Euroline FunFares

[pointofnoreturn]

Got this in my email:

Beat your winter blues - and save money!
Beating the blues is easy this winter with the launch of Eurolines £9 seat sale. Our new funfares make it easier than ever to get to five great European cities.

That means you can get away to Paris, Dublin, Amsterdam, Brussels or Cork for as little as £9!

So whether you're planning on romancing a loved one in France or Belgium, experiencing the craic in Ireland or chilling out in Amsterdam, you can get some unbelievable deals if you travel with Eurolines.

Eurolines funfares are exclusively available online and the £9 deal includes a £6 funfare with a £3 booking fee. Simply click on the link below to book online today.

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* Fares quoted are available from 29 January - 28 March 2007 (excluding 9 - 16 February 2007)
* £9 includes £3 booking fee

Click here to get Funfares

[WillTravel]

Yes, the bus is often the cheapest route if you have the time to spare. I think it takes about 8 or 9 hours to get from London to Paris, and it would be an interesting change of pace.

Another good site for cheap bus fares within the UK is www.megabus.co.uk .

[pointofnoreturn]

I vouch for megabus/megatrain as well. Deep discount £1 train fares to various cities as long as it's going to or from London. Some cases, it may be £6 one-way but still... a huge bargain!

[me]

ah, Fun Fares. i remember first hearing that term as a child, listening to Southwest Airlines adds back in the 70's. i don't think they had *any* flights outside Texas back then.

Southwest still runs Fun Fares every once in a while.

- d