Cheapest train from Nottingham to London?
Whats the cheapest train fare for 2 people from Nottingham to London-we go on 21/9?
Answers:
hi jenny,
If your VERY QUICK you get both tickets return for £24 (or 12 if single). Leaving notts at 11:20 or 12:30 and returning on the 22:00.
Go to the link underneath.
You do need a pritner to print off the tickets.
(Again, be quick as tickets go fast!)
inter city 125
british rail!!!!!!!!!!. could travel on tgv but they are french you would have to rent one whole train to come to nottingham and take you to london from there and that would- i am affraid- be very very expensive ill stick to british rail if i were you
midland mainline does a service fron nottingham to london. i would suggest going on www.thetrainline.com to find out fares. on the one show this week, they were talking about how it might be cheaper to split your journey i.e. instead of booking a single ticket from nottingham to lond, try booking a ticket from nottingham to 'say' leicester and then another one from leicester. the trick is that when you book the tickets, make sure that it is the same train that you are tranferring onto so u never have to get up, you just change ur ticket. e.g get teh 10:00 from nham and arrive in leicester at 11:00 and get the other ticket from leicester to be the 11:00 train!
hope this helped!
Seen on telly that if you buy single tickets, find out which stations the train stops at on the way and buy single tickets from one station to another, you buy them in one go so you dont even have to get off the train, they say you can save a fortune this way, worth a try,
Take a bus. They take almost the same amount of time and are much cheaper.
Midland Mainline is the main company that run from Nottingham to London. They do have cheap tickets if you book in advance which you can buy and obtain e-tickets online. Ohterwise head to your local station.
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Answers:
hi jenny,
If your VERY QUICK you get both tickets return for £24 (or 12 if single). Leaving notts at 11:20 or 12:30 and returning on the 22:00.
Go to the link underneath.
You do need a pritner to print off the tickets.
(Again, be quick as tickets go fast!)
inter city 125
british rail!!!!!!!!!!. could travel on tgv but they are french you would have to rent one whole train to come to nottingham and take you to london from there and that would- i am affraid- be very very expensive ill stick to british rail if i were you
midland mainline does a service fron nottingham to london. i would suggest going on www.thetrainline.com to find out fares. on the one show this week, they were talking about how it might be cheaper to split your journey i.e. instead of booking a single ticket from nottingham to lond, try booking a ticket from nottingham to 'say' leicester and then another one from leicester. the trick is that when you book the tickets, make sure that it is the same train that you are tranferring onto so u never have to get up, you just change ur ticket. e.g get teh 10:00 from nham and arrive in leicester at 11:00 and get the other ticket from leicester to be the 11:00 train!
hope this helped!
Seen on telly that if you buy single tickets, find out which stations the train stops at on the way and buy single tickets from one station to another, you buy them in one go so you dont even have to get off the train, they say you can save a fortune this way, worth a try,
Take a bus. They take almost the same amount of time and are much cheaper.
Midland Mainline is the main company that run from Nottingham to London. They do have cheap tickets if you book in advance which you can buy and obtain e-tickets online. Ohterwise head to your local station.
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