Is WM concessionary pass valid to Coventry and Warwick?

[TSR :D]

If not, what is the furtherest station you can go in east WM with concessionary pass?

 

[sonic2009]

West Midlands Concessionary Passes valid within Network West Midlands Zones 1-5, so Coventry is included by rail, but Warwick can be reached by bus only because your pass is valid for free travel on buses in the UK excluding Scotland+Wales.

 

[Old Timer]

It is only valid to Coventry and Dorridge.

Please see the attached Network West Midlands map which will show the area covered.

http://www.networkwestmidlands.com/train93/NetworkMap.aspx

 

[TSR :D]

So I buy ticket to London from Coventry, not Birmingham new street? Will it be cheaper?

 

[MidnightFlyer]

So I buy ticket to London from Coventry, not Birmingham new street? Will it be cheaper?

Saves you £19.00 on a Route: Any Permitted SOR...

 

[sonic2009]

Well depends on which route and TOC the OP wishes to take. And also what time of day.

 

[TSR :D]

Advance ticket. TOC would be virgin. Also, is there any cost benefits if I were to use Dorrige to Marylebone with Chiltern, instead of BMO/BSW.

 

[Old Timer]

Advance ticket. TOC would be virgin. Also, is there any cost benefits if I were to use Dorrige to Marylebone with Chiltern, instead of BMO/BSW.

There can be considerable savings but it depends when you travel.

 

[TSR :D]

I usually travel off peak times, and I plan to travel to London just after Christmas,

 

[Old Timer]

Then I suggest you raise a new post query to one of the clever fares chappies who live here, with the specific journey details, and they will by return as it were, give you the best options.