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Train fares from £1 !!
Sam2005
Posts: 224 Forumite
Could not believe it, but it is true. Have a look into their website for more details.
https://www.megatrain.com
Hope this helps everyone.
P.S. If I have helped you, please do not hesitate to press the 'Thanks' button.
https://www.megatrain.com
Hope this helps everyone.
P.S. If I have helped you, please do not hesitate to press the 'Thanks' button.
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link doesn't work for me0
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Page not found?....It's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0
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smile everyday...cos its free

Live everyday to the Full..cos there is no tomorrow:dance:0 -
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shame it doesn't cover anywhere near me!
Newlywed at the point I joined the forum... now newly separated0 -
good spot but doesn't cover anywhere near me. do you ever find that it costs a lot more than £1 for a £1 seat?You cant take the trousers off an elephant!0
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Thanks, I never heard of this until now!! Thanks a lot!0
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Yes we've used this train from Bournemouth-they've just extended the service-excellent :T but no seat bookings-not a problem we had seats. The earlier you book the better the price it can go up as much as £7 a trip (for the limited search I have done!!) and the more choice of train times you have. There was a variety of times and we were able to travel to London for much less than we would have.
They've now extended the service to south West and I've been looking at combining trips to make journey from Plymouth to London but that's a bit more time consuming and I haven't found the answer yet :eek: My concern is that for the Southwest they use Virgin trains who are nearly always delayed on their journey down here.
For those that prefer a slower method of transport might also consider megabus https://www.megabus.com who also have £1 seats but use a double decker bus. Again used last year and had a fairly comfortable journey with two kids and oh considering the price of £8 return to London.
Both services seem to service University towns and probably rely on a student consumer who are prepared to 'rough' it a bit. (train was a 'normal' carriage and actually seemed to be full of normal commuters who had paid 'full price')0 -
Cool! I just need to find a nudist beach now!0
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