lyesbkz
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Hello,
Would anyone like to offer their view on interpreting the following?
Travelling between Sheffield and Newcastle, I use TPE & Connections 1st Advance tickets, despite the main part of the journey (Doncaster - Newcastle) being on an East Coast service.
When they say "available for purchase with a East Coast First Advance Ticket", is this including "& Connections" tickets where the connection is obviously an East Coast service (referring to purchasing a supplement to use the Doncaster lounge whilst waiting to connect to the EC service)?
Anyway I don't fully understand why the tickets are always TPE & Connections when the TPE leg of the journey is 25 minutes and the East Coast leg is 1.5 hours? Why am I never offered EC & Connections which would make more sense?
Would anyone like to offer their view on interpreting the following?
Our First Class Lounges are open to customers who hold one of the following ticket types:
- Fully inter-available First Class Season Ticket (i.e. tickets not specific to one train company)
- Any First Class Anytime ticket valid for travel on the East Coast route
- Any East Coast First Class packages
- Holders of a First Class Lounge supplement, available for purchase with a East Coast First Advance ticket or First Class reader offer
Travelling between Sheffield and Newcastle, I use TPE & Connections 1st Advance tickets, despite the main part of the journey (Doncaster - Newcastle) being on an East Coast service.
When they say "available for purchase with a East Coast First Advance Ticket", is this including "& Connections" tickets where the connection is obviously an East Coast service (referring to purchasing a supplement to use the Doncaster lounge whilst waiting to connect to the EC service)?
Anyway I don't fully understand why the tickets are always TPE & Connections when the TPE leg of the journey is 25 minutes and the East Coast leg is 1.5 hours? Why am I never offered EC & Connections which would make more sense?