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Whilst obtaining a 'Great Escape' ticket last Friday at Shirley I saw a sign in the booking office window advising restrictions on the use of off peak returns through Snow Hill and Moor St (perhaps others) during peak evening hours.(It did give times but am unsure of exactly what they where. Now...
A hypothetical one. If I have a season ticket from London to Stevenage and I buy a return from Stevenage to Cambridge beforehand, would this allow me to travel from Liverpool Street to Cambridge?
Intuition and common sense would be 'no way jose' but...
These tickets are £2 for any return within West Midlands zones 1 - 5, valid after 1830. Would this ticket be valid outbound, on a train timetabled to depart before 1830, but, due to late running, actually departing after 1830?
It would be a London Midland service, the only info I have gleaned...
Taking advantage of the London Midland 50% off peak discount this Saturday, Shirley to Crewe, gives me a price of £11-05. Yet, Shirley to Chester, via Crewe is £8-55... further but cheaper. I'm not complaining but would love to know the reasons why. Any thoughts ?
I am planning on doing this next Saturday using the £10 London Midland Easter rail sale. Could you please tell me if via Rugely TV is a valid route? thanks
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