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Given that a walk up fare on a bank holiday is £89.60 return I struggle to see where you get £120 from. If you're happy to take a slow train it's £35 return. B

Given that a walk up fare on a bank holiday is £89.60 return I struggle to see where you get £120 from. If you're happy to take a slow train it's £35 return. Bank holidays are always very busy, you'd think that if prices were really so high people wouldn't travel. The extra 10,000 seats an hour that HS2 provides will certainly help though.

switch007 7y ago
> Given that a walk up fare on a bank holiday is £89.60 return An relative bargain compared to London-Leeds costing £113.50
- isostatic 7y ago
  Yet of tou’re Willing to take longer it’s £35 rtutn, or about 10p/mile
  - switch007 7y ago
    Pray tell, what is this route for £35 off-peak, walk-up?
    - isostatic 7y ago
      Euston to Liverpool on LM. Trains are direct at xx:49, or change at Crewe No break of journey on the outbound but allowed on return.