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Earn/spend loyalty points on Arriva buses

For routes outside of London. Valid on season tickets only

You can now earn loyalty points when you buy Arriva bus season tickets or Smartrider smart cards via loyalty points scheme MyIce. You'll earn 3 Ice points for every £2 you spend. Each Ice point is worth 1p, which can be spent on further season tickets.

The season tickets and smartcards are sent out by post or can be collected from electronic ticket machines. Postage cost depends on method chosen.
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  Your first 60 ICE points will be worth double at 2p.
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Arriva £1 day bus tickets code

Book via free app until 9 Jul. Gets unlimited travel in one region
Bus group Arriva is offering £1 day tickets on its regional bus network until Sun 9 Jul, via its free 'm-ticket' app for iPhones or Android devices.

Your £1 ticket will be a mobile ticket, so you pay within the app and show your ticket on your smartphone to the driver (see how to purchase the offer below). An adult mobile day ticket normally costs £2-£7.80 depending on which region you're in, so you can make a decent saving.

Arriva buses run in the North East, North West and South East of England, the Midlands, Yorkshire and Wales. The offer's not available on the red buses Arriva runs for Transport for London.

How do I get the £1 ticket?
- Download the free 'Arriva m-ticket' app for iPhone or Android and register.
- Go to the 'Buy Tickets' menu and select the region and zone you want to travel in.
- Choose the 'Catch the Bus Week' day ticket and enter the code CTBW.
- When you're ready to use the ticket on any one day until Sun 9 Jul, click 'Activate' (only on the day you want to travel) and then show your phone to the bus driver.
The £1 ticket gives you unlimited travel on the day it's activated, but you can only use it in the region you selected when buying the ticket. You can get this offer once per smartphone, so you'll only be able to get this deal on one day.
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