Train tickets from Lancashire and Cumbria slashed to 50p in 'biggest ever' Northern Rail flash sale
Northern Rail has pledged to sell one million tickets at 50p as well as three million tickets for £1 and a further one million tickets for £1.50. Tickets on offer cover routes from Blackpool South to Preston, Barrow-in-Furness to Manchester Piccadilly and Newcastle to Carlisle.
The sale was due to begin at 10am on Tuesday and runs until 4pm on Friday . The train giant says this is its 'biggest ever Flash Sale'.Mark Powles, commercial and customer director at Northern, said: “This is our biggest ever Flash Sale – with 50p, £1 and £1.50 fares available across all parts of our network.
“We know our customers travel for a multitude of reasons – so our hope is this sale will make five million of them – be they for days out, weekends away or catch-ups with friends - that bit more affordable. Customers should book early to avoid disappointment. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.”READ MORE:
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