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Well really I wish I had not posted my suggestions. I have to say, as John@Home points out, that the National Rail website often does not work properly for complex searches. But when it works, because of the additional options, it's a better tool to use.
Anyway, I persevered and after very...
Sorry, the mention of GFW offering multiple options was incorrect - apologies. What one CAN do there is include 'via SOU' and then it shows SEF-BIT as a valid route on a 1 month open return.
I am attempting to get National Rail's website to produce the right fare in order to illustrate how...
There's an alternative solution to questions like this.
I'm not sure if I agree that eastcoast.co.uk is better. Why is it better for this purpose? What eastcoast does NOT allow is multiple options in Advanced Search.
If multiple options are available (e.g. National Rail or First Great...
Thanks BB21 for a most informative reply that addressed my very many points. I have now found a way to make this journey in one of the ways that I had hoped.
SEF-BIT GWR SVR at £30.35 (senior railcard discount). Separate tickets: BCS (Bicester North) to HWY SDS each way at £3.85...
I would like to seek some expert advice on a planned trip from Seaford (SEF) to High Wycombe (HWY). I'm sorry it's so complicated but it did not start out that way. My attempt below was to try to ascertain the rules step by step and then follow them, but in the end perhaps this has led...
In France, SNCF has a Carte Senior (that you buy for 56 euros). It allows 25% to 50% reduction on all domestic train fares. Like everything in France, it's complicated to understand but one can buy the card at any station. In peak periods (periodes blanches), you'll only get 25% off all...
It's possible to buy a season ticket Guildford - East Croydon for £61.20:
"Travel must involve passing through or changing at Surbiton"
There are routes not offered in the opposite direction.
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