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Chiltern's "Just 15" no more ?

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General Zod

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I have heard that Chiltern Railway's excellent value "Just 15" ticket to Birmingham is no more ? I take it that it died a death after the fare increases came into operation on the 2nd. Does anyone know if it's replacement ? And is it basically the same ticket with the same restrictions except for the higher price.

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Zod.
 
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Chiltern Railways: Walk-up
Chiltern Railways Super Off Peak Fares

Super Off Peak Fares - our cheapest rates at the quietest times of day

Previously known as 'Just 15', these tickets are available for a number of longer distance journeys on Chiltern Railways. Valid on trains scheduled to arrive into London after 13.45 Mondays to Saturdays and leaving London after 11.00 (except between 15.59-19.59 Mondays to Fridays). There are no time restrictions on Sundays. Return journey can be made the same day or within a month.

Looks like they're still aroung, although under a differnet name.
 

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I understand that Southerns Pricebuster return is also going to be renamed as a Super off peak return sometime in the near future.
 

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Sounds the same just more expensive.

Yes but they have expanding the mobile phone ticketing a fair bit recently which starts at a £5, previously this was limited to only one or two trains a day in each direction.

Brum to London for £5 yes please
 

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As part of the Rail White Paper from last year, all tickets are to be grouped into four categories, Anytime, Off Peak, Super Off Peak and Advanced. Season tickets will remain the same as now.

"10.25 - In future, rail fares will be simpler (Table 10.1). The names of fare types
will be common across the network, regardless of operator. They will be
used at all official sales points: station ticket offices, station ticket
machines, websites, telephone, and travel agents."
 
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