Eus-SNH and Merseyside transport for cgeap

[sad1e]

Would the attached image be the cheapest way to get to Merseyside and transport around Merseyside from EUS (prices listed are child prices)

 

[alistairlees]

Welcome to the forum!

What’s SNH please? And what is cgeap?

Explaining things more clearly will help you get the best advice more quickly.

 

[hexagon789]

What’s SNH please? And what is cgeap?

Presumably St Helen's Central (that's its three letter code at least) and I assume 'cgeap' is a typo for 'cheap'.

 

[sad1e]

Presumably St Helen's Central (that's its three letter code at least) and I assume 'cgeap' is a typo for 'cheap'.

Sorry for the spelling phone keyboards are not the clearest to type on

 

[Kite159]

Splitting at Northampton will limit you to using the slower LNR services which crawl via the Northampton loop, rather than the LNR services from London to Crewe which go via Weedon.

Surely you mean a West Midlands Day Ranger rather than an East Midlands Rover which isn't valid to Crewe?

The cheapest way is surely something like a WMR & LNR ONLY London - Liverpool ticket [£28.90 for a child with the off-peak return, £22.05 for the more restrictive super off-peak return]

 

[sad1e]

Splitting at Northampton will limit you to using the slower LNR services which crawl via the Northampton loop, rather than the LNR services from London to Crewe which go via Weedon.

Surely you mean a West Midlands Day Ranger rather than an East Midlands Rover which isn't valid to Crewe?

The cheapest way is surely something like a WMR & LNR ONLY London - Liverpool ticket [£28.90 for a child with the off-peak return, £22.05 for the more restrictive super off-peak return]

Thank you I didn't realise you could get tickets that only allow you on wmr and lnr services , how much mor restrictive is the super off peak return compared to the off peak

 

[childwallblues]

If you are going to St Helens Central you could travel to Wgan North Western on Avanti and pick up a local service.