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Dramatic increase in train fares in June?
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Have you been trying a variety of travel times to see what difference that makes? And which site have you been using to get your prices?"You should know not to believe everything in media & polls by now !"
John539 2-12-14 Post 150300 -
Cheap tickets for journeys up to 7th June came out today at about 10:00, if you are travelling after 7th June, then you need to look again next week.0
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I would guess you are trying to book too early - tickets for most of June haven't been released yet. £13 fares are there up to the 6th.0
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or maybe its one of the bank holiday days?What goes around-comes around0
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Ah, I see, they have now come out and yes (phew) the cheap prices are still there:T.
I used trainline, national rail and redspotted hanky and they were all coming in with the pricey tickets, I was 'slightly worried'
Cheers
John:beer:0 -
All the different sites sell tickets from the same overall pool - they don't have individual allocations.
The only differences are that some train companies sell the cheaper "Advance" tickets (travel on specific trains) at a bit of a discount on their own websites if the journey is on their route (e.g. East Coast offers 10% off - but only for journeys on East Coast), and that some of the sites add booking fees and credit card fees on top (e.g. The Trainline) when others don't.0 -
The 'pricey' tickets are Off Peak and Anytime tickets and can be bought anything from 1 year in advance right up to departure.Ah, I see, they have now come out and yes (phew) the cheap prices are still there:T.
I used trainline, national rail and redspotted hanky and they were all coming in with the pricey tickets, I was 'slightly worried'
Cheers
John:beer:
Advance tickets are generally released approximately 12 weeks in advance, at the same time that reservations open and are non-reundable and any changes to travel plans incurs a £10 admin fee plus any extra as appropriate.0
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