Ah, I didn't think you could get boundary tickets other than from a ticket office....Boundary zone 6 to Wivelsfield, https://www.brfares.com/!expert?orig=QAJ&dest=WVF&period=20250907.
It may be the same price, but it’s what the ticket was designed for.
Avanti’s site will sell it online.
The forum’s ticketing site also, but it’s a bit of a faff. Avanti lets you do it directly.Ah, I didn't think you could get boundary tickets other than from a ticket office.
Yes, splitting at Gatwick saves 80p.Any savings to be made by splitting tickets between Boundary Z6 + Wivelsfield at an intermediate station, such as Gatwick Airport?
I can't get either to do itThe forum’s ticketing site also, but it’s a bit of a faff. Avanti lets you do it directly.
Does this mean I have to be on a train which stops at CDS? Because I'm coming from Farringdon and the Wivelsfield train goes down the quarry lines of course.Yes, splitting at Gatwick saves 80p.
I can't get either to do it
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Does this mean I have to be on a train which stops at CDS? Because I'm coming from Farringdon and the Wivelsfield train goes down the quarry lines of course.
The forum's site won't offer Boundary Zone tickets for trains that run through the boundary station non-stop (I'm not sure why, as it's permitted). You'd have to select a stopper via Redhill for it to come up.I can't get either to do it

No, you don't need to stop at the station where you change between your Travelcard and your onward ticket. This is because one of your tickets is zonal (the Travelcard), so condition 14.3 of the National Rail Conditions of Travel applies:Does this mean I have to be on a train which stops at CDS? Because I'm coming from Farringdon and the Wivelsfield train goes down the quarry lines of course.
if you are using a Season Ticket, daily Zonal Ticket, or another area based Ticket such as a concessionary pass, ranger, or rover, in conjunction with another Ticket and the last station at which one Ticket is valid and the first station that the other Ticket is valid are the same, then the train does not need to Call at that station for your combination to be valid.
Is the 1733 weekdays (Southern) train from London Bridge to Littlehampton the only one that calls Southbound at Wivelsfield (arr. 1820) that hasn't also called at Gatwick Airport on its way?Of course all Thameslink trains stop at Gatwick so it's not an issue in practice.
That's weird it wouldn't let me do it yesterday. Must have been my browser playing up.The forum's site won't offer Boundary Zone tickets for trains that run through the boundary station non-stop (I'm not sure why, as it's permitted). You'd have to select a stopper via Redhill for it to come up.
Avanti's site will offer you it if you enter Boundary Zone 6:
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