noddingdonkey
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I'm looking to travel on the 0635 Huddersfield to Manchester Airport on Sunday 29 March, which is bustituted, apparently due to engineering north of York. (Why they aren't running a train south of York is not explained).
The usual advance tickets (less than a tenner) don't seem to be available, just off-peak walk up tickets (£24.20). While I can understand why they would want to try to restrict demand, the prospect of paying nearly two and a half times more for the inferior experience of an RRB feels like somebody is taking the proverbial. I know I can split the tickets at Piccadilly and save around a fiver, but still...
Is there any chance of advances being released nearer to the time?
The usual advance tickets (less than a tenner) don't seem to be available, just off-peak walk up tickets (£24.20). While I can understand why they would want to try to restrict demand, the prospect of paying nearly two and a half times more for the inferior experience of an RRB feels like somebody is taking the proverbial. I know I can split the tickets at Piccadilly and save around a fiver, but still...
Is there any chance of advances being released nearer to the time?