West midlands day ranger

eddygrim · 29 May 2010

West Midlands Day Ranger
A West Midlands Day Ranger ticket allows you unlimited travel by train in a day anywhere shown on this map below. You can travel on any of the following train operators' services within the validity area: London Midland, Northern, First Great Western, Arriva Trains Wales, Chiltern Railways, East Midlands Trains, CrossCountry Trains, Virgin Trains and Wrexham & Shropshire Railways.

i finally found that you are valid on w&s :idea:

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323235 · 30 May 2010

Yes The London Midland website has advertised that for as long as I can remember. W&S have also happily accepted WMDR's for ages,quite possibly since they first started, even if It was only made "official" last Sunday.

As usual though the National Rail site is about 10 years behind :roll:
though it's hardly the 1st place i'd go for ticket information when it shows confusing information like

No Discounts
Concession Card, Annual Gold Card, Family Railcard, Senior Railcard, New Deal Photocard Scotland, Forces Railcard, Network Card, Child, Young Persons Railcard, New Deal Photocard, Disabled Adult Railcard, Disabled Child Railcard.

David · 30 May 2010

No Discounts
Concession Card, Annual Gold Card, Family Railcard, Senior Railcard, New Deal Photocard Scotland, Forces Railcard, Network Card, Child, Young Persons Railcard, New Deal Photocard, Disabled Adult Railcard, Disabled Child Railcard.

And that's misleading in itself, as the New Deal Photocard isn't valid on rovers and rangers, only walk up standard class fares.

eddygrim · 30 May 2010

can you go first class on a ranger ticket carnt find any info about class

bnm · 30 May 2010

eddygrim said:
can you go first class on a ranger ticket carnt find any info about class

No. All Rovers (excepting the All Line) and Rangers are Standard Class only.

Crossforth · 30 May 2010

Anybody got a link to a map as this looks quite interesting as there is no map in the first post

Mojo · 30 May 2010

Crossforth said:
Anybody got a link to a map as this looks quite interesting as there is no map in the first post

Just search in Google and click the first result for NRES which has all the info you need.

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