BrianTheLion
Member
Apologies if this has been discussed previously, I couldnt find anything relevant via the search option.
Say for example I had booked a train from Edinburgh to Kings Cross leaving at 10:00 via Doncaster and I had a split from Edinburgh to Doncaster, then Doncaster to London.
Now if this train was to be cancelled for whatever reason and I was told to board the next Kings Cross train (10:30) how would a split work in this scenario as this train wouldnt stop at Doncaster, and the next one to stop at Doncaster wouldnt leave until 12:00.
Would I be able to travel on the 10:30 with a split or would I be forced to wait 2 hrs for the next Doncaster train because of the way the split was purchased?
Say for example I had booked a train from Edinburgh to Kings Cross leaving at 10:00 via Doncaster and I had a split from Edinburgh to Doncaster, then Doncaster to London.
Now if this train was to be cancelled for whatever reason and I was told to board the next Kings Cross train (10:30) how would a split work in this scenario as this train wouldnt stop at Doncaster, and the next one to stop at Doncaster wouldnt leave until 12:00.
Would I be able to travel on the 10:30 with a split or would I be forced to wait 2 hrs for the next Doncaster train because of the way the split was purchased?