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VIA Rail is having a flash sale & tickets to Montreal start at $41

It’s time to plan your next Canadian adventure this fall! Forget a flight, VIA Rail is having a flash sale and train tickets start as low as $41. Here’s what to know.

Now until September 7th, score a pretty 25% off your next VIA Rail trip between September 12 to December 14.

Make sure to book your trip within the Québec City–Windsor corridor on either a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Saturday, using the code FLASH25.

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The discount code works on either business or economy trips, as well. For example, this Toronto to Montreal trip on September 26th is priced at $45.77 after tax on a one way trip.

Photo via VIA Rail

This discount also applies to available fares in Economy class on the Canadian and the Ocean for travel between September 12 and December 14, 2023. Regional train fares also get the 25% off.

So if you’re been planning for a getaway, this is the best way to save some bucks.

You could also check out the weekly Tuesday deal on the VIA Rail website if you can’t travel between the highlighted dates.

Now, no time to waste! Book your next trip ASAP.

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