Current Heathrow Express Discount Codes
Aug 30, 2013, 3:29 am
#256
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For me the free upgrade coupon, which I also got, is not free. Why is this? I have a Gold Card, and the HEX website does not sell Gold Card discounts. My £22.40 return fare will be £34 in First.
[I will probably take it anyway as I have the need to take the HEX on expenses in a few weeks.]
[I will probably take it anyway as I have the need to take the HEX on expenses in a few weeks.]
Aug 30, 2013, 3:30 am
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Sep 15, 2013, 2:43 pm
#258
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Was the recent free upgrade a code? If so, would anyone mind sharing for a journey this week?
I alas did not receive the email (presumably because I sometimes book the first class tix at full price)
Thanks v much!
I alas did not receive the email (presumably because I sometimes book the first class tix at full price)
Thanks v much!
Sep 15, 2013, 4:34 pm
#259
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Heathrow Rewards would like to offer you a complimentary first class upgrade when you buy an Express Class Saver ticket*. This offer is bespoke to you, so why not try out this great service today. Simply enter your unique code in the promotional box when you book your ticket online.
Code: Welcome-GYF2S
Code: Welcome-GYF2S
Sep 16, 2013, 12:41 pm
#262
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Is there anyway of using these codes when booking via RSH ? or are they valid on the HEX website only? (I was hoping to use 2x £10 vouchers I have with RSH.
Sep 16, 2013, 11:38 pm
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Only valid with HEX. They must pay up to 9% commission when you book with another site, and also the National Rail tickets will be routed Any Permitted so First Great Western and Chiltern can claim a share of the price.
Sep 26, 2013, 4:37 am
#264
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Avios giving points on HEX
I noticed today that you can get up to 400 Avios points per ticket on Heathrow Express when booking through Avios
http://www.avios.com/gb/en_gb/collec...rom=collectNav
Has anyone tried this yet?? Please let know if you have
http://www.avios.com/gb/en_gb/collec...rom=collectNav
Has anyone tried this yet?? Please let know if you have
Dec 7, 2013, 12:47 pm
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The Duo would work fine. Pick up a taxi at Paddington, it should only be £6-7 or so at a guess.
Tube is 60 per cent cheaper but assuming you have luggage and aren't so bothered about the saving (which comes at the expense of comfort) then I'd do it.
Tube is 60 per cent cheaper but assuming you have luggage and aren't so bothered about the saving (which comes at the expense of comfort) then I'd do it.
Dec 7, 2013, 10:25 pm
#269
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Thanks....on a tight budget but taking the tube seems like too much of a hassle considering two bags and a 2 year old.
And £50 for two roundtrip sounds fair considering the quick ride into the city.
BTW Returns means roundtrip right?
And £50 for two roundtrip sounds fair considering the quick ride into the city.
BTW Returns means roundtrip right?
Last edited by nowstime; Dec 7, 2013 at 10:54 pm
Dec 8, 2013, 4:50 am
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As per the other thread, a return ticket is one that allows for two journeys between the same two points, one in each direction. (Except that the Heathrow Express doesn't really care about the "one in each direction" bit.) If you wish to call that a roundtrip ticket, you can, but don't expect to be understood by average British people 