Topic: | Re:when to buy long distance train journeys | |
Posted by: | Graeme MacLure | |
Date/Time: | 08/08/15 09:46:00 |
I go up to Scotland fairly regularly and tend to book last minute so don't generally get it "right" - but If you buy on-line (eg Virgintrains.co.uk run the east and west coast mainlines or thetrainline.com) you can look at journeys - days, weeks or months in advance with all the timetable booking prices clearly laid out. So - check your journey prices with various booking lead times and see if there are big differences or if you can spot a watershed point increase. In my experience booking weeks rather than days in advance is 30-40% cheaper. Not sure about the mythical £5 fares though... Graeme MindSailing co uk |
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 |