LNER site not showing WMT Super Off Peak tickets

[Bletchleyite]

A friend has pointed out that the LNER site doesn't seem to sell WMT Super Off Peak tickets, at least from Bletchley to Euston/outboundary Travelcards. I've tried myself and this does seem to be the case. Any ideas why?

 

[gray1404]

I found this last night when using any trainline powered site to try to book a Liverpool to Euston WMT Super Off Peak Return. It is only offering the Off Peak Return.

I also notice that the easement to be allowed to use the 18.46 Euston to Crewe service (changing at Stafford) if travelling to Liverpool has disappeared from the ticket restrictions text for that ticket.

 

[Wallsendmag]

Try again in about 15 minutes.

 

[IanD]

GWR have not been showing them for at least a couple of weeks in the mixing deck.

 

[Bletchleyite]

Try again in about 15 minutes.

I'm guessing that means it's about to be fixed

FWIW, he purchased one this morning on corporate Trainline, so it was at least on sale there.

 

[sd0733]

I found this last night when using any trainline powered site to try to book a Liverpool to Euston WMT Super Off Peak Return. It is only offering the Off Peak Return.

I also notice that the easement to be allowed to use the 18.46 Euston to Crewe service (changing at Stafford) if travelling to Liverpool has disappeared from the ticket restrictions text for that ticket.

That 18.49 easement ceased a long time ago when the 19:46 from Euston was introduced.

 

[IanD]

It's well past 15 minutes later and I still can't see the WMT Super Off Peak tickets from Milton Keynes to London on LNER. I know the times are pretty restrictive Mon-sat so searched for a Sunday, flexible fares then filtered to London Midland only (not that LM exists any more but hey ho).


Should be £15 but only the £20.50 any permitted ticket is offered.

 

[Wallsendmag]

It's well past 15 minutes later and I still can't see the WMT Super Off Peak tickets from Milton Keynes to London on LNER. I know the times are pretty restrictive Mon-sat so searched for a Sunday, flexible fares then filtered to London Midland only (not that LM exists any more but hey ho).


Should be £15 but only the £20.50 any permitted ticket is offered.

I'll have a look in the morning.