As I understand it through tickets to Irish / NI stations via Fishguard have not been available for some years. Also that through tickets via Pembroke Dock are not available.
However when putting the query of Winchester - Belfast NI in to the Scotrail planner it offers me 2 different ECS's 1 at £46 and the other at £44, both with the following restrictions:
Can anyone explain this?
However when putting the query of Winchester - Belfast NI in to the Scotrail planner it offers me 2 different ECS's 1 at £46 and the other at £44, both with the following restrictions:
ECONOMY SINGLE
TICKET TYPE
ECONOMY SINGLE
DESCRIPTION
This Standard Class single ticket is available for all journeys via Fishguard Harbour or Pembroke Dock.
TRAIN OPERATOR
Most Train Operating Companies
BOOKING DEADLINES
Walk-up ticket: can be purchased either in advance or on day of travel.
DISCOUNTS
Child fares are 50% of the full fare - no further discounts are available.
REFUNDS
Full refund minus a cancellation fee for a ticket that is wholly unused and returned complete, within 28 days of its expiry date.
CHANGES TO TRAVEL PLANS
If the travel date is to be changed, cancel and rebook.
CONDITIONS
The journey must be on the date on the ticket. Reservations are not essential but are recommended.
BREAK OF JOURNEY
Break of journey is not permitted.
AVAILABILITY
Available on most days.
VALIDITY
It is only available for travel on specific journeys serving these ports.
Can anyone explain this?
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