fairysdad
Member
A question if I may.
For this route, one would obviously usually take a FGW train into Paddington or an XC train to Bristol and FGW to Paddington.
But is taking a train to Exeter and then SWT to Waterloo one of the 'Any Permitted' routes that a ticket would allow? I'm fully aware that it would take much longer, and that some would say that a FGW HST is more comfortable than an SWT 159, I'm just curious to know if this is a permitted route and one to take at some point (I've never actually travelled on the SWT route from Exeter to Waterloo...).
For this route, one would obviously usually take a FGW train into Paddington or an XC train to Bristol and FGW to Paddington.
But is taking a train to Exeter and then SWT to Waterloo one of the 'Any Permitted' routes that a ticket would allow? I'm fully aware that it would take much longer, and that some would say that a FGW HST is more comfortable than an SWT 159, I'm just curious to know if this is a permitted route and one to take at some point (I've never actually travelled on the SWT route from Exeter to Waterloo...).