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Book too far to save money?
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I believe all trains from Paddington call at Rdg (but not all at Didcot), so no problem with that.
You didn't mention that there were 4 of you.0 -
If you pick a train which happens to stop at Tilehurst, split there instead of Reading. £32.00.
Probably slower though, especially as you can pick from more trains if splitting at Reading.0 -
I looked at the Tilehurst option, but it involves changing at Reading to get a train that stops at Tilehurst, and get to Didcot 23 minutes later. Not worth the extra saving.
Thanks to everyone for the advice.0 -
Not surprised. I had second thought and nearly deleted my post, and should have done if I'd actually looked up times0
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