I've just bought a pair of Stena Line Rail & Sail tickets online, out from Edinburgh to Belfast, and back from Belfast to Brighton. Both have been printed as "ANYTIME DAY S[ingle]", route "CAIRNRYAN STENA", validity "ON DATE SHOWN". But to the top-right of the validity on the Belfast-Brighton ticket is the code 1X, which brfares.com says means that break of journey is not permitted. The ticket from Edinburgh to Belfast does *not* have a restriction code in the same place.
Is this enforceable? I was under the impression that Anytime tickets couldn't have restriction codes. That said, I can't find the Belfast-Brighton fare in question on brfares.com (though the Edinburgh-Belfast one is there), so is this just some kind of weird fudge in the booking system?
Is this enforceable? I was under the impression that Anytime tickets couldn't have restriction codes. That said, I can't find the Belfast-Brighton fare in question on brfares.com (though the Edinburgh-Belfast one is there), so is this just some kind of weird fudge in the booking system?
