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Ahh I see it's because there is no day return that the price is so high in comparison, despite the trip from KID - WOF/WOS being around 30 minutes.

Hi, I've been looking at a return trip from Kidderminster (KID) to Oxford (OXF). If I do a straight return on a Saturday (changing at Worcester) it's £42.80. If I ticket split at Worcester it's £6.70 + £19.10 = £25.80 or 60% of the original cost. I have noticed a lot of fares via Birmingham...

Just to add - this is for travel in August so I'm aware tickets won't be available yet - I like to be prepared :)

Arctic Troll Established Member Are you aware that the the WMT/LNR only Super Off-Peak Return is very inexpensive (£10.30)? ... I'm trying to find this but struggling. I need to arrive by 11 at Wolverton - I can return any time on Sunday. On WMT website it doesn't seem to be showing the Super...

Just had a look into the fares with railcard KID-WOL-KID Off peak return is £28.20 KID-WOL-KID 2 x advance = around £25 depending on train. SBJ-WOL-KID OPR = £28.20 SBJ-WOL-SBJ 2 x advance = around £22. Any idea why the advance fees are different, whereas it can be seen the OPR is the same...

Just as a slight curveball, I may drive to Stourbridge Junction (SBJ) and avail myself of the free carpark. The fuel is offset by the £6 fee to park at Kidderminster, and there are more trains from Moor Street to SBJ than KID (some terminate at SBJ rather than continuing to KID, and also some...

Thanks for your swift and comprehensive response. I wasn't aware you could double-back Wolverton to MK - is this because there are fewer trains from Wolverton? There are direct trains BHM to Wolverton so seems strange you can elongate your journey via MKC...

Hi all, I'm looking at doing Kidderminster -> Wolverton, then following day Milton Keynes Central (MKC) -> Kidderminster the following day (Saturday morning, Sunday daytime). If I was to buy an off-peak return to MKC, can I hop out at Wolverton? I would be travelling from Wolverton to Milton...