Easybus Gatwick/Luton?Stansted transfers £1

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Not for everyone but might be handy to those heading to London. Easybus are selling 23,000 seats for £1 which is pretty decent given the Stansted Express is around £17 one way iirc. Must be booked by 26 March, valid for travel 27th April-9th May and 18th-27th May inclusive.
http://www.easybus.co.uk/en/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=23000+seats+for+1&utm_content=23000+seats+for+1+CID_ecf69c116dde25743285b51ae67c43d6&utm_source=BP%20email%20marketing&utm_term=Book%20your%201%20seat%20now

Two Bank holidays and improving weather mean that May is a fantastic month to travel. So if you are taking advantage of the two long weekends to get away from it all let easyBus transport you to the airport and save some money for extra treats whilst away.

Book before midnight Thursday 26th March and choose one of our 23,000 £1 seats* for a great value-for-money start to the easyBus May Bank Holiday getaway.

Remember early booking ensures you get a cheap fare, a guaranteed seat and lots of choice on preferred times between central London and Gatwick, Stansted and Luton airports or between Geneva airport and Chamonix. As always, the earlier you book the cheaper it is, so book now to get great value.

Did you know easyBus has grown? It is now more convenient than ever with over 600 daily departures to/from 14 different Central London locations to/from Stansted, Gatwick and Luton airports and between Geneva airport and Chamonix.

Get the Bank Holiday off to a
great start with a £1 easyBus seat!!!

Book your £1 seat now

1. London Victoria to Gatwick (with intermediate stops at Vauxhall, Stockwell and Streatham High Road)
2. Earls Court to Gatwick (non-stop)
3. Waterloo to Gatwick (non-stop)
4. London Victoria to Luton (with intermediate stops at Baker St, Marble Arch, Finchley Rd, Golders Green)
5. Liverpool Street to Luton (non-stop)
6. Baker Street to Stansted (non-stop)
7. Old Street to Stansted (non-stop)
8. Geneva to Chamonix (non-stop)

Rashers72

Really really bad reviews of the Stansted service on Tripadvisor. People left behind, no seats for reserved passengers, next bus also full, etc. I was looking to book it, prices were great, but when I read so many bad comments, I said I'd give it a miss. Would love to hear some positive experiences of this service.

grimm2005

Rashers72 wrote: »

Really really bad reviews of the Stansted service on Tripadvisor. People left behind, no seats for reserved passengers, next bus also full, etc. I was looking to book it, prices were great, but when I read so many bad comments, I said I'd give it a miss. Would love to hear some positive experiences of this service.

I can't speak for the Stansted service but I've had no issues with them on the Gatwick and Luton routes.

Rashers72

Link to the bad reviews.... http://www.tripadvisor.ie/ShowTopic-g186338-i17-k6136873-EasyBus-London_England.html

Paddytheman

Got the easybus both from Luton to town on arrival and town to stanstead on departure and both did what they advertised. I did get the 7am on a Thursday morning to Stanstead which was 15 mins late, then there was a lady with a very young baby, she hadn't booked a baby seat so the driver couldn't take them but then another passenger weighed in on her side after a 5 minute argument I intervened and quite politely stated that I wouldn't miss my flight due to someone else's error offering to remove the other passengers luggage if she felt so strongly ... She didn't, we left and made the airport on time!

okidoki987

I used it last year, think it was a 2 for 1 offer and as said already, the buses aren't great and even though you may have booked a time slot, you might not get the bus on time if full.
Not a massive problem going into London if you're not in a rush but if you are stuck for time on the way back, it's not great.