Off Peak Standard Return - Birmingham Int (BHI)-Birmingham (BHM) £63.30

[route:oxford]

And I thought the Heathrow Express was a little bit expensive.

(Out Sat 18th July, Return Wednesday 22nd July)

 

[John @ home]

Even a First Class Anytime Day return is only £8.40, so what's your source for the £63.30 fare? Times? Route?

John

 

[Ticket Man]

Ouch london term to BHI is only £40.40

 

[route:oxford]

Even a First Class Anytime Day return is only £8.40, so what's your source for the £63.30 fare? Times? Route?

John

www.nationalrail.co.uk

Out, Tomorrow lunchtime.
Return, Wednesday lunchtime.

Direct route I imagine with times being around 10-14 mins.

Edit...

The same fare is available for a journey on the same dates/times from Leamington Spa to Birmingham New Street.

 

[Ticket Man]

www.nationalrail.co.uk

Out, Tomorrow lunchtime.
Return, Wednesday lunchtime.

Direct route I imagine with times being around 10-14 mins.

the fare your looking at is an off peak midlands rover

http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/tr0?ticketTypeCode=H37

think you can only buy off peak DAY returns for such a short journey

 

[bengley]

Please don't use station abbreviations because some people (such as me) haven't got a clue what the hell they mean.

 

[yorkie]

Please don't use station abbreviations because some people (such as me) haven't got a clue what the hell they mean.

I've edited the topic title, where full names should be posted, but within the topic abbreviations can be used providing they are correct (e.g. BNS = Barnes, LLS = Llanishen etc).

If you don't know what they mean you can see them all listed here:

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/codes/

The codes are also accepted on Thetrainline and Atos Origin ticket booking sites (which cover all TOCs), and using Avantix Traveller and also Live Departure Boards and CORE.