Long Eaton to STP for Eurostar

[m_m]

Hi All,

I just want to check something - for 2 people with a two together railcard on a weekday - I think we can get the 09:41 train to St Pancras for £140 (destination is actually london international). I think this is an open return, so I can use it a few days later when I return from Paris to get back to long eaton?

However, the fare with the destination set as STP is £173.80, as the time is not super off peak.

I guess I'm just checking my logic here - the CIV has different peak restrictions/pricing? And the above is valid?

thanks in advance!

 

[Vexed]

Yes, the CIV ticket has different restrictions to other tickets to St Pancras. It has restriction code EU (how appropriate!) which makes it valid for arrivals into London after 10:11, and for your return there are no restrictions at all, valid for 2 months.

You may be asked to show your Eurostar ticket to prove your entitlement to the ticket.

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[Haywain]

for your return there are no restrictions at all, valid for 2 months.

No restrictions other than those which apply to using a Two Together Railcard.

 

[Watershed]

No restrictions other than those which apply to using a Two Together Railcard.

Which are, for the OP's benefit, that such tickets aren't valid before 09:30 Mon-Fri (except Bank Holidays).

 

[m_m]

Brilliant, thanks all!