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It's worked with me before and doesn't cost money. I think there is like a 5 minute limit but I don't know exactly. I think u can also touch the same 'touch in' pad and it cancels it.

You could just walk through, double back and touch out at the dame station and this will clear the touch in

Is the ticket valid even though EMT don't stop at Harlington though?

Belfast Central to Dublin Connolly is quicker by bus (to Busaras) and Milton Keynes to Bedford compared to Bletchley to Bedford train.

I've got a feeling but I may be wrong that the 1930 BHM to EUS is an evening supper train as the West Midlands pendos don't have the evening meal.

In that case your in for a treat :) enjoy.

I would recommend weekday virgin first class, not only do u get the wider and more comfy seat u also get free wifi, an at seat meal service (time dependant) and unlimited free booze!! U will also get a newspaper. So well worth the upgrade.

You may find it easier by bus but you will have to pay £2.40 unless you have an Oyster card when it will be £1.35. If your ticket has a + (plus sign) next to your destination it is valid on any tube line between your London terminals. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- That was...

Longer journey time and quite possibly higher fare but have a look at XC advance fares LEi -BHM - Reading - Didcot.

It's not valid departing Euston. You can travel from Harrow, Watford or Milton Keynes C and any station north of them. The only exception is in the morning where it isn't valid on any train before 09.30.

The safest best would be to get a Eurostar Std Highsaver or Advance between Birmingham and London so incase ur train is late you will be protected all the way to Paris.

If ur catching the tube all the way then it'll take roughly 2 hours. May take a little less if no disruptions etc but you'll have to change to the Piccadilly line en route.

Hello, you should be fine to take pictures in the metro system, but without flash on. In the underground stations (Newcastle and Sunderland city centres) I would take caution though and explain that your an enthusiast if stopped. Or where there is a staff member, talk to them first and follow...

District is correct I've done it plenty of times through Shadwell - same scenario. But you must touch out and back in and out again at your destination otherwise it will not be recognised.

From all the 11 car pendos I've been on all three coaches (E F and U) are unreserved.

The ticket number is normally five digits and is next to the ten digit number you've recognised.

That's no problem :)

Hello sorry for late reply. I don't know exact Stagecoach fares but I assume it's around£3 to £4.00 per single journey.

Your best bet would be to jump on the 70 / 150 arriva buses to Milton Keynes an ask for a 'Bucks Plus' day ticket which is £5.50 (saves you £3.00 compare to the all zones ticket) and change onto the 89. Once you board the 89 your best bet would be 2 x single tickets since they do not sell...