ATW. No reservations. Look what happens.....

[Tracky]

Doing so for an Advance ticket may incur a £10 change fee.

I don't see why, as you are not changing the journey...
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Consistently when I've taken advance tickets booked online to ATW ticket offices they try and charge me £10 per seat. And that was on a straw poll survery of six.

Out of interest, where are the offices charging?

 

[Flamingo]

I don't see why, as you are not changing the journey...
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Out of interest, where are the offices charging?

The rules on Advance tickets is that there is a £10 change of journey fee, plus any difference in price between what was paid and the new ticket.

 

[Tracky]

The rules on Advance tickets is that there is a £10 change of journey fee, plus any difference in price between what was paid and the new ticket.

Yes, but providing a seat on the train on which you have a counted place does not change the journey.

I always provided them free of charge when I was in the office and it was never questioned.

 

[Flamingo]

Yes, but providing a seat on the train on which you have a counted place does not change the journey.

I always provided them free of charge when I was in the office and it was never questioned.

Sorry, I misread the previous post, I didn't realise you just meant a reservation on a train that was already booked

 

[reb0118]

For a moment I thought I was reading from a Bob Crowe quote then..

Crow not Crowe.