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    Buying additional tickets to travel at peak times

    Thanks John. I'm using the return part of this ticket, but the requirement to be in Liverpool by 1200 is my own- just to give me enough time to get to work! The information you've posted is useful nonetheless.
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    Buying additional tickets to travel at peak times

    Thanks very much for the help. :-)
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    Buying additional tickets to travel at peak times

    It's a fair cop... but the general idea behind my, er, idea was contained in Crosscountry's own help website... However, I don't recall any obvious information when I bought the ticket from a machine on the day of my outward journey, and this is a rather sudden change of plan, so I am relying...
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    Buying additional tickets to travel at peak times

    I found the specific reference to the times at this link...
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    Buying additional tickets to travel at peak times

    Thanks for the assistance. The 'off peak ticket only valid after 0930' comes from my own guess- I looked at train times from BPW - LIV on Monday, and no off peak tickets were offered for sale before 0930. Also, the general advice I eventually found on Crosscountry's website (theirs are the...
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    Buying additional tickets to travel at peak times

    Hi all, I have an Off-Peak Return ticket from Taunton (TAU) to Liverpool, (marked 'Liverpool Stns' but usually LIV) marked 'any permitted' route and 'as advertised' validity. My plans have changed slightly, and instead of travelling tomorrow (Sun 14/02/2010), I'd like to travel on Monday...

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