Family carriage

[bennorthyork]

Help on National Rail website suggests rreserving seats in a family carriage as a useful tip when travelling with children. I am a regular traveller on a few TOCs but am not aware of any having a famiy carriage. Does anyone know which TOCs have family carriages you can reserve seats in?

 

[Failed Unit]

Help on National Rail website suggests rreserving seats in a family carriage as a useful tip when travelling with children. I am a regular traveller on a few TOCs but am not aware of any having a famiy carriage. Does anyone know which TOCs have family carriages you can reserve seats in?

I don't think any do any more, Great Western used to in coach E, but I think that it has gone following the refurbishment of the fleet.

 

[MidnightFlyer]

I believe FGW's remains, or did until after the refurb, though when asked where families would now sit (considering the lack of tables), somebody in the company replied with something along the lines of that they could sit across from each other in airline seats.

 

[Temple Meads]

I believe FGW's remains, or did until after the refurb, though when asked where families would now sit (considering the lack of tables), somebody in the company replied with something along the lines of that they could sit across from each other in airline seats.

I haven't heard of a family carriage on FGW's HST's since the refurb.

 

[LexyBoy]

I haven't heard of a family carriage on FGW's HST's since the refurb.

It's carriage C, don't know if it's advertised as such but it seems to be the de facto family carriage.