| Topic: | Re:Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | |
| Posted by: | Andrew Craig | |
| Date/Time: | 08/08/15 09:45:00 |
| In my experience it is 9-12 weeks ahead of travel. That will get me about half price on a london - north east journey on GNER. even 8 weeks there is only a little discount, and 1-6 weeks no discount at all. The walk up weekend return fare is 127 , at 12 weeks its will 66. The low prices you mention tend to be special offers for promotions so yes you have to look out for them regularly as they go quick but usually there is not much flexibility in them. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 09:01:00 | Rachel Dwyer |
| Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 09:28:00 | Thomas Barry |
| Re:Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 09:45:00 | Andrew Craig |
| Re:Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 11:51:00 | Richard Jennings |
| Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 09:46:00 | Graeme MacLure |
| Re:Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 10:03:00 | Rachel Dwyer |
| Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 10:12:00 | Graeme MacLure |
| Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | 08/08/15 10:20:00 | James Robinson |
| ".. now virgin have taken it over the prices have gone up." | 08/08/15 10:53:00 | Andy Murray |
| Re:".. now virgin have taken it over the prices have gone up." | 08/08/15 12:14:00 | Thomas Barry |