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I have been trying to scrape a few quid together by selling some old timetables and bus/train memorabilia on eBay.
I have a few rolls of Wayfarer bus tickets (blank) from the early 1990s.
For some reason a lot of the interest in these items seems to come from Japanese buyers.
Does anyone have...
Am I right in thinking that a Brighton to Bournemouth off peak return (routed 'not via London') would be perfectly valid for starting a journey at Balham, taking a Southern train to Clapham Junction and changing on to SWR there?
What are the chance of hassle with gateline staff at Balham?
Need to travel with a group of children from London to Cuffley.
BRfares indicates a £2 child flat fare is available.
The Great Northern website says that journeys in zones 1 to 9 are excluded from the flat fare deal.
Cuffley has recently joined zone 9.
Any opinions on the status of these...
I'm pretty sure the answer is yes, but can anyone confirm that this ticket:
http://www.brfares.com/#faredetail?orig=EPH&dest=CUF&rlc=2TR&rte=790&tkt=CBA
is valid
Thameslink: Elephant & Castle - St Pancras International
Great Northern: King's Cross - Finsbury Park
Great Northern: Finsbury Park...
I have to make an early morning journey to Great Missenden on Saturday 13 October.
The earliest northbound train starts at Amersham and can only be reached by Metropolitan line from Baker Street
I'm 99.5% sure the answer is yes, but please could I have reassurance that a London Terminals to...
Does anyone have experience buying/using these tickets?
http://www.brfares.com/#!fares?orig=BMH&dest=J348&rlc=2TR
Can they be purchased on their own (ie without a connecting rail ticket for the same day)?
Is Bournemouth ticket office likely to sell these without a fuss?
Are Purbeck Breezer...
There seems to be a fault on the SWR and GWR websites which means that railcard discounts are not being properly applied.
They show on the first screen but if you try to buy the ticket it wants full price.
I’m used to some promotional fares only being available on a TOC’s own site. Fair enough, up to a point.
I regularly travel from London to Tonbridge.
I buy most of my rail tickets from GWR or SWR (for the Nectar points).
Because of this, I wasn’t aware that I could have saved a...
I am travelling to Tonbridge tomorrow.
There are engineering works, so the London Bridge to Hastings service is diverted via Redhill. These are the only direct London Bridge to Tonbridge trains tomorrow.
Could I use the £9.50 Network Railcard discounted CDR on this service...
I have a full-price Advance ticket for London to Bournemouth for tomorrow.
I'd like to add a Plusbus ticket.
I hold a Network Railcard.
Am I right in thinking that I can buy a Plusbus addon for the railcard discounted price, even though the rail ticket (as an Advance) is not eligible for a...
At this week's TfL board meeting, Mike Brown indicated that talks are under way with a view to introducing Oyster ticketing on Heathrow Express in advance of the opening of the Elizabeth Line
Approx 3 hours 20 mins in, on the webcast...
New arrangement from 22 September:
http://www.thamesclippers.com/route-time-table/ticketing-changes
(Until now you have been able to use Oyster PAYG to buy paper tickets for the ferry, but not for paperless travel.)
I can foresee trouble with this:
Does anyone know if this fare actually exists:
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/100119.aspx
It's not mentioned on the AGA website so far as I can tell.
I understand that disposable smart cards for the NS portion of the journey are issued at Harwich.
When leaving the UK, do they also issue the NS tickets for the return portion of the journey at this point?
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