Roald Fekken
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Excuse my lack of understanding on the definition or practice of 'break of journey'
I'm about to purchase a single (not advance) Sail Rail ticket Dublin - London. Trainline offers a railconnection with a 20 min. stopover in Chester. I'd like to increase my stopover to 1 hr 40 for quick sightseeing and taking a later Virgin train to London on this ticket.
Can this, possibly having a time-mark on my ticket from the Holyhead-Chester leg, be considered a 'break of journey', forcing me a new fare to London in the train? Or would this fall within the stated flexibility in trains?
If this would not be permitted, with the ferry being fixed, I can't see what the 'flexibility' in the conditions refers to. Different routes only? I'm a bit confused here.
If someone could please explain or estimate the consequences, thank you very much.
Roald
I'm about to purchase a single (not advance) Sail Rail ticket Dublin - London. Trainline offers a railconnection with a 20 min. stopover in Chester. I'd like to increase my stopover to 1 hr 40 for quick sightseeing and taking a later Virgin train to London on this ticket.
Can this, possibly having a time-mark on my ticket from the Holyhead-Chester leg, be considered a 'break of journey', forcing me a new fare to London in the train? Or would this fall within the stated flexibility in trains?
If this would not be permitted, with the ferry being fixed, I can't see what the 'flexibility' in the conditions refers to. Different routes only? I'm a bit confused here.
If someone could please explain or estimate the consequences, thank you very much.
Roald