We love our Family and Friends Railcard, for just £30 a month you can save ££ when travelling with a child by train.
The card is designed so that up to 4 adults and 4 children (5-15) can save money, 1/3 off an adults ticket and 60% off kids - not just on the day but booking in advance too.
The savings really add up.... for example:
If me the 4 of us, 2 adults and 2 children were to go to Legoland in Manchester today the return tickets would cost £54.90. This is reduced to £31.20 with a railcard (saving: £23.70 .... that's the card almost paid for in one go).
Now assume next month we were going to Alton Towers and staying over night. The return tickets (if booked today) would cost Uttoxter would cost £81.60, this is taken down to £46.20 with a railcard. (saving: £35,40)
Feeling flush we may decide to go to Chessington in the summer holiday (hey I can dream). Booking in advance, including underground trains, we are looking at £243.90 (EEEEKKKKK) we can take this down to £138.20 using a railcard - A saving of £105.70.
In 3 trips this £30 card has saved us £164.80!!!
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Sunday, 3 May 2015
Friday, 20 February 2015
Our #budgetholiday ......... Ambleside
Ambleside is a must when you are in that part of the lakes, especially when, like me, you lived there for 3 years. It's more a town then a village with more outdoor shops than anyone will ever need, quaint little cafes, tons of B&B's, a large park and a good sprinkling of pubs, not to mention a Boots The Chemist (where I worked in my student days), a Tesco Metro, Co-op and Spar shop.
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Ambleside,
Ambleside Tavern,
armitt,
attractions,
bridge house,
bus,
cumbria,
dinosaur den,
drink,
eat,
Esquires Coffee,
huntfun,
rock shop,
see,
visit
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