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I guess I would also point out that nobody books rail travel a month in advance, either. In places with real rail networks you just walk into the station and bu
by thrownaway2424 12y ago
I guess I would also point out that nobody books rail travel a month in advance, either. In places with real rail networks you just walk into the station and buy a ticket at a machine or at most buy them a day in advance if you want first class reserved seats or something. If you want air tickets to LAX tomorrow returning tomorrow it's going to cost a lot ($400 or more).
- laurencerowe 12y agoPeak time rail travel can certainly be expensive. In the UK, a walk up standard class anytime return from Manchester to London (~180 miles) is £321 ($530.) Depart after 9.30am it goes down to a more reasonable £79.
- Graham24 12y agowalk up first class off-peak period return to That London £164 (to see the Kate Bush gig - stealth boast). I bought off-peak 1st class tickets in advance for £36, cheaper than standard class (£52).