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Title: Off peak tickets for today valid on all trains tomorrow? Post by: grahame on November 25, 2024, 14:59:15 Does that mean that info was planning a trip to London for tomorrow I should buy a super off peak for this afternoon to save me money on the busiest trains?
Quote Tickets for today will be accepted on Tuesday 26 November, including on peak services. Title: Re: Off peak tickets for today valid on all trains tomorrow? Post by: ChrisB on November 25, 2024, 18:07:20 If "info" was "I am" ;D, then yes = and Wednesday now too, I believe
Title: Re: Off peak tickets for today valid on all trains tomorrow? Post by: Ralph Ayres on November 25, 2024, 21:15:24 Probably meant to apply mostly to Advance tickets or at least those already bought, but seems like sloppy wording. If your trains aren't running you'd be entitled to a full refund anyway. While looking at how the TOCs were phrasing it I was surprised how little prominence GWR's website gives the disruption (I'd expected a banner across the home page) and despite the chaos the National Rail Twitter/X people still couldn't resist popping in a promo for Railcards, and a "Happy Monday" GIF.
Title: Re: Off peak tickets for today valid on all trains tomorrow? Post by: ChrisB on November 25, 2024, 21:41:28 There was an observation in another thread that GWR had issued a "Black" alert meaning no trains running, but somehow doesn't raise anything on Journeycheck or website ( ??? :o :o), now downgraded to a "Red" alert which does apparently.
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