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Hi I have purchased an advance single Dorchester South to Waterloo - The ticket instead of showing the usual DCH code is for DRC to CLJ and CLJ to WAT (obviously a split at Clapham Junction) Can anyone explain the DRC code? The eticket and pdf itinerary clearly say Dorchester South, but the the...
Did it offer you fares and the chance to book a ticket? It doesn’t work for me, sadly, although yes it can set the departure origin correctly. I do wonder if these through tickets will be largely discontinued and replaced by PlusBus zones in future. Which are not quite the same thing.
Thank you for your explanation - that makes sense, although of course you would need to travel to the railway station to buy the ticket you no longer need!
BRfares shows fares for Bridport via First Bus X51/X53 to/from London Waterloo, including advance fares. Can anyone tell me if there is any way to book these online? The forum's booking engine shows Bridport as a valid origin but returns "no results for your current search".
Would anyone like to comment on the below comment from TrainSplit customer support? It was in response to a friend’s enquiry about using a Waterloo to Weymouth advance ticket to travel to Dorchester South, but more general advice would be appreciated. Is the legal position that ending a journey...
My 19:20 train from Waterloo to Exeter was cancelled this evening and I discovered it in time to catch the earlier 18:23 and was allowed to do so despite holding an advance single for the 19:20.
Now the 18:23 is itself delayed by 58 minutes. Can I claim delay repay or will the argument be that I...
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