RealTimeTickets - Tickets from RTT (including Daytripper tool)

[willontrains]

Mod note: Split from the RealTimeTrains thread - as this is a genuinely innovative new tool it was felt it needed its own thread to help keep feedback in the same place.

This new ticketing website is superb. simply put your start location, how much you want to spend and any railcards and it will plan a day out for you.

Daytripper | Realtime Tickets

www.realtimetickets.co.uk

 

[Iskra]

This new ticketing website is superb. simply put your start location, how much you want to spend and any railcards and it will plan a day out for you.

Daytripper | Realtime Tickets

www.realtimetickets.co.uk

Yeah I liked that feature too

 

[1D54]

This new ticketing website is superb. simply put your start location, how much you want to spend and any railcards and it will plan a day out for you.

Daytripper | Realtime Tickets

www.realtimetickets.co.uk

Doesn't split them though does it.

 

[Adam Williams]

Doesn't split them though does it.

You get the splits after handover to the "full" journey search where you select a departure. It gives you an illustrative price figure at the first step that's designed to be an "up to" so you can figure out where to go.

 

[deltic]

The site does not seem to be available at present.

 

[Tom]

TRL (as we call it internally) shouldn't have gone down but RTT might have for some users. All fixed now as far as I can make out.

 

[TT-ONR-NRN]

I have a problem on Realtime Tickets which is when I choose a service, "Show intermediate stops" does not work and neither does "Close." To continue buying a ticket I have to then hit refresh.

 

[Tom]

I have a problem on Realtime Tickets which is when I choose a service, "Show intermediate stops" does not work and neither does "Close." To continue buying a ticket I have to then hit refresh.

I've identified the cause of that and it will be fixed by the morning by one of the team.

 

[sqwizz]

In the ticket restrictions dialog, could it show if the ticket is any permitted route (e.g. Bedford to Brighton, on LNR's website it says "Travel is allowed via any permitted route.")? Or is that already implied in the case where it doesn't specify a route.

Sorry, I just found it in the Other Ticket Options dialog

 

[Tom]

Even though you've crossed it out @sqwizz, I've made a note of something to add in the restrictions box for when it comes up.