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Well, it's possible to do it for £60 return with slightly different dates (6th - 9th), but once you add transfers in/decide 5am is too early it gets rather less convenient...
Hi all,
Quick split question:
Return travel from Edinburgh to Bristol Temple Meads
Out: 7th or 8th June
Return: 9th or 10th June (2-3 nights)
Railcard: 16-25
Looking for any cheap combination/route...
Pretty much covers it. It's advertised as being on all services on the mapped area - therefore it is. Whether other TOCs have agreed or get a share of the revenue is irrelevant - both SN and LM are part of the RSP.
But emergency services are run with some contingency. If a member of staff is unavailable, things might run a little slower, but they still happen. If there were more spare crew & drivers on the network to help fill in the gaps, the public would probably be far happier.
It's not really an odd conversation, "single from X to here, journey just made" doesn't bat an eyelid. If there are facilities, even if you've made the journey, not bothering to pay is clearly an offence - and an RPI, if they saw you leaving, could issue you a UPF notice (or take evidence).
You...
Indeed it is. A zero-fare should apply on that over-distance excess (and should be done prior to travel).
(Note: The route restriction will also change from "Not London" to "Banbury".)
A quick request for possible splits:
Salisbury to Cambridge, leaving on a Friday afternoon, returning Sunday. Avoiding advance tickets, with a 16-25 Railcard, prioritising cost over time.
Cheers!
It's quite a bait and switch really.
If you go to the CrossCountry site, and see advertised journeys which would normally be completed on a CrossCountry train, you expect the "from" price to apply to that.
In the case of Leeds to York, the advertised price is "from £10.60". Yet, when you...
Just to confirm, you purchased an Anytime Return from Cardiff Central to Oldfield Park, and have the return portion unused?
I believe that an over-distance excess on the return portion can be issued (despite used outward portion being used), and the excess should be: £0.
What matters is not the actual operator, but if the ticket says "Chiltern only". If no such operator restriction is listed, it's valid on any operator who operates on a permitted route.
I left a refund on an Oyster (in failed status) when I was in the States. Requesting it be retried the day before I next visited worked fine for me (ca. 4 months).
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