Train tickets cheaper online or at the train station?

[Thotmas]

eh?

[In the Drunk Tank]

Best to book them in advance online

[arista]

Yes its been like that for Years
Online Advance - Cheaper

[Thotmas]

Best to book them in advance online

I'm travelling tomorrow :?

[In the Drunk Tank]

Book them now then, hurry!!

Also say you've got a discount rail card to get it cheaper, the conductor won't check half the time

[Thotmas]

Book them now then, hurry!!

Also say you've got a discount rail card to get it cheaper, the conductor won't check half the time

what if they check? :bawling:

the reason why i'm wondering if its worth it is because of the charge fee. 3.50

[In the Drunk Tank]

Then just say you forgot it, even if they make you pay the full price you won't be charged any more than it would have cost anyway

What site charges £3.50 for a booking fee :suspect:

[Thotmas]

Then just say you forgot it, even if they make you pay the full price you won't be charged any more than it would have cost anyway

What site charges £3.50 for a booking fee :suspect:
trainline

[In the Drunk Tank]

Do it on nationalrail :nono:

[Thotmas]

Do it on nationalrail :nono:

ok. checking it out now. :(

[Shaun]

I book them on FirstGreatWestern over a month in advance for uni, can usually get tickets that are normally £29 for £3.50 :D

[Marc]

I love the trainline, got to weston super mare from oxford for about £8 :spin2:

[Marc]

Also ITILYT in the future, book in advance (if you know about it obviously) it'll be so much cheaper :)

[Mrluvaluva]

Try and book at off peak times too if you can. Generally after 9.30 am.

[Livia]

The annoying thing about booking tickets in advance is that you have to catch your train at the specified time. Cheaper.... but a pain in the bum.