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19-01-2010, 07:49 AM
Originally Posted by alexandra 
ahhh the joys of working out public transport!
seriously, if OP goes to ticket office tomorrow they can go through all the options for her!
that's a good consumer 'cheat' that they like to keep secret as it can slash the prices of some journeys.
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Location: Preston, Lancashire
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19-01-2010, 08:59 AM
Originally Posted by Wheaten mad
You can get an 'Any Time' train ticket. I went from Oxford to London last week and an any time ticket didn't cost anymore than a normal ticket (as long as you're returning on the same day) So it's worth checking out
I'm getting picked up in the morning at 7am by Isochick and Mr Isochick - then we have a lovely drive (200+ miles), for an appointment that could potentially last an hour.....then the same drive back!
Arghhh!
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Location: Lancashire
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19-01-2010, 07:11 PM
Originally Posted by Krusewalker
the ticket office definitively wont go thru the split ticket option.
that's a good consumer 'cheat' that they like to keep secret as it can slash the prices of some journeys.
Also may i point out, it really doesnt matter the cost of the ticket to the ticket office as they are not on commission.
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