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334, maybe.

Total guess here with 333.

A short bus or taxi ride across the border would be preferrable to paying £200 for a TGV ride imo. 1708193741 There is also the sleeper from Toulouse, total price for the journey across the border and then a couchette berth would be about £130 I think.

Is getting a local train to the border and then the night train an option?

Yep, spot on.

Nope. Nope.

It's not the first time RENFE has done it, look at the S130 units. A good portion of those used to be traditional hauled stock, built around 1999, but then in 2007 they built power cars. Slightly different age difference nowadays, admittedly.

Nope, but close.

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When I last did it, I paid around £100, which was about £10 more than the regular sleeper. Shame to see the prices go up like that, though I am not surprised as it's a really good product. How many people are travelling? If more than one, then the extra space afforded by these massive rooms...

No. No. Yes, good job! Your turn. :)

Nope.

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They are the train's ID, also can be seen on FastJP. The one for Ex 7707, which is the 12:00 London Marylebone to Birmingham Moor Street is shown below on FastJP as G07707.

397?

Yep, too easy! :D

Basically all UK stuff is on there, part of the European timetable system. 1707647132 See here for some examples of London to Birmingham on the ČD website.