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Euston - Edinburgh Super Off Peak

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Travelling from London to Edinburgh, leaving around 4 - 5pm, I would have to wait until 7pm on a weekday to be able to use a super-off peak return ticket (return portion) on the direct service up the east coast.

However, the East Coast website suggests I can take any early-evening Glasgow service from Euston and change at Carlisle, but I'm not so sure.. for a start there appears to be no super-off peak fare from Euston to Glasgow.

I thought super-off peak was not for trains leaving London in the early evening, end of. Any help appreciated!
 
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Hidden in the restriction code is

London Euston:
At or after 0905.


Edit: Just to be clear do you have an Edinburgh to London Terminals return and you want to know the afternoon restriction on the return portion?

If so:

Code 1K
Code:
Return Travel NORTHBOUND - by
any train scheduled to DEPART:

LONDON TERMINALS: Before 0300,
between 0906 and 1459
inclusive & at or_after 1815
Also allowed at or after 1815
on Fridays.

LONDON LIVERPOOL STREET:
Between 0930 and 1629
inclusive & at or after 1834.

LONDON ST PANCRAS: Between
1026 and 1515 inclusive & at
or after 1859.

[B]LONDON EUSTON: At or after
0905.[/B]

STEVENAGE: Before 0300,
between 0919 and 1507
inclusive and at or after 1901
Also allowed at or after 1835
on Fridays.

LUTON: Between 1026 and 1515
inclusive & at or after 1859.

LUTON AIRPORT PARKWAY: Between
1026 and 1515 inclusive & at
or after 1859.

BEDFORD:Between 1026 and 1515
inclusive & at or after 1859.

WATFORD JUNCTION: At or after
0900.

MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL: At or
after 0900.

OVERNIGHT BREAK OF JOURNEY
(See break of journey notes
at start of this section) -
restarting journey from an
intermediate station:
Outward (on day 2): outward
morning restrictions as above
apply from/via the stations
shown above (Mon-Fri) and
journey must recommence before
12.00 (all days). Recommencing
from any other station en
route that is north of the
stations shown above must be
on trains timed to depart
09.30-11.59 inclusive, Mon-Fri
(by any train before 12.00 on
BH and other days)
Return: return restrictions as
above apply, Mon-Fri.

FRIDAY EVENING RESTRICTIONS
also apply on Thursdays before
any Friday that is a Bank
Holiday from Kings Cross and
Stevenage.

Carlisle services leave from Euston so it takes Euston's code
 

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Thanks for that.
Yes, it's Edinburgh - London super off peak return.

Just out of curiosity, if someone wanted to get from London to Glasgow, since East Coast do 'any permitted' super off peak singles at half the usual price as far as Edinburgh, is it allowed to get London Terminals - Edinburgh (via Glasgow) and simply not travel from Queen Street to Edinburgh?
 

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Just out of curiosity, if someone wanted to get from London to Glasgow, since East Coast do 'any permitted' super off peak singles at half the usual price as far as Edinburgh, is it allowed to get London Terminals - Edinburgh (via Glasgow) and simply not travel from Queen Street to Edinburgh?

You may. Glasgow is on a permitted route* and Break of Journey (which is what stopping short is classed as) is allowed on both portions. I had a cursory check of the easements and there is nothing forbidding it that I saw


*I've not checked with the routeing guide but NRES is satisfied that I only need one ticket to do such a journey
 

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*I've not checked with the routeing guide but NRES is satisfied that I only need one ticket to do such a journey

London - Edinburgh would be permitted on map AS, the Anglo-Scottish routes.
 
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