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   bennorthyork Member

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   I'm looking to book advance tickets for the weekend after valentines day. I know they won't be available to book for a while yet. I was just wondering what demand is normally like around that time and are there less quotas of cheaper tickets around periods like valentines day?

    
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   It's not one of the 'main holidays' so there shouldn't be that great an increased demand I would have thought. Still though, as ever, the sooner you buy the cheaper it will be.

    
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   But (in North Yorkshire at least), the schools break up for half term on February 13th, so there could be a higher demand than usual for tickets the next day due to families going away during the school holidays.

    
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   Good point, hadn't thought of that. Not sure how many schools are like that across the country though.

    
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   What date would you expect the tickets to be released for 17th and 19th February?

    

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