Hi,
I've been sold (by East Coast's on-line site) a ticket from Birmingham to London for travel on a weekday in February. I've been charged £14.50 which I didn't think was a bad fare and have a seat reservation on the Virgin service at 0730, arriving Euston 0842.
Now I'm getting a little worried as I've noticed the ticket is a "Super Off Peak Single".
Is this an example of a very bizarre name for a ticket which is valid right in the middle of the peak or have I been missold the ticket?
I've been sold (by East Coast's on-line site) a ticket from Birmingham to London for travel on a weekday in February. I've been charged £14.50 which I didn't think was a bad fare and have a seat reservation on the Virgin service at 0730, arriving Euston 0842.
Now I'm getting a little worried as I've noticed the ticket is a "Super Off Peak Single".
Is this an example of a very bizarre name for a ticket which is valid right in the middle of the peak or have I been missold the ticket?