Can you buy a Glasgow Roundabout in Edinburgh?

[signed]

I have done this last year, but I bought the ticket at a TVM at Glasgow Central

Since that would save me a few pounds to attend the next forum meal, and that I would need it to take my train to Glasgow (wanting to buy a Edinburgh-Croy off-peak day return along with it), do they sell the roundabout in Edinburgh?

SPT says that it's only available from the on-train staff or from a rail station in the SPT zone, which is confusing in itself since I got mine from the TVM.

I assume all Scotrail TVM do sell them, but with regard to prepardness, I prefer to check with the experts here

Roundabout | SPT | Strathclyde Partnership for Transport

The Roundabout ticket gives one-day unlimited travel by ScotRail and Subway to over 110 stations within the Greater Glasgow area. Find out more about the Roundabout ticket.

www.spt.co.uk

Roundabout tickets are only available to purchase from ScotRail. These are available at any staffed rail station (in the area shown on the map below) and from on-train staff.

 

[transportphoto]

Yes - any ticket office should be able to sell them. It’s sold as an off peak day single (CDS) from any station in the geographic area to “Roundabout”.

(BR Fares: https://www.brfares.com/!faredetail?orig=GLC&dest=I225&grpo=0433&rte=1000&tkt=CDS)

 

[signed]

Thank you, very appreciated

 

[davp]

Just checking in that the Roundabout isn't valid past Dalreoch. It depends if you are making any more use of the Roundabout, but if not a split (to Balloch) at Glasgow might be slightly cheaper.

 

[signed]

It is I think £3 cheaper to split in Glasgow, but I would prefer to have the flexibility to take CityLink from Edinburgh to Glasgow to avoid doubling back to Waverley or Haymarket depending where I end up staying, or where I am getting a fryup in Glasgow in the morning.

 

[TUC]

Just checking in that the Roundabout isn't valid past Dalreoch. It depends if you are making any more use of the Roundabout, but if not a split (to Balloch) at Glasgow might be slightly cheaper.

My wife is from Alexandria, just past Dalreoch, and the lack of availability for the few remaining stations to Balloch was a source of puzzlement and frustration to me.