or £44 in First Class. Tickets from Cheltenham Spa to London Paddington start at £20, while Exeter St Davids to the capital is available from £32.

Helen da Costa, head of marketing at GWR, said: 'Black Friday is a great opportunity to grab a bargain and give yourself something exciting to look forward to before Christmas.' She added that the sale applies to selected routes and dates only, and urged customers to book early to secure the best deals. Tickets can be booked at gwr.com/blackfriday or via the GWR app.

Great Western Railway launches Black Friday rail ticket sale — Image: Oxford Mail

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GWR launches Black Friday sale with 50 per cent off selected rail ticketsGreat Western Railway (GWR) has launched the offer, with up to 50 per cent off selected Standard and First Class Advance tickets.Oxford Mail · 31 Oct, 12:30
GWR launches Black Friday sale with 50 per cent off selected rail ticketsGreat Western Railway (GWR) has launched the offer, with up to 50 per cent off selected Standard and First Class Advance tickets.Oxfordshire Guardian · 31 Oct, 12:30

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