Enjoy a discounted day out at Bletchley Park on the Marston Vale Line
The Community Rail Partnership has been successful in securing an
exclusive discount for entry to the National Codes Centre at Bletchley Park.
This offer, being run as a trial until Easter 2010, allows anyone with a
valid Martson Vale Rail Ticket to obtain a 20% discount on entry.
Bletchley Park, the home of the Codebreakers during World War Two, is
undoubtedly an undiscovered national gem. There are more than enough different
activities and exhibitions to occupy most families for a whole day, from wartime
toys to working computers. There's a wartime mini cinema and an outstanding
Churchill collection. Lively exciting events are held on special days throughout
the year. Have a look through the ornate Victorian Mansion that was headquarters
to intelligence staff during the War. Wander by the Lake, relax and observe the
wildlife. Children can let off steam on our new playground. And then, of course,
there is the famous Enigma machine.
Stephen Sleight, Transport Officer, said "We are really pleased to have secured
this excellent offer for our passengers for this excellent attraction. Bletchley
Park is an excellent day out for all the family, so i would recommend that everyone
take up this exclusive offer."
Terms and Conditions
The 20% can only be reclaimed on rail tickets (either single or return) that
have one of the following stations shown in the from section:
Bedford
Bedford St Johns
Bedford Stations
Kempston Hardwick
Stewartby
Millbrook (Beds)
Lidlington
Aspley Guise
Woburn Sands
Bow Brickhill
Fenny Stratford
The decision to apply the discount is at the discretion of Bletchley Park.
All the normal terms and conditions of entry to Bletchley Park apply. Visit
www.bletchleypark.org.uk for more information.
Notes for Editors
The Marston Vale Community Rail Partnership is led by Bedfordshire
Rural Communities Charity in association with Central Bedfordshire
Council, London Midland, Milton Keynes Council, Bedford Borough
Council, Bedford to Bletchley Rail Users’ Association, the
Forest of Marston Vale and the Bedfordshire and Milton Keynes
Associations of Town and Parish Councils.
The Partnership has been set up to act as a bridge between the
rail industry and the community to encourage more people to use the
train for travel to work and leisure, and to share their views and
ideas for improving their railway.
The Partnership will be overseeing a range of projects throughout
2009.
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