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I think I might of been looking at it completely wrong which was why I was getting confused. Am I right in thinking I just look online, want the 12:55 train, then ask for a ticket for the 12:55 train?

So I assume then that the time shown on the national rail website/app would be the same time the train arrived? So 16:45 on the national rail site/app and the train arriving in station?

I'm still confused on how it works :oops: I can't see how I would know where I was going. If I had to grab a train with a change (Llandudno Junction), how would I know if it was the Holyhead train I needed to catch for example? The departure board would say Holyhead?

Thanks for the replies guys. No I don't have a smartphone, but do have a tablet. Will give it a look. Thanks. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- It's just that, after I have bought my train ticket, I'm just confused on how I would know what train I am getting. For example, If I...

The only thing is regarding the route when I buy the tickets, I would like to start some travelling and visit different parts of Britain. If I bought tickets on a machine does it tell you the route on the screen and switches etc?

Very true! I guess my only worry is if the trains operated differently from what it states online? I had a look at some journeys are showing what platform number?

Hello. I am from the UK and would like to start doing some travelling around by train. However I have not used them before despite me being 26. I guess I would just to ask, how do you know where your going regarding change overs etc? Doesn't seem to say much on a train ticket that I can...