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I ended up getting K12 allocated on the booking system my company uses, it's on the 17:30, also I can't imagine they'll forcibly kick me out of a reserved seat surely?

Hello Travelling first class on business next month travelling from Euston to Glasgow, but I am wondering which seat is best in first class from a comfort/noise perspective? Would look to travel in one of the single seats (i.e. nobody opposite) and ideally in the direction of travel. Thanks

Wondering what the forum thinks before I approach Scotrail. I have a weekly season ticket from Hyndland to Glasgow Central or Queen Street but mainly travel to Charing Cross (Glasgow) instead. I tap in at the start of my journey and at the ticket barrier at Charing Cross, I tap in on my return...

I stand corrected this looks like a new change

This is incorrect as this route does not travel through Braehead

Stagecoach don’t travel to Braehead except for a bus to Glenrothes

Does anyone here think the cost of a return journey from Glasgow to Braehead is excessive? I've been charged £4.50 by both McGills and First Bus

http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/train/C76012/2018/08/20/advanced I've been on this service once before but I've never understood the reason to divert to avoid Haymarket just to terminate at the eastbound platform 7. Surely it makes more sense to run this service to a through platform?

Trying to help some family members out Travelling on the 21st August returning next day. Two Together Railcard. The cheapest price I got was £121 on Trainsplit but wondering if there's anything cheaper. Ideally looking to change as little as possible (so 2 max each way) Leaving GLC 07:37...

I am yes

I know that from looking at this forum before it was Glasgow to Eskbank but is there anything cheaper?

Thanks all, just a side question, what would you say primarily is the difference between the east and west coast first class services?

I know that the Seatfrog app can be used at the moment for last minute first class upgrades, but will this still be running after it becomes LNER?

I travelled on this service and it was unusually quiet anyway, just sat in the unreserved coach

Well they told me there on Twitter they "can't do in day" and "it's likely seat reservations are no longer available"

I tried the text to reserve service and it never worked for this particular service

Can someone help me clarify what to do in this situation? - I purchased a XC only ticket between Glasgow Central and Haymarket for today. - I purchased this ticket through the Scotrail website - I did not request a reservation at the time but would now like to reserve a seat on the 1900...

I know that all too well, but it's £7.50 or £8.50 on the bus/tram just to get there. Realistically it's whether the cost of flights plus travel to/from airports outweighs the cost of trains with multiple splits. EasyJet flies to Gatwick so this could work, again needs to be balanced out by...

I've used Trainsplit before but I think it's more down to reducing the cost to Brighton from London i.e. the availability of the £5 advances. The journey to London itself would be fine if booked in advance

Generally speaking what is the cheapest way to do this route? Been thinking about going this summer for a couple of days but I want to get the price right. Not taking the megastar.My two options are - Train all the way (willing to split/change as many times as necessary and length doesn't...