[PR] Ticket Thursdays - Dublin Bus

Victor

http://www.dublinbus.ie/Ticket-Thursdays/

Ticket Thursdays


Dublin Bus has teamed up with a host of great City Centre stores, restaurants and venues to bring you even more value from your prepaid ticket.

Simply present your prepaid ticket at participiating outlets on valid Thursdays and you can avail of exclusive discounts and fantastic offers on everything from shopping to eating out, to things to see and do.

Look at it as our little way of saying thanks for taking the bus.

Terms and conditions apply.
Offer only available on Thursday
November 12th, 19th, 26th and on
Thursday December 3rd.



Click on any of the participants logos below to view their offers.
Link to Clerys offer
Link to Captain Americas offer
Link to Carluccios offer
Link to Dublin Sightseeing offer
Link to Dobbins offer
Link to Boulevard Cafe offer
Link to Hugos offer
Link to McDonalds offer
Link to Pacinos offer
Link to Wagamamas offer
Link to Chapters offer
Link to Champion Sports offer
Link to Tower Records offer
Link to Dublin Zoo offer
Link to Le bon Crubeen offer
Link to Wax Museum offer
Link to Muji offer
Link to Butlers offer
Link to Yamamori offer
Link to Art in Hair offer
Link to Blackboard Bistro offer

Victor

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/1112/1224258660705.html

Dublin Bus ticket discounts in city

Dublin Bus commuters are being offered money off shopping, eating out, days out and pampering in the run-up to Christmas. From today, prepaid ticket holders will receive discounts for four consecutive Thursdays.

Shopping offers include up to 20 per cent off at Clerys department store and a 10 per cent discount at Tower Records, Chapters and Champion Sports.

The offer also covers over a dozen city centre restaurants.

The Wax Museum, Dublin City Tour and Dublin Zoo have discounted days out while David Marshall is offering €10 off hair cuts. See www.dublinbus.ie/ticket-thursdays

howiya

Might have been a good idea to kick off this offer when the bus gate was introduced rather than nearer the time when it will be abolished

KC61

It's not abolished totally - it's still operational in the mornings.

This is very much the sort of thing that Dublin Bus and the city centre businesses should be engaging in. The message needs to be driven home that the city is open, accessible and that public transport is the way to access it.

Hopefully in the New Year this sort of promotion will be reignited.

Incidentally, I have noticed that there is new signage being erected for some of the access routes to public car parks around the city centre, something that Dublin City Council did not address fully in advance of implementing the bus gate.

dereko1969

excellent offer, mmm a free creme brulee in le bon crubeen tasty stuff

MOH

Is this only prepaid smartcards or do annual bus/rail rickets count?

KC61

All Dublin Bus prepaid tickets are valid.

MOH

KC61 wrote: »

All Dublin Bus prepaid tickets are valid.

Actually, should have been more specific. Are prepaid anuual bus/rail tickets issued by Irish Rail valid?

KC61

I would imagine if it includes Dublin Bus services then yes.

dario28

Whats the cheapest ticket ya can buy to avail of this offer ?

Victor

dario28 wrote: »

Whats the cheapest ticket ya can buy to avail of this offer ?

Certainly there is a €20 five day ticket. The 5 days need not be consecutive.

Actually theres a Rambler 1 Day Adult for €6.00, but you'd want to be using hte bus fair bit to break even.

http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/Fares--Tickets/Tickets/2-Journey-Daily-Weekly/

dario28

Victor wrote: »

Certainly there is a €20 five day ticket. The 5 days need not be consecutive.

Actually theres a Rambler 1 Day Adult for €6.00, but you'd want to be using hte bus fair bit to break even.

http://www.dublinbus.ie/en/Fares--Tickets/Tickets/2-Journey-Daily-Weekly/

Yeah thanks , but I never ever use the bus, wouldnt even know how much a fare costs !!

BendiBus

What about staff passes?