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devon_metro

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Can i buy a Cornwall Day Ranger in a Devon station?

Also how fGW manage to price thye tickets.
By getting a CDR to Plymouth and a Cornwall day ranger i can get to Penzance for £7.75 from PGN

Whereas A CDR costs £10.80?

Thanks,
 
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Rail appointed travel agents do not sell all ticket types, it depends on the Ticket Issuing System they have in place.
 

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dvn1357 said:
Can i buy a Cornwall Day Ranger in a Devon station?
You can buy a Greenways ranger in Wick, or a Highland rover in Penzance if you wish :thumbup:
 

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You can buy any UK rail ticket (and Irish ticket) at any UK railway station. However, you may not get voucher packs / leaflets etc that come with some rovers (Freedom of Wales springs to mind)
 

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TicketMan said:
You can buy any UK rail ticket (and Irish ticket) at any UK railway station. However, you may not get voucher packs / leaflets etc that come with some rovers (Freedom of Wales springs to mind)
Has someone hacked into Ticketman's account or has he really just made a sensible, helpful and serious post? :grin: ;)

*sits back and awaits deserved sarky reply*


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The Gricer said:
Has someone hacked into Ticketman's account or has he really just made a sensible, helpful and serious post? :grin: ;)

*sits back and awaits deserved sarky reply*
You can buy through Irish tickets. I'll show you in my fare's manual later.
 

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Coxster said:
You can buy through Irish tickets.
Sorry, don't understand. Did anyone say you couldn't?

I'll show you in my fare's manual later.
No, please spare me the fares manual. I can't think when I might be needing any through Irish tickets anyway.


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Sometimes it's cheaper to get a ticket to Ireland than to a place like Holyhead. Mad.

Rather like Nick W's ticket from Penzance to Ipswich being cheaper than Penzance to Paddington.

Other times, a combination is cheaper.

Either way, a ticket from A to B where A is where you are going from and B is where you are going to, is usually NOT the cheapest for your journey!!! :tongue5: I think it's designed so that only a select few "in the know" pay the best value fares ;)
 
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