congleton to inverness ??

[chefchenko]

i want to go on friday morning and come back on sunday, the NR website has quoted a cheapest fare of £113 is that the walk on fare do you think ??? i dont want to be tied to certain trains :roll:

 

[Intermodal]

Without splitting and without advance fares, yes, £113.30 would be the cheapest walk on fare. Are you eligible for a railcard?

 

[chefchenko]

Without splitting and without advance fares, yes, £113.30 would be the cheapest walk on fare. Are you eligible for a railcard?

no im afraid not !! £113 isnt too bad i suppose,ive tried splitting at edinburgh but is not much diffrence

 

[yorkie]

Splitting the journey into a combination of tickets is unlikely to help. In fact, some intermediate journeys actually cost more (e.g. Congleton to Aviemore or Manchester to Inverness).

 

[chefchenko]

Splitting the journey into a combination of tickets is unlikely to help. In fact, some intermediate journeys actually cost more (e.g. Congleton to Aviemore or Manchester to Inverness).

yeah i know, cheers

 

[scotsman]

From experience, splitting at Edinburgh may do the trick. Outside of school holidays, knock-down advances (and Advance Firsts) can be had a few weeks before on the Highland Chieftain from Edinburgh to Inverness

 

[chefchenko]

From experience, splitting at Edinburgh may do the trick. Outside of school holidays, knock-down advances (and Advance Firsts) can be had a few weeks before on the Highland Chieftain from Edinburgh to Inverness

cheers... but its a spur of the moment trip and im going in 2 days so not much use though the return on sunday to edinburgh was cheap it still didnt work out cheaper when added to the outward journey