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This probably a stupid question but I've added some journeys to basket (all Avanti) and can view the seats that have been allocated.
Is there a way to change the seats before paying because I can't for the life of me find one?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, Haversham & Little Linford viaduct is a good spot and is searchable on Google maps. There are some decent enough car parking spots nearby. If you're going to be there a while it would be prudent to take some supplies.
I presume that you were using flexible tickets.
If so, what matters is your arrival time back at Reading compared with the scheduled arrival time of the earliest connection from Tonbridge.
You will, I believe, be entitled to claim for the whole journey from Tunbridge Wells to Reading based on...
I have a rather hazy memory of getting home to my rented house in Oakworth with some colleagues from work in Bradford one evening by taking a train to Keighley and taking a ride up the valley behind double headed Deltics in the dark.
It would have been in late 1988 or early 1989.
It cost a bit...
Yes.
E.g. https://tickets.railforums.co.uk/results?FromStation=7060180&ToStation=7000350&Adults=1&OutboundDate=18%2F05%2F2024&OutboundTime=14%3A00&InboundDate=18%2F05%2F2024&InboundTime=20%3A30&Railcard=SRN&searchBy=0&firstClass=false&flexible=false&selectionMethod=Grid
You could always use Google Maps, input the destination as the bus stop you're to alight at and if the ETA has you getting there in time when you check just over 5 minutes from train departure away then purchase at that time.
Initial impression is that you would claim from TPE for both journeys, out and back, in their entirety.
However, we would need to know the scheduled times for each leg of each journey and the actual times at each change; provided you complied with minimum connecting times the claims will be valid.
It is on the return journey.
I'm sure more knowledgeable folks will be along soon to confirm or deny this but it seems that once you have left Euston whilst adhering to any time restriction from there you are, effectively, free to stop wherever you please en route for as long as you like within...
I used the forum's site to request a journey from New Eltham to Oxford without splits specifying a via point of Woolwich Elizabeth line and it offered the Anytime single straight away.
Changes at Lewisham, Canary Wharf, Woolwich and Paddington.
I may just have been unlucky and I should point out that my comment really only refers to Edinburgh services; on those occasions where I've been on the Leeds services things have been more pleasant.
However, to add to my displeasure, although the Avanti refurb has, in my opinion, made the seats...
100% this.
Neither would I and I am now restricted to Avanti as LNER's first is too often full to the rafters and noisy as a result.
Fortunately, Avanti's offer is very good and the staff are unfailingly excellent
Good shout.
Also consider http://www.railrover.org/pages/coast-and-peaks-rover.html
at £96.80 for any 4 days within an 8 day period.
It covers all of your travel plus quite a bit more if you are so inclined.
0802 from Glasgow southbound, can't remember the other times.
1630 from Euston northbound, 1900 from Preston, arrive Motherwell 2056 and Glasgow Central 2112.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday only and it was timetabled; caught it northbound from Preston many times.
I don't see how this covers the last leg from Shrewsbury to Chester as you would be using part of the outward ticket after the return which is not permitted; indeed it seems to mean two valid tickets would be held for Chester to Manchester.
The forum's site suggests a multi split journey for...
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