Train travel

capt-hilts

Hi I expect his question has been asked many times so please bare with me .
Me and my partner are traveling to central London from arlesey station for he weekend ,
I require a return train ticket but also want a travel card . What suits my requirements best ? Thanks

Ultrasonic

You'll likely be better off posting here:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=225

I'd just be looking on the National Rail Enquiries website.

tim9966

If you are just going for the day you can buy a travel card at Arlesey which will be valid for the train, and in London.

If you are going for a couple of days you might be best just getting a return to Kings Cross, then buy a travel card at Kings Cross.

Moriartyrg

Have a look on the train line ( i cant put the link up as i am new on here) that might help

Kite2010

Moriartyrg wrote: »

Have a look on the train line ( i cant put the link up as i am new on here) that might help

Have a look, but don't buy from the trainline as they charge you booking fees/delivery fees when it is free (and probably cheaper) buying from the train operators themselves (or Red Spotted Hanky)

No point saving £3 on a train ticket to be charged £3 in fees

Ultrasonic

I never understand why anyone pays to use Trainline when this is free:
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

It then links direct to the train company websites, where I've never been charged any fee.

capt-hilts

Thanks for all your help :0)

grayme-m

If you are only going to a destination and back (i.e. not travelling around the Tube, getting on and off a lot), you may be better off getting a return to KX and then an Oyster when in London.