Stupid question time - can I buy Serco Caledonian Sleeper tickets from stations?

[cf111]

I can't think of a reason why not but their website only mentions buying them via their website or over the phone (https://www.sleeper.scot/index.php/faq-buying-tickets) so I'd rather not trail down to the station to use my RTVs to be told no.

 

[CallySleeper]

Personally I don't see why not as you always have been able to in the past. No harm in trying!

 

[cf111]

Personally I don't see why not as you always have been able to in the past. No harm in trying!

I am erring towards that point of view myself, hopefully it is the case.

 

[hairyhandedfool]

You should be able to do it, but bear in mind that many ticket offices don't get to issue them very often (if ever).

 

[trentside]

They're actually easier to do than than I expected when I booked some recently.

In fact the clerk thought he'd done it wrong as it was so quick to do.

Despite this, I wouldn't be surprised if "shopping around" was necessary in some areas.

 

[cf111]

My local station are very good so I don't perceive any problems, certainly never had any in the past! It is a ScotRail station so that will help I suppose. Thanks for the advice.
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In case this pops up on a Google search, ticket booked fine at the station but they couldn't apply a railcard discount.