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samtheseagull

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I noticed if you book online you can get a adult ticket return for £10(£8 if early).
Is that the price even if I buy on the day at the station?

 

bassking

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samtheseagull said:

I noticed if you book online you can get a adult ticket return for £10(£8 if early).
Is that the price even if I buy on the day at the station?

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Is it through southern rail, the cheapest i can find is £20.

 

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samtheseagull

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bassking said:

Is it through southern rail, the cheapest i can find is £20.

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Just checked and the price has now gone to £20 return, last week they were £10

 

melias shoes

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You can get railcards for £12.15. Trains,tubes even buses. Got mine.

 

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samtheseagull

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melias shoes said:

You can get railcards for £12.15. Trains,tubes even buses. Got mine.

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And that can get used to brentford and back? Where do I get them?

 

melias shoes

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Got it at the 1 shop in North street but I would imagine you could get them at the station.

 

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Victor Chandler

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samtheseagull said:

And that can get used to brentford and back? Where do I get them?

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Yes a capital card can get you to Brentford and back because Brentford is in Zone 4 and a capital card covers zones 1-6. You can buy them at the station you are travelling from or you can buy them on line at nationalrail.co.uk

 

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samtheseagull

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Victor Chandler said:

Yes a capital card can get you to Brentford and back because Brentford is in Zone 4 and a capital card covers zones 1-6. You can buy them at the station you are travelling from or you can buy them on line at nationalrail.co.uk

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I thought rail cards only give you a discount?

 

Colossal Squid

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Victor Chandler said:

Yes a capital card can get you to Brentford and back because Brentford is in Zone 4 and a capital card covers zones 1-6. You can buy them at the station you are travelling from or you can buy them on line at nationalrail.co.uk

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Pardon me for being a spaz but I can't find this deal on the National Rail site. How do I get it?

 

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I get all my tickets through http://www.southernrailway.com/.

They feature all the other offers. I have compared them to Trainline and found that there are no benefits in that website above using the local one.

N.B For travel in areas outside the Southern area though it does pay to have a look at the regional operators websites, in case they do have one-month offers of £15 anywhere on weekend etc that don't appear elsewhere.

 

CorgiRegisteredFriend

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Found cheapest was to get two singles at £8 each. (Travelling from Hove)

 

8ace

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Colossal Squid said:

Pardon me for being a spaz but I can't find this deal on the National Rail site. How do I get it?

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£12.15 is with a railcard - £18.40 w/o.
If there are three or more of you then you can get the same discocunt with Groupsave.
I book most of my tickets here http://www.buytickets.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/advancedsearch.aspx but it doesn't make much difference so long as you don't use thetrainline.com.

 

e77

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I would have thought if you are a regular away traveller a Network Card is fairly mandatory?

 

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samtheseagull

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8ace said:

£12.15 is with a railcard - £18.40 w/o.
If there are three or more of you then you can get the same discocunt with Groupsave.
I book most of my tickets here http://www.buytickets.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/advancedsearch.aspx but it doesn't make much difference so long as you don't use thetrainline.com.

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yes got the group saver option. £12.15

 

seagurn

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8ace said:

£12.15 is with a railcard - £18.40 w/o.
If there are three or more of you then you can get the same discocunt with Groupsave.
I book most of my tickets here http://www.buytickets.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk/advancedsearch.aspx but it doesn't make much difference so long as you don't use thetrainline.com.

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Where and what time ? As i like the sound of a discocunt? Lol

 

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No hair on mine please

 

8ace

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seagurn said:

Where and what time ? As i like the sound of a discocunt? Lol

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e77 said:

I would have thought if you are a regular away traveller a Network Card is fairly mandatory?

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Network card only works for a limited area, the real away fans who go north will have the two together rail card but must travel together as the card surgests. Forest away £11.80 return each from London and Norwich £14.55 each return from London when I brought them in advance.