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Train Tickets Under £5

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  • robt_2
    robt_2 Posts: 3,401 Forumite
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    Bogof_Babe wrote: »
    Yes I know, sorry it's the way I put it. What I meant is that I buy the ticket 'in advance' on the web, as I link it in with other travel arrangements. Saves having to root around for change for the ticket machine on the day!

    Apols to anyone I might have mislead. I shouldn't have capitalised the A in advance.

    Fair enough :)
  • dzug1
    dzug1 Posts: 13,535 Forumite
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    edited 28 June 2009 at 9:29PM
    Buy two? Still cheaper.

    Why is National Express cheaper? Is it a special offer? If not you ought to be able to find it on the FGW site as well (by asking it in the right way) and I don't think (but ICBW) they have a minimum purchase

    edit - got as far as the payment page with a dummy purchase of £1 so looks like they don't
  • AirlieBird
    AirlieBird Posts: 1,046 Forumite
    edited 28 June 2009 at 10:43PM
    David333 wrote: »
    I'm trying to book a train ticket for next month. I've spotted an advance purchase one which is £3.95 available on the National Express website (on the First Great Western website it's £11.80). Obviously I'd like to buy it as soon as possible but National Express are telling me on the website that I have to spend more than £5. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks!
    It should be available via any ticket retailer. If you like the WebTIS interface NX use, then do what I do and use Southern or London Midland who use the same interface and do not have a minimum fare.
    Did you really mean to put loose?
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