trainophile
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I know one of the afternoon trains is always a 2-coacher and rammed, but can't remember whether it's the 1450 or the 1550 (or even the 1350). Please can anyone help me out before I book one for tomorrow?
I now need to investigate for future reference how to book an extended connection - would rather wait around for an hour and be first on board, although there were others yesterday boarding as soon as the inbound service emptied. I think trainsplit may be able to oblige with that...
Thanks both. My gamble on the 1330 paid off - three coaches (I think, might have been four), despite which it was still pretty full but nowhere near rammed, although some people may have had to sit next to a stranger! Due partly to being a Saturday I suppose. That 1440 is definitely one to avoid.
I now need to investigate for future reference how to book an extended connection - would rather wait around for an hour and be first on board, although there were others yesterday boarding as soon as the inbound service emptied. I think trainsplit may be able to oblige with that...
Just to clarify, Trainsplit is a booking site which uses the FastJP journey planner.FastJP will allow you to do that. Underneath the stations, select 'Go Via', and enter your interchange station. You can them add more time above the minimum connection time already provided for that station.