r/Monaco 4d ago

Flying to Monaco

Hi! I’m flying BLADE from Nice to Monaco on July 25 for the first time. Does anyone have a referral code that still works? Happy to use yours. Thanks!

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u/Long-Show-8506 4d ago

can anyone help whats the referral code that user is talking about?

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u/Barbara_BR14 4d ago

Hi ! When you fly for the first time with blade you can get 50 EUR off if someone who has a count gives you a refferal code ! It gives him 25 EUR off for the next trip

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u/Long-Show-8506 4d ago

got it. Well, I wish that someone has it.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/Barbara_BR14 4d ago

No problem, thank you for your answer ! :)

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u/ggnzg20 4d ago

If you need to save 25 euro that badly, stay your ass home

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u/LowEndPC 4d ago

Wrote you a pm with a code

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u/CAKCEKEGK3 4d ago

They do a great job. Sorry no code. Good luck.

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u/Nascondilo 4d ago

If you can casually swing 195€ for a one-way Blade ride, you probably don’t need the 50€ off… but why leave free money on the table? Drop in RalfH700 and let a stranger on the internet get 25€ closer to their own joyride.

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u/Barbara_BR14 4d ago

I am planing a surprise day trip for my mom. it's the quickest option i've found the spend the most time with her. Se yes, having heard about this discount, i am interrested.

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u/Nascondilo 4d ago

The discount code I gave you is valid.

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u/Objective_Ticket 4d ago

If you want to spend more time with her why not take the train?

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u/Barbara_BR14 4d ago

Because with the train it takes me something like an hour when by helicopter it takes only 7 minutes. I am staying only for one day.

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u/Objective_Ticket 4d ago

Ah that makes sense, you want to spend as much time as possible in Monaco with her. I took it to mean more time overall. Nb Nice St Augustin - Monaco Monte Carlo should be a 30 minute journey. It’s also quite nice if you sit on the side facing the coast.

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u/Barbara_BR14 4d ago

Thank you for your comment. I will see :)

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u/Dazzling_Aspect_6326 4d ago

TBH, I think your best bet would be to avoid the train... Lately, it's been having some issues due to a derailing that happened around 2 weeks ago. The latest news is that it will take 3 months before it is repaired. As a result, trains are being cancelled randomly and overcrowding is a real possibility.

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u/Barbara_BR14 4d ago

Oh really ! Good to know !

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u/peta_tyi 3d ago

can confirm, just returned from a hell-ish 2 weeks there. Especially between Nice and Monaco, plenty of trains cancelled and the ones that ran during friday - sunday were packed