Gareth1990
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I’m currently using a South Pennines Day Ranger and already I’ve had problems, I know the Rover site but I often find errors. Is there an official map I can show if I get any more trouble?
I just buy it on the day. You can buy them from Northern TVMs, they're in the rovers and rangers menu.Can I buy this online or is it just at a station, and can I use an ATM?
Thanks - never bought one via ATM so I'll look out for it!I just buy it on the day. You can buy them from Northern TVMs, they're in the rovers and rangers menu.
Well if you find an error why don't you let me know then I can fix it?I know the Rover site but I often find errors.
This thread has come in handy; was thinking (using railcard and Manchester bus/train pass) Victoria>Huddersfield>Hebden Bridge>Victoria using Stalybridge > Hebden Bridge via Huddersfield (single, break at HUD) and a single Hebden Bridge/Rochdale.
If you have a GM (zonal) bus/train pass, it should be valid as far as Greenfield on the way out, even on non-stopping trains and similarly from Littleborough on the way back. So a Greenfield->Huddersfield single at £7.90, a Huddersfield->Hebden Bridge single at £4.50 and a Hebden Bridge->Littleborough single at £3.95. Total £16.35 after the railcard discount.Think the day ranger would save me about a pound! Can I buy this online or is it just at a station, and can I use an ATM? Or is there a cheaper way (eg Stalybridge>Brighouse then Brighouse>Rochdale)?
Thanks, worth looking into! I suppose I could get the ordinary bus Huddersfield to Brighouse which would be free!If you have a GM (zonal) bus/train pass, it should be valid as far as Greenfield on the way out, even on non-stopping trains and similarly from Littleborough on the way back. So a Greenfield->Huddersfield single at £7.90, a Huddersfield->Hebden Bridge single at £4.50 and a Hebden Bridge->Littleborough single at £3.95. Total £16.35 after the railcard discount.
Splitting at Brighouse would total £15.20 after railcard discount has been applied (Greenfield to Brighouse at £8.70 and then Brighouse to Littleborough at £6.50.
The South Pennines Day ranger is slightly more expensive at £20.75, this price again with railcard discount.
Can anyone suggest a better option? Might an Off Peak Return from Manchester Stns ->Brighouse at £12.65 be a possibility?
If you have anything to do with the new maps, can the wording on the map "Valid on any ToC services on this mao" when its not true?
Welcome!(Oh, my first post by the way!)
I can certainly pass that on to the people who are looking after the new maps@Wallsendmag
If you have anything to do with the new maps, can the wording on the map "Valid on any ToC services on this mao" when its not true?
One I know of as I have uded it is the Freedom of the North East.
As far as I know its not valid on Grand Central and Hull trsins, but this wording implies it does!
Nearly got caught out once by getting one of those ToCs with that Rover ticket!
Thanks!
(Oh, my first post by the way!)
You would not be at risk of a penalty fare as neither Hull Trains or Grand Central operate a penalty fare scheme, and both allow tickets to be purchased on board their services.I don't know if I'm prepared to risk a penalty fare or worse to find out for sure.
Fair point, there's little jeopardy on the North East Rover. On the North West Rover however East Midlands might take a different view. They are not listed as a participating operator however there is that same text on the Northern Map and Northern own the product.You would not be at risk of a penalty fare as neither Hull Trains or Grand Central operate a penalty fare scheme, and both allow tickets to be purchased on board their services.