Kings Lynn Super Off Peak Travelcard

[Central Trains]

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated please.

Kings Lynn super off peak travelcard with a network railcard is £21.05. Are you allowed to use this ticket from a London station as your origin station? Also does it allow break of journey along the Great Northern route?

Many thanks in advance.

 

[yorkie]

http://www.brfares.com/#faredetail?orig=KLN&dest=0035&rlc=NEW&rte=135&tkt=WRE

It's valid on weekends only, but there are no time restrictions on weekends.

It's valid for one journey to the boundary of Zone 6, unlimited travel within Zones 1-6 on all services that accept Travelcards, and one journey from the boundary of Zone 6 to Kings Lynn.

Break of journey is valid on all rail fares unless explicitly stated and made clear at the time you buy the ticket; such a restriction is very rare for any walk-up ticket and there is certainly no such restriction on this fare.

 

[Central Trains]

Thank you very much. So can I start my journey from a London station rather than Kings Lynn then return to London?

 

[yorkie]

It's valid for one journey to the boundary of Zone 6, unlimited travel within Zones 1-6 on all services that accept Travelcards, and one journey from the boundary of Zone 6 to Kings Lynn.

Once you reach Kings Lynn, the ticket has no validity between Zone 6 and Kings Lynn in either direction. A new ticket would need to be purchased from Kings Lynn to the boundary of Zone 6 in order to use the ticket within Zones 1-6 again.

Depending on what journeys you are making, you may be better off with an in-boundary Travelcard and an extension fare from Boundary Zone 6 to Kings Lynn Super Off Peak Day Return (CBA)

 

[Central Trains]

Thank you very much. Any suggestions how I can input this into an online retailer please?

 

[Central Trains]

Any suggestions from the cheapest ticket Wembley to Kings Lynn at a weekend with a network railcard please?

 

[Romilly]

If it's out and back the same day, £26.65 offpeak day return from Wembley Central to Kings Lynn is probably a good bet: it might be possible to save a couple of pounds by splitting, but then you are committed to a particular route. (All the through tickets seem to be marked "via Cambridge", thus ruling out going via Peterborough and March.)

 

[Central Trains]

Thank you. £16.75 Super Off Peak from Kings Cross. It seem excessive to pay £10 for a journey across London - any suggestions? Perhaps a one day travelcard with a railcard discount looks cheaper.

 

[Romilly]

Cheapest combination with that might be a number 18 bus to Euston station and then walk to Kings X from there: £1.50 each way.

 

[Hadders]

I'd use contactless or Oyster PAYG from Wembley Park to Kings Cross St Pancras at £2.80 each way then a Super Off Peak Day Return from Kings Cross to Kings Lynn at £16.75.