ticket display

[parchment]

Hi,

I'm finding this sight really good - even addictive!

Need some advice about the paper ticket format display.

I'm planning to book a return journey (say A to B) via Z. The Z is a bit out on a limb - but results in a cheaper rail fare as well as being necessary for my journey.

The outward journey would we booked and seats reserved etc. For the return journey, ideally I ould wish the ticket too explicitly say restriction "via Station Z' (or something along those lines). Do you know if the tickets do explicitly say "Via station Z". Ideally, this is what I'm after to eliminate any ambiguity or hassle should they question the need to go through Z, on inspection.

Again, advice welcomed
Cheers

 

[telstarbox]

Go to www.brfares.com and type in the details. The route as printed on the ticket will be shown in the second column.

Example: http://www.brfares.com/#!fares?orig=LDS&dest=MAN

 

[30907]

You should be able to find out the answer on www.brfares.com by inputting start and finish stations and looking at what routings show up.

If there isn't a "via Z" fare then get a booking engine or NRE to produce the itinerary - at any time of day unless your ticket has a restriction - is a safety ploy.

Too slow again!

 

[bb21]

Any reason to hide the identity of the statiobs?