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London International [LNE] / CIV Enquiry

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CrankyBot

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Good afternoon folks,

I would like to enquire about the London International tickets, firstly, are PRIV discounts valid for the ticket? Secondly, is there a realistic difference between an EVR (Euro High Saver Civ) or is the Eurostar Civ (EOR) the one we're meant to get? We're travelling on a Saturday from Southend Vic and coming back the next day, do EVRs last a month? (and would an EVR be valid for 4am on said-Saturday?)

Many thanks!
 
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Yes, London International tickets are eligible for the usual 75% Priv discount. It includes the Tube/Elizabeth line/Thameslink transfer to St Pancras, though you would be entitled to an equivalent discount on your Oyster card anyway if you have safeguarded facilities.

The EVR has restriction code 1C, which (as per the link at nre.co.uk/1C) is valid to arrive into London from 10am onwards and depart from 9:30am onwards. As usual, those restrictions only apply on weekdays so you would not have any issues travelling at 4am on a weekend.

The EOR is effectively an Anytime version of the EVR. Given you'll be meeting the time restrictions of the EVR you won't need to pay the slightly higher EOR fare.

EVR and EOR tickets are valid for one day on the outward portion, and for 2 months on the return portion. So a return the next day is absolutely fine.

For future reference, all of the above information is shown on BR Fares, so you might find it a useful tool :)
 
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