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Metro/Glider and Ulsterbus/Goldliner will operate holiday timetables on both Tuesday July 12, and Wednesday July 13. While Northern Ireland Railways will operate a Saturday schedule on both days this year.
Translink’s Director of Commercial Operations David Cowan said they are offering "hassle-free ways to travel" over The Twelfth.He added: "With our attractive, every day fare offers, whether you’re planning a short trip or a couple of journeys. Families travelling with us can avail of special discounts including our Family and Friends tickets which allow unlimited travel on all Translink services for up to 2 adults and four children, costing £22.
"Family and Friends tickets can be purchased from any main station or from a bus driver. iLink cards give unlimited day travel on all buses and trains across Northern Ireland. Day return fares on Goldliner and NI Railways are 1/3 off after 9.30am and special Bus Rambler tickets are available for journeys taken after 9.15am.
"Timetables on 12 th and 13 th July will operate slightly differently to regular weekday schedules. NI Railways and Enterprise trains will operate a Saturday timetable, while Ulsterbus/Goldliner and Metro/Glider will work to a holiday schedule. "Passengers are advised to check their journey in advance using the Translink website www.translink.co.uk, by using our Journey Planner, or by phoning Translink’s Contact Centre on 02890 666630." For all the latest news, visit the Belfast Live homepage here. To sign up to our FREE newsletters, see here.
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