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Save The Trainline.com £1 booking fee
I recently booked train tickets to London using a £5 off promotion with Great First Western trains (Got the tip from MSE! 
). Unfortunatly this promotion has now finished, but I did notice at the time that there was no booking fee.
I have just booked 2 train tickets for an elderly aunt, and was about to do this via the TrainLine website (and pay the £1 booking fee), when I remembered about Great First Western- the site is exactly the same as Trainline (different colours!), and the tickets are delivered from The Trainline, but you don't pay the £1 booking fee! :j
Note- you can book trains anywhere via the Great First Western site, not just those around that area (I've just booked Derby-Newcastle!).
Hope this helps!
). Unfortunatly this promotion has now finished, but I did notice at the time that there was no booking fee.I have just booked 2 train tickets for an elderly aunt, and was about to do this via the TrainLine website (and pay the £1 booking fee), when I remembered about Great First Western- the site is exactly the same as Trainline (different colours!), and the tickets are delivered from The Trainline, but you don't pay the £1 booking fee! :j
Note- you can book trains anywhere via the Great First Western site, not just those around that area (I've just booked Derby-Newcastle!).
Hope this helps!
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Well yes - people say that here frequently.
But it IS worth repeating.
It applies to just about all the train company sites, not just First Great Western0
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