Good news if you travel to games by rail

[studio150]

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/15117198.Rail_users_are_not_being_fully_informed_of_their_rights/

I had missed this but if your train is delayed or cancelled meaning
you miss the game or arrive very late as well as delay repair you are now able to claim for consquential loss. This will include the cost of your match ticket.

At this stage it doesn't include liss if enjoyment so your £1m+ claims for when the Albion win will have to wait for now

 

[Ernest]

Not applicable as the club are in the contract with SASTA

 

[Notters]

Also not applicable to season ticket holders.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Also n/a if you have a vowel in your name.

 

[studio150]

Not applicable as the club are in the contract with SASTA

I was thinking more about that use the train for away games

 

[atomised]

Not applicable as the club are in the contract with SASTA

Really. The club have a contract for travel to away games? Or do people only travel by train to home games?

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Tried to get compensation of some sort after missing thirty minutes of the Villa match but failed.

 

[beorhthelm]

http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/15117198.Rail_users_are_not_being_fully_informed_of_their_rights/

I had missed this but if your train is delayed or cancelled meaning
you miss the game or arrive very late as well as delay repair you are now able to claim for consquential loss. This will include the cost of your match ticket.

where did you get this impression from? article doesnt actually mention this, and seems based on Which?'s interpretation of the law extending beyond the ticket.

 

[Arkwright]

Will the club be claiming for loss of income? I travel from Caterham for home games and it's been a nightmare both ways.