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help with train prices
hi all
I could do with a bit of help never use trains so not sure how to go about it there will be 6 adults 1 of whom is disabled in a wheelchair we want to travel from doncaster to kingscross on fri 26th sept morning and come home on the 28th sunday
Whats the best place to find prices of travel and how do we go about the wheelchair ?
Thankyou in advance
lisa x:rotfl:
I could do with a bit of help never use trains so not sure how to go about it there will be 6 adults 1 of whom is disabled in a wheelchair we want to travel from doncaster to kingscross on fri 26th sept morning and come home on the 28th sunday
Whats the best place to find prices of travel and how do we go about the wheelchair ?
Thankyou in advance
lisa x:rotfl:
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https://www.nationalrail.co.uk will give you times and prices (you may get a groupsave price for that many people
most train companies will have special arrangments for wheelchair travel - ring 08457 484950 and ask them for the relevant phone number0 -
hi all
I could do with a bit of help never use trains so not sure how to go about it there will be 6 adults 1 of whom is disabled in a wheelchair we want to travel from doncaster to kingscross on fri 26th sept morning and come home on the 28th sunday
Whats the best place to find prices of travel and how do we go about the wheelchair ?
Thankyou in advance
lisa x:rotfl:
Best bet is to go into Doncaster station and book cheap advance singles. They should be able to book a disabled seat. Cost should be the same as online booking
You may be a little early for booking - the 12 week 'deadline' is not always adhered to very strictly though NXEC are among the better operators.
Look at http://www.hulltrains.co.uk/ as well.0 -
Best bet is to go into Doncaster station and book cheap advance singles. They should be able to book a disabled seat. Cost should be the same as online booking
But if you're not a regular user you may feel more comfortable with dzug's suggestion and going to the station.Did you really mean to put loose?
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