Using Staff PRIV Card for GWR Sleeper Night Riviera

[WarJan]

I have a Standard Privilege card entitling me to 75% off walk-up fares for Off P, Super O-P and Anytime Sgl. Can I use this for the cabins on the night Riviera, i.e. the £109 fare quoted on the website? If I use it just for a normal Super off peak, where do you sit from midnight till 5 am, if you are not in a cabin?

However I would like to know if it can be used on a cabin/solo berth?

 

[plymothian]

PRIV discounts are available on tickets on the Night Riviera for the seated accommodation, for a berth you have to pay the full supplement, subject to availability.

OR

75% off the most expensive advance-berth inclusive ticket, subject to availability

http://www.raildeliverygroup.com/files/Publications/services/rst/RST_Where_Can_I_Go.pdf

 

[t0ffeeman]

I paid about £27 single for an inclusive berth. Was a bunk bed but only me in it. In the morning slipped down to First Class for free tea and biccies. These run out quickly though

 

[bb21]

Inclusive berth quota for Priv holders is very small, so you'll need to get in quick.

Alternatively use a normal Priv ticket and sit in the seated portion, or buy that plus a cabin supplement at ~£50.

 

[221129]

Inclusive berth quota for Priv holders is very small, so you'll need to get in quick.

Alternatively use a normal Priv ticket and sit in the seated portion, or buy that plus a cabin supplement at ~£50.

£60 now.

 

[ffm]

I paid about £27 single for an inclusive berth. Was a bunk bed but only me in it. In the morning slipped down to First Class for free tea and biccies. These run out quickly though

I paid about the same in November, but stayed in my berth (single not set up with bunks - ask and if there's one free they will let you move) and was served my free tea and bacon baguette in bed. The First Class lounge at Paddington is excellent too, sandwiches, loads of wine and snack biscuits/poshcorn.