FOUR DAYS ONLY: Get 25 Heathrow Rewards points per £1 on flexible Heathrow Express tickets

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• Lou says:

  9 Jun9 June 10:55

  So this is essentially 625 Avios points for a single express ticket? That’s a great deal! We stayed near LHR at the Marriott and used Heathrow Express to get to an event in London. The Hotel offered WeKnowLondon electric cars as a shuttle to the airport which was a fab setup as cheaper than staying in central London.

  • Rhys says:

    9 Jun9 June 10:56

    For the anytime ‘flexible’ ticket. You won’t get it on a £5 advance fare!

• TC says:

  9 Jun9 June 11:11

  This is quite good actually as just booked an October trip from Heathrow. It is interesting the negative press HEx are getting in the media as each time I use them the trains are really busy and we usually only pay around £10-£15 online. Surely the Elizabeth Line is killing the Piccadilly Line and only bruising HEx.

  • Track says:

    9 Jun9 June 22:01

    HEX trains are not empty.

    Piccadilly Line is as busy as ever. Especially within 1-3 zones, I say.

    Elizabeth Line is busy in the rush our/mornings people say.

• Lloyd Stansfield says:

  9 Jun9 June 12:52

  Often use HEX for work purposes and view it as more of a ‘business class’ product when comparing to alternative options. There’s been a lot of talk with the Elizabeth line opening and both products being scrutinised, especially with the tube being a seemingly cheaper alternative. Both have their pro’s and con’s but if you plan ahead you will often find fares lower than the tube, quieter trains and a place to charge your phone or whatever. Admittedly, I did travel on the tube a little while ago as I wanted to check out the difference. Nice trains, although I had to stand in both directions as no seats and didn’t really want to sit on the floor with my laptop. The HEX will still be my first option as in my view it is a superior product at, usually, a similar fare. Still, it’s good to have options for different types of travellers; I just opt for a seat with a bit of peace and quiet and room to move!

  • PeteM says:

    9 Jun9 June 14:07

    I assume you are referring to the Elizabeth line as the tube? Because what you describe above doesn’t sound like the Piccadilly line?

    • Lloyd says:

      9 Jun9 June 17:37

      You mean you aren’t keen on the 1973 stock on the Piccadilly Line? I find the distinct scent of metal, oil and sweat quite comforting. The purple line is much the opposite, however! I liked the ‘new car’ smell. I wonder how long that will last?

• Gordon says:

  9 Jun9 June 13:08

  Received this great offer yesterday!!!!

• Gordon says:

  9 Jun9 June 16:22

  While this is train related, There’s also a Trainline offer for 20% off Rail cards. With Code “20ISPLENTY”

  • Rich_A says:

    9 Jun9 June 22:17

    And 34% off with code RC007 at Trainpal. (Not my code! – via MSE.)

• Simone says:

  9 Jun9 June 20:18

  Love the Heathrow Express. Great for travelling with small children.

• Track says:

  9 Jun9 June 21:46

  The best way for more than 25% saving is Piccadilly line 🙂

• Chas says:

  9 Jun9 June 22:36

  2400% increase…

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