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Tilbury Ferry Any Permitted Route Ticket

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I am planning to travel from Gravesend to Southend next Saturday.
I know that Gravesend&Tilbury ticket is not valid on ferry according to National Rail information. If then, what about Not via HS1 or Any Permitted Route ticket?

(I am planning to do one leg ferry, while return by via London)
 
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You have to pay separately for the ferry.
 
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hkstudent said:
Are there any text for that?
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On the info page for Tilbury Town:

https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/til/details.html

Tilbury Town - Tilbury Riverside (For Gravesend Ferry)

Ensign Bus 99 runs from Tilbury Town (Platform 1 side) to connect with the Gravesend Ferry.

Tilbury - Gravesend Ferry Tickets

Tickets marked "TILBRY & GRAVESND" are valid for the bus between Tilbury Town and Tilbury Riverside and on connecting rail services at Gravesend, but are not valid for the Ferry itself.

Separate ferry fares must be paid on board the ferry. More details can be found on the Thurrock Council website.
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hkstudent said:
yeah, I know that's for Tilbury&Gravesend
But seems there's no mention of any permitted / Not HS1
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Good luck getting a rail ticket accepted on the ferry......
 
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JBuchananGB said:
But an ENCTS bus pass is valid!!!
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From https://www.jetstreamtours.com/the-tours/ferry

English National Concessionary Travel Scheme

If you hold a Kent Thurrock or Medway bus pass you may use this service free of charge at any time.

Other Concessions wishing to travel with an English national concessionary travel pass (E.N.C.T.S) may travel free of charge after 0930. Before this time you will be charged at Child rate.

Please show your pass upon boarding.
 
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