richy32
02-01-2006, 00:32
iv seen them around just wondering if anybody knew how i could get hold of one?
thanks richy32
thanks richy32
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View Full Version : Sheffield - london train fare (£6) richy32 02-01-2006, 00:32 iv seen them around just wondering if anybody knew how i could get hold of one? thanks richy32 Twiglet 02-01-2006, 00:39 www.thetrainline.com or www.midlandmainline.com They have limited availability but I've never had problems getting them for when I need them. Think they have to be booked at least a week in advance. richy32 02-01-2006, 00:44 thanks mate, ill have a look at that. do you just book it like a normal train i.e using the thing on the left? richy32 Alex C. 02-01-2006, 01:07 Yep, remember their only available off peak and £6 ones will need to be booked a month or so in advance sheff_minx 02-01-2006, 08:07 For a tenner you can go first class aswel ;) Free tea and coffee and nibbles all the way :clap: Alex C. 02-01-2006, 09:50 Originally posted by sheff_minx For a tenner you can go first class aswel ;) Free tea and coffee and nibbles all the way :clap: Its only 'at seat' during the weekends... ... and you still get free tea and coffee in standard class :thumbsup: sheff_minx 02-01-2006, 10:22 Originally posted by Alex C. Its only 'at seat' during the weekends... ... and you still get free tea and coffee in standard class :thumbsup: I travelled on a Monday.... And in standard class you don't get chocolate rice crispie cakes... It's worth the extra just for that! lol Floe 02-01-2006, 10:37 I have tried several times to get that £6 ticket. Each time I have been told that it is unavailable. Lat time I went down to London I went by coach which was £5 there and £11 back, I think. The journey was comfortable if rather long. 4 hours there and five and a half back. The annoying thing was that on my return there was yet another advert through the post advertising the £6 ticket to London!! Twiglet 02-01-2006, 11:04 Originally posted by Floe I have tried several times to get that £6 ticket. Each time I have been told that it is unavailable. Lat time I went down to London I went by coach which was £5 there and £11 back, I think. The journey was comfortable if rather long. 4 hours there and five and a half back. The annoying thing was that on my return there was yet another advert through the post advertising the £6 ticket to London!! I'm not sure why you couldn't get one. You do need to be flexible about your travelling times when booking as there may only be one or two trains a day with £6 fares left. e.g. I've just found one on the 12.27 train to St Pancras next Tuesday. You also need to book two singles not a return and it's £6 each way. Floe 02-01-2006, 11:10 Thanks for the advice! |