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The UK already uses metric. It's already switched. The UK is a combined system. You buy fuel for a car in metric, but measure distance of the car in imperial. The mapping of the country is divided into metric blocks, but the road signs in imperial. You're not allowed to drink alcoholic drinks...

Why would the legislation be changed? If WCRC don't want to run a steam service someone else will. As WCRC keep saying, it's a lucrative market and supporting the economy is critical. So let another operator run instead. That should be the priority now, finding an alternative operator

Recession is 2 quarters of negative growth. That's a standard global economic definition. It doesn't by country as you suggest.

It's the message that it sends rather than the specifics. Given the local economy is so important to WCRC then a company seeking to help will surely receive their full support.....?

2 day trips for next week have been announced for Fort William to Mallaig. Filling a Jacobite shaped void.....

Let's not confuse this topic by adding facts to it Might I suggest this topic get locked now. It's pretty clear the OP hasn't found the agreement he is looking for.

You posted on a public forum asking opinions. No need for sarcasm when you get an answer. It's pretty clear you wanted validation of your view, and now seem surprised when you haven't got it

Yes, because cost is comparable to other discretionary spend situations. It's called living in the real world. I'm not being manipulated. I think it's a fair price for a single visit. I treat it as a single visit price. How can there be smoke and mirrors when it's entirely transparent on what...

So now you resort to insulting the museum. It's one of the leading museums in London. You keep ignoring the fact it's comparable to similar tourist attractions in London. It's priced similar to single visit tickets elsewhere. It sounds like you regret not going, thought you'd post a question...

Don't go to London then if you think 25 quid is far too much for a tourist attraction, as that's normal price for similar. 1712034582 No, they need to optimise revenue to balance visitor numbers and total revenue. They don't need to maximise visitor numbers 1712035086 The entry price for a lot...

Play a bit of recorded audio 1711987934 Appealling to the public sympathy vote

Have you even read this thread? It's referring to a entry ticket priced similar to an equivalent tourist attraction for single entry. The OP has avoided answering whether they would have gone in were it labelled as single entry for the same price. In this instance where it seems the individual...

You're incorrect on the flow. Lancaster to Barrow is the key route.

Either invest significantly and have a robust solution, or don't. A ferry would be the worst option, visual enough for politicians to claim they are doing something, but not enough to actually sort the issue

Exactly. Let's be honest, I think they could even get away with some sliding doors Mk3 coaches. If it's pulled by a steam engine and goes over Glenfinnan viaduct 99 percent of customers will be fine

That's the point. If they had advertised it as a single entry price. Would the OP have been complaining? I seriously doubt it. The price wouldn't have stood out against similar tourist attractions. It's not like say comparing the Shard Vs Skygarden. That IS a case where you can make a...

Read like trying not to lose bookings. Of course it's going to be positive. It's basic marketing. They arent going to publish doom and gloom

Trains service the stations on the network, no just big towns and cities. So replacement coaches need to service those too. It's not good saying we have a rail replacement coach leaving from Carlisle for a passenger from Maryport

Why would I put a FOI in? You're the one interested in it. I think it's a good value museum and the price well justified a single visit. Nevermind multiple. You should go, you might enjoy it .... I went to the Glasgow Riverside museum. It was very disappointing. The London transport museum was...

If you showed people the entry fee, and said it was for a major London tourist attraction. Then asked whether they thought it was the price for 1 visit or an annual ticket. The vast vast majority would say 1 visit. Your argument would have an ounze of credibility if it was priced as to look...