Motown Fox
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How old is he then?
Going back to one of your other posts that followed mine you obviously were together with someone for some time then:icon_wink
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How old is he then?
Going back to one of your other posts that followed mine you obviously were together with someone for some time then:icon_wink
About 90 seconds.
Motown Fox
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As long as that?:icon_bigg:icon_lol::icon_bigg
Blue Maniac
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Nottingham Fox
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Blue Maniac
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Oops indeed :icon_lol:
Motown Fox
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I'm glad to see it's posted on the Doncaster thread :icon_wink
Motown Fox
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Yeah and they give away tickets to their own fans and to schools and groups etc as well to keep the attendances at a high figure but don't give 2 hoots for away fans no matter where they came from
Harbro-Fox
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I'm not being rude but I really can't work the trains website and I need to work out my funding, so can any legend tell me how much it will cost me to get to Sheffield on Saturday and Palace in two weeks and I will be buying tickets on the day. Before I get called lazy I have tried but I don't understand the fares, I have a 16-25 railcard as well!
How about we teach you how to do it, then you won't have to ask again.
Which train website are you looking at?
I used to recommend nationalrail.co.uk to look up train fares, but when they redesigned it to make it look modern they also made it crap.
So I would recommend going to eastcoast.co.uk (other sites use the same system, but that's the one I use)
Put your from and to stations in the relevant boxes, and select return. Put sensible times in. Tick the railcards box and select your railcard. Click on search.
As you're planning to pay on the day you can ignore the single fares. Click on the cheapest return fare on the list of fares. It will show you the terms and conditions for this type of ticket. If it's suitable for you, you'll see a list of the trains that ticket can be used on.
That doesn't necessarily mean that's the cheapest ticket you could get though, there are tricks that can be used that the website won't tell you. For example splitting your journey up into smaller legs can work out cheaper.
Harbro-Fox
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I will attempt it now, I sound like a right retard, I just find the train website confusing, and by the way I was using eastmidlandstrains.
I'm sorted for Sheffield now just need to work out Palarse.
Done it and I've found this http://tickets.eastcoast.co.uk/ec/en/JourneyPlanning/MixingDeck
So £25.10 its going to cost me?
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Ref Mkt Harb > Sheffield
Off peak return is £15.85 - You can save a whole 10p by buying Off peak Return Mkt Harb > Derby (£10.15) and a off peak return Derby > Sheffield (£5.60) - You would only need to change in Leicester as per any other train you get.
Ref Mkt Habr > London
The best walk-up ticket is the Super Off Peak day travelcard. This is £25.10 and includes your travel across London (i.e tube etc)
If you are in any position at all to book in advance, you could go on the 3.12pm arrives 4.13pm (£6.60 adv single) and coming back on the only service you can get (if you dash for it!!) the 23.15pm arrives 00.49am (£6.60 adv single) - Total £13.20 + tube
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