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yaypandas
26-06-2007, 21:12
im looking to go out to wimbledon on a day trip later on this week, i just need a good site to calculate the cost of a train ticket as i am currently living in a rural town and expect a lot of stops and changeovers.
Edit: im in north walsham, norfolk; sorry about that wicked.:)
Wicked_and_Crazy
26-06-2007, 21:14
Might help if you tell us the name of the "rural" town
http://ojp1.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/jp
yaypandas
26-06-2007, 21:18
cheers for the site, does £82 return sound ok?, i dont do trains often.
Cobbydaler
26-06-2007, 21:18
thetrainline.com (http://www.thetrainline.com)
You don't have to buy, just leave before you reach the payment page....
yaypandas
26-06-2007, 21:21
north walsham, norfolk - to wimbledon station -- stops at norwich, stratford, waterloo then wimbledon.
oh, crap, forgot to mention, £82 is for 2 people :)
Wicked_and_Crazy
26-06-2007, 21:29
Try pricing up two single tickets rather than a return. Its very often cheaper. (£23 each way) How bizzare, £23 for 1st class and £24 for standard!
It would have been cheaper if you had booked it a few weeks ago
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Looks like you could get two single tickets for £36
http://ojp1.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/fa?uniqueId=67959179
All depends on your time requirements
yaypandas
26-06-2007, 22:13
thanks for the site lads, i ended up with 2 return tickets for £61.50 (im only 16 so can pass for a childs ticket) im gonna head up there at like 6am and end up there at 10ish, i then leave at 7pm.
thanks for your help, peace out!!
I hope you have a great day out and that hopefully it won't rain.
Have fun :)
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