Adam Williams
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I didn't want to assume (and didn't see a promo code field in the frontend) 


When I, in all innocence, said that I was looking for a ticket from Bramley to Poppleton, it gave me a code, but as seen on another thread Northern don't accept that as a valid journey. So I'm stuffed if I put the original journey, and stuffed if I put the work around, which is York.Just tried using the code at Northern, and no luck. Not really sure what more you can do.
When I, in all innocence, said that I was looking for a ticket from Bramley to Poppleton, it gave me a code, but as seen on another thread Northern don't accept that as a valid journey. So I'm stuffed if I put the original journey, and stuffed if I put the work around, which is York.
My time is honestly worth more than a few quid saving...
My wife has just tried with hers on Northern. Totally accurate, but it won't work. Thanks, but I suspect that we've just been led up some stupid drainpipe. To hell with them. A crap promotion is worse than no promotion at all.I can "swap" my trainsplit code for your northern code if you like? So long as they're not account bound.
My wife has just tried with hers on Northern. Totally accurate, but it won't work. Thanks, but I suspect that we've just been led up some stupid drainpipe. To hell with them. A crap promotion is worse than no promotion at all.
This is correct. The first step of entering your journey is almost entirely pointless.There seems to be potential for confusion here.
When I got the Morrisons "Get your £10 off train travel" email it came with a code.
I then went to save10ontrains.co.uk and put the code on the email in, picked a journey I was considering and a retailer.
That got me an email with a second code which was retailer specific.
I then went to the retailer but (because of the offer not working with railcards) I ended up booking a different journey (but still on my chosen retailer).
As far as I can see, you need to stick to your selected retailer but not the initial choice of journey.
I wish I could agree, but that's not what's happened. It didn't matter what journey I put in my code would not work.There seems to be potential for confusion here.
When I got the Morrisons "Get your £10 off train travel" email it came with a code.
I then went to save10ontrains.co.uk and put the code on the email in, picked a journey I was considering and a retailer.
That got me an email with a second code which was retailer specific.
I then went to the retailer but (because of the offer not working with railcards) I ended up booking a different journey (but still on my chosen retailer).
As far as I can see, you need to stick to your selected retailer but not the initial choice of journey.
Not just counterintuitive, but at odds with the specific instruction to use "Add a promo code". That field is the one which doesn't work. The one on the payment screeen which does work is "Add a voucher code".That's the mistake I made.
You have to put the code in at the final payment stage, not into the 'Promotions' field.
It's a bit counterintuitive I think.

Thank you for this. It's utterly mad and typical of how difficult it seems to be to do the simplest administrative tasks in the UK.That's the mistake I made.
You have to put the code in at the final payment stage, not into the 'Promotions' field.
It's a bit counterintuitive I think.
London Northwestern railway sale, zonal fares from £7.50 and railcard discount allowed too.. book 7 days ahead and travel until 31 AUG
from 'quote' London northwestern railway website
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SALE: Off-Peak tickets £12.50 or less
Your perfect summer’s day out starts here! Return tickets to London or Liverpool when you travel between 29 June – 31 August 2025. Sale ends 6 July!www.londonnorthwesternrailway.co.uk
Of course they didn't. Awful company...To my knowledge, the only retailer that didn't respect that request was Trip.com/TrainPal.
London Northwestern railway sale, zonal fares from £7.50 and railcard discount allowed too.. book 7 days ahead and travel until 31 AUG
from 'quote' London northwestern railway website
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SALE: Off-Peak tickets £12.50 or less
Your perfect summer’s day out starts here! Return tickets to London or Liverpool when you travel between 29 June – 31 August 2025. Sale ends 6 July!www.londonnorthwesternrailway.co.uk
Does that apply to journeys such as Hemel Hempstead to Shrewsbury via Birmingham, or to Crewe? I'm struggling to find them, with the forum's ticket site splitting Crewe to Hemel at Euston, and not showing the sale fares if forcing a change at Milton Keynes (looking at an evening single from Crewe to Hemel first).London Northwestern railway sale, zonal fares from £7.50 and railcard discount allowed too.. book 7 days ahead and travel until 31 AUG
from 'quote' London northwestern railway website
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SALE: Off-Peak tickets £12.50 or less
Your perfect summer’s day out starts here! Return tickets to London or Liverpool when you travel between 29 June – 31 August 2025. Sale ends 6 July!www.londonnorthwesternrailway.co.uk
You must travel to Liverpool, Birmingham or London for there to be a fare. There is also a zonal system at play, e.g. you cannot go from Tring to London.Does that apply to journeys such as Hemel Hempstead to Shrewsbury via Birmingham, or to Crewe? I'm struggling to find them, with the forum's ticket site splitting Crewe to Hemel at Euston, and not showing the sale fares if forcing a change at Milton Keynes (looking at an evening single from Crewe to Hemel first).
The LNR website is pretty clear on what you can get, I thought.You must travel to Liverpool, Birmingham or London for there to be a fare. There is also a zonal system at play, e.g. you cannot go from Tring to London.