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Hi fellow sv's,

i am struggling to find a cheap train ticket for the weekend 5th march to 7th march, if there are any clever people out there who know good cheap prices could you please help me out?

ps cheapest I have found was £107 per person

Thanks in advance

Sam

Try splitting yout tickets at Birmingham...

there is a slight saving, any other routes? cheers

Get train early like 5am to London then wait a hour and you will get cheap tickets that way i do this whenever i visit family in Colchester

Trainline.com

London liverpool street to Bournemouth reutn £15.00 i got

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

You have to ring up provider u got many offer from £10- to £17 return only from Bournemouth to london.

You can get Lancaster to London for £40.00 if u want to stop at Birmingham return its a long wait but train are they and im consdering going Bournemouth on Friday night before game and going home after match im not sure how much Bob would charge for bus so im double checking and helping you out:D

Lads its £24 return same day reutn first train leaving a 5:40 getting in Bournemouth at 11 then return back at Lancaster at 11:30.
Good deal hope thats fair offer im waiting to hear what Bob Fleetword prices would be

thegentlegiant wrote:there is a slight saving, any other routes? cheers

Sam you need to get into Hodgie frame of mind if you want to use the trains cheaply and it will also save you in hotel expenses!

Get on the 05.35 to Birmingham on the Friday for £15. Camp out there for a few hours and get an £18 trip to Watford. Share a few cans then travel overnight to Bournemouth for £10.

On your return journey get the 19.45 after the game to Birmingham and camp there till 08.45 when you will have time to connect on the bus at Preston for just £19.50.

A total of £62.50, meeting a few new friends on the way and you will have saved yourself £160 by not going to your posh hotel!

Good idea anybody going on the same day to Bournemouth if so its £42 return if u leave at 5.30 in morning?

marky No.1 wrote:

thegentlegiant wrote:there is a slight saving, any other routes? cheers

Sam you need to get into Hodgie frame of mind if you want to use the trains cheaply and it will also save you in hotel expenses!

Get on the 05.35 to Birmingham on the Friday for £15. Camp out there for a few hours and get an £18 trip to Watford. Share a few cans then travel overnight to Bournemouth for £10.

On your return journey get the 19.45 after the game to Birmingham and camp there till 08.45 when you will have time to connect on the bus at Preston for just £19.50.

A total of £62.50, meeting a few new friends on the way and you will have saved yourself £160 by not going to your posh hotel!

Catching up with mates while there so thats why stopping plus its my birthday on Sat and dont want to be pissing about on trains

I think i have got it down to £80 so far!!

could be a good day this thinking of going

Well if your prepared to wait train tickets wont be to expensive been checking if u leave at 5 in morning go to birmingham/london then too woking then up to bournemouth.
I got £42 all in return its a long time on train about 7-8 hours included waiting but it be worth it im sure.
Well site says if u leave at 5.15 you'll get at Bournemouth at 1;15 and get back in Lancaster at 11;42.

darrenlock wrote:I got £42 all in return its a long time on train about 7-8 hours included waiting but it be worth it im sure.

A long time on the train!
Here's part of my 5 weeks of masochism just about to kick-off.

http://www.seat61.com/Burma.htm#Yangon%20(Rangoon)%20-%20Mandalay

darrenlock wrote:Well if your prepared to wait train tickets wont be to expensive been checking if u leave at 5 in morning go to birmingham/london then too woking then up to bournemouth.
I got £42 all in return its a long time on train about 7-8 hours included waiting but it be worth it im sure.
Well site says if u leave at 5.15 you'll get at Bournemouth at 1;15 and get back in Lancaster at 11;42.

What you are not making clear is there's an overnight wait in Birmingham and that the return of 11:42 is just that and not 23:42.
As in get back lunchtime the following day

I would have been up for that trip had it arrived back the same day!!
As it is, I'm torn between doing a return trip, on the day, in the car or staying over one night returning early Sunday.
I drove to Torquay and back in a day and got back before the traditional closing time.

Well i didn;t realsie surly on way back you get train to london and you'll get they maybe 9ish then direct train home straight to Preston that's is what i was thinking oh well.

If your driving i can hide in the boot and give u petrol cash

darrenlock wrote:Well i didn;t realsie surly on way back you get train to london and you'll get they maybe 9ish then direct train home straight to Preston that's is what i was thinking oh well.

Check your times! The latest train back from Euston during the week is 20:30, and on a Saturday it's a good hour or two earlier, so anyone going by train will have to book an overnight stay!

The Gentlegiant originally asked the question BECAUSE he was staying overnight! (Birthday weekend as I recall?)

Keith wrote:The Gentlegiant originally asked the question BECAUSE he was staying overnight! (Birthday weekend as I recall?)

I gave up a few days ago Keith sometimes I think people read the title and that's it