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[46100ROYALSCOT]

I am having difficulty in understanding the 3 letter codes down the left-hand side. The help menu doesnt help very much:cry:
Are there any of you very knowledgeable members able to help me?

 

[ainsworth74]

They relate to ticket types. So for instance CDR = Off Peak Day Return, SVR = Off Peak Return and SOR = Anytime Return. You can find this out by looking at the details of a specific ticket.

 

[46100ROYALSCOT]

They relate to ticket types. So for instance CDR = Off Peak Day Return, SVR = Off Peak Return and SOR = Anytime Return. You can find this out by looking at the details of a specific ticket.

Thanks for your helpful reply. The few you have quoted I roughly understand, the ones I don't are for example F1V, F3V, C7S, XCU, MDF. there are lots more to many to list, I was hoping for a complete listing of codes possibly to download.

 

[142094]

If you double click on the selected cell it comes up with what you want.

 

[krus_aragon]

Thanks for your helpful reply. The few you have quoted I roughly understand, the ones I don't are for example F1V, F3V, C7S, XCU, MDF. there are lots more to many to list, I was hoping for a complete listing of codes possibly to download.

I think you'll find that a lot of those weird ones are related to advance tickets: there's a different ticket code for each price band on a route. There'll also be odd tickets such as weekend first upgrades, carnet tickets, local concessions, etc...

 

[RJ]

Thanks for your helpful reply. The few you have quoted I roughly understand, the ones I don't are for example F1V, F3V, C7S, XCU, MDF. there are lots more to many to list, I was hoping for a complete listing of codes possibly to download.

The definitions vary by TOC. The reference can be to class, coach number, how many days in advance the ticket must be available for and so on.

 

[Mojo]

If you double click on the selected cell it comes up with what you want.

Yes, just double click on the box with the price and the top line in the box on the left tells you what the three letter code stands for (eg. SVR - OFF-PEAK R)