Popular open access operator Hull Trains is helping Grantham customers make the most of every last little bit of summer, with an amazing 20% off tickets as part of a 72 hours rail sale.
People are being encouraged to make the most of this money-saving opportunity to plan a day out in one of the many destinations served by the East Coast Main Line operator.
The discount is available for anyone who books using the Hull Trains website or app between Tuesday 27th August and Thursday 29th August, with existing rail card discounts still applying meaning even greater savings. Booking directly has plenty of other benefits, including no booking fees or credit card charges.
The operator is the quickest and most direct way to travel between places such as Retford, Hull and Selby with London King’s Cross, giving people the chance to enjoy the sights of the capital with comfort and ease.
Hull Trains also serves several other popular destinations including Doncaster, where the exotic animals at Yorkshire Wildlife Park are a popular attraction.
Louise Mendham, Service Delivery Director at Hull Trains, said: “This is an amazing chance to get a real bargain for just 72 hours. We’re proud to offer people up and down the country the chance to visit some amazing destinations and this special offer will make it even easier to do so.
“The only way to get a brilliant 20 percent off is by booking directly on the Hull Trains website or app and you can be sure of an enjoyable journey. We recently achieved an industry-leading score of 96% overall customer satisfaction rating according to an independent survey, with the onboard teams securing some of the most impressive scores.
“During your journey you can enjoy free 4G-enabled Wi-Fi. You could also upgrade to First Class and enjoy exceptional service with complimentary refreshments while you settle into the comfort of your reclining seat.”
Sale tickets are available for travel dates between Monday 2nd September and Friday 20th September 2024; including weekend travel. Hull Trains is not impacted by planned industrial action.
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