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By Gav_LCFC, in General Chat

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Gav_LCFC

Gav_LCFC

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Just looking at Trains from Gloucester to Burton but its gunna cost £35.00 is that good or bad?

I don't really know how much trains usually cost so any help would be greatly appreciated.

StanSP

StanSP

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Just looking at Trains from Gloucester to Burton but its gunna cost £35.00 is that good or bad?

I don't really know how much trains usually cost so any help would be greatly appreciated.

When is it for??

And is it direct train or do you have to changeover?

First thoughts were that it doesn't sound too bad.

Gav_LCFC

Gav_LCFC

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When is it for??

And is it direct train or do you have to changeover?

First thoughts were that it doesn't sound too bad.

I'ts direct and it will be Wed 7th.

I don't get how i can get from Gloucester to Tamworth train station for only £8.00. I only wanna go to Burton because, i can get back easier and i don't know where anything is in Tamworth

StanSP

StanSP

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I'ts direct and it will be Wed 7th.

I don't get how i can get from Gloucester to Tamworth train station for only £8.00. I only wanna go to Burton because, i can get back easier and i don't know where anything is in Tamworth

I'm assuming you are booking online?

Usually cheaper if you book in advance.

Shrenchel

Shrenchel

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Single or return?

If it's single, that's robbery. If it's return, you can still get it 5 quid than that if you book two singles, probably 10 quid cheaper if you break the journey up a bit when booking.

potter3

potter3

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I will be going on sunday, so i dunno if the ticket will be at mine in time?

You can pick it up at the station, or pay for quicker delivery.

It's normally cheaper if you don't travel between certain hours, as that's peak time.

Gav_LCFC

Gav_LCFC

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You can pick it up at the station, or pay for quicker delivery.

It's normally cheaper if you don't travel between certain hours, as that's peak time.

I may do that then, pick it up at the station.

MPH

MPH

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I may do that then, pick it up at the station.

are you travelling alone? if there is 4 or more of you travelling together then there is a little known ticket called the group saver that MOST ( not all) train companies still do...

4 people travel, you only pay for 2 but you must promise to all travel together.

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Samilktray

Samilktray

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Currently trying to order train tickets on Trainline.com, from Leicester to London and its saying no reservations available or something? Means nothing to me, any help?

MPH

MPH

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Currently trying to order train tickets on Trainline.com, from Leicester to London and its saying no reservations available or something? Means nothing to me, any help?

all depends when you are planning to go...

if its the next couple of days you might be in trouble - alot of the advances tickets might of been sold out.. they reserve a few remainding ones for on the day orders...

Samilktray

Samilktray

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Its for the end of the month.

May be a daft question, but Ive looked for tickets for 2 people, and its come up as £24, is that for both people or for each person?

Really find this train malark confusing

MPH

MPH

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Its for the end of the month.

May be a daft question, but Ive looked for tickets for 2 people, and its come up as £24, is that for both people or for each person?

Really find this train malark confusing

itmight be for each and it might just be one way too... i got stung by that on the 4th when i went to london...

make sure you get to the end of the process where you put your card details in... that will tell you the total you have to pay.... before that though it will show you the cheapest times to travel too.. travelling during peak times to london makes it a crazy price...

Guest

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All train prices are shite.

Do not get me started. :angry:

Guest Mee-9

Guest Mee-9

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I don't get trains. I'm like a Chocolate kettle when it comes to catching trains.

Brainy

Brainy

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asking for somebody else (seriously)

child ticket - london bridge to birmingham new street, one changeover totalling about £8. won't be getting booked online. does that sound right?

MPH

MPH

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asking for somebody else (seriously)

child ticket - london bridge to birmingham new street, one changeover totalling about £8. won't be getting booked online. does that sound right?

hmm..

That sounds more like an advanced booking ticket..... If by not booking it online you mean to walk up on the day and buy it then I Would be suprised if it wasnt more than that...

Fosse Boy

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Think I might go and watch Michael Portillo and his Great Train Journeys on BBC2 now. Not quite sure why I've found this series so interesting. I think I'm either a massive railway anorak or I just love watching Portillo looking like a twat.

Brainy

Brainy

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hmm..

That sounds more like an advanced booking ticket..... If by not booking it online you mean to walk up on the day and buy it then I Would be suprised if it wasnt more than that...

how much more do you reckon?

http://www.thetrainline.com/buytickets/com...mmand=TimeTable

That should lead to the right page. not really too sure if the info on there will be any use to me? not too sure where to look..

Cheapest Standard Single

Cheapest standard Outward' tickets

£10.50

ADVANCE SINGLE

This ticket is only valid when travelling exclusively on Virgin Trains.

1 Child(ren) @ £10.50 : £10.50 Total: £10.50

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