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Hum, there are a lot of trains from London to Manchester today for between 42-47£. Those do take 3h45m. But there are also trains for £80 that take 2h11m. htt
by wtcactus 11mo ago
Hum, there are a lot of trains from London to Manchester today for between 42-47£. Those do take 3h45m.
But there are also trains for £80 that take 2h11m.
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/journey-planner/?type=single&origin=182&destination=115&leavingType=departing&leavingDate=131125&leavingHour=15&leavingMin=15&returnHour=&returnMin=&adults=1&extraTime=0#O https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/journey-planner/?type=single&...
- Symbiote 11mo agoYes. I didn't see the slow trains, it looks like they were hidden from my search. (Also bear in mind the median income after tax is 50% higher in Denmark.)
- hexbin010 11mo ago> it looks like they were hidden from my search I don't blame you. They do make it VERY hard to find and buy that particular cheaper ticket Ticket websites generally assume you have unlimited funds and want the fastest route, always.
- hexbin010 11mo ago> Hum, there are a lot of trains from London to Manchester today for between 42-47£. Those do take 3h45m. Those are indirect train services. That can also be the return price, which is very very good value. You do have to be careful with travelling the right route and company