An ongoing topic ... In March 2004 you could buy a reduced-price
return ticket if you showed a Ryanair booking at the Exchange kiosk at
Track 10 of the Liverpool Street Station. In October 2004, I went
there on a Saturday and the kiosk was closed with a sign stating that
their nearest location was at the Stansted track. The British Rail
guy said that Ryanair no longer offer reduced price tickets. I ended
up buying a return for L 24 (one way was L 13). As another reader
pointed out, even if there is a
discount, it might be better to book a return ticket from your local
station.

The cost is frightful, but going by coach (bus) can take 3 hours
versus the 45 minutes of the train. Oh well.

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Jonathan Berry

On 10 Oct 2004 07:54:40 -0700 Jonathan Berry <[email protected]>
said...

    > An ongoing topic ... In March 2004 you could buy a reduced-price
    > return ticket if you showed a Ryanair booking at the Exchange kiosk at
    > Track 10 of the Liverpool Street Station. In October 2004, I went
    > there on a Saturday and the kiosk was closed with a sign stating that
    > their nearest location was at the Stansted track. The British Rail
    > guy said that Ryanair no longer offer reduced price tickets. I ended
    > up buying a return for L 24 (one way was L 13). As another reader
    > pointed out, even if there is a
    > discount, it might be better to book a return ticket from your local
    > station.

Stansted Express tickets used to be offered for sale on board Ryanair
flights to Stansted. However a few weeks back on a flight back from
Ancona I was on no mention was made.

Perhaps they've discontinued selling the special rate fares.

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Phil Richards
London, UK
Home page: http://www.philrichards1.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk