CDR Combo's

Jim

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CDR Combo's

« on: September 23, 2007, 12:27:13 »

Last years fares
Heres one intersting finding for now

From Bristol to Goring and Stretly, a through ticket, SVR not Reading is ^13.75 but break your journey at Chosley and it becomes ^9.30!

Was doing some fares for STJ^▸ -Taplow

STJ-BRI^»    2.85
BRI-DID^»    ^8
DID-TAP   4.65
   ^15.50
STJ-BTH^»    4.7
BTH-DID   6.25
DID-TAP   4.65
   ^15.60
STJ-CPM^»    6.25
CPM-DID   5
DID-TAP   4.65
   ^15.90
STJ-BRI   2.85
BRI-DID   ^8
DID-TWY^▸    3.9
TWY-TAP   1.85
   ^16.60

STJ-BRI   2.85
BRI-CHO   8
CHO-TAP   4.4
   ^15.25


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grahame

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Re: CDR Combo's

« Reply #1 on: September 23, 2007, 18:36:58 »

Quote from: Jim on September 23, 2007, 12:27:13

Heres one intersting finding for now

From Bristol to Goring and Stretly, a through ticket, SVR not Reading is ^13.75 but break your journey at Chosley and it becomes ^9.30!

Was doing some fares for STJ^▸ -Taplow

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I had a look at this, Jim ... and scratched my head a bit - then it twigged. I think you're looking at half fare tickets as you've not yet reached the age of 16. Have I worked that out right?

With the Severn Tunnel Junction to Taplow journey, the scientist in me always likes to see a "control" case to compare to. In this case that would be a through ticket. And I compared, for tomorrow morning, an adult single. And I came up with.

Severn Tunnel Junction to Taplow - 59.50 single (for trains departing before 09:25), or 45.00 on the 09:25 and presumably later.

Severn Tunnel Junction to Bath PLUS Bath to Didcot PLUS Didcot to Taplow - 36.00 single at any time, 29.70 after the peak. That journey would need to be made on trains via Bath (rather than direct via BPW^» if that's possible), and using trains that actually call at Didcot. And I bet the lady or gent selling tickets at STJ would love you turning up with such a shopping list Wink


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grahame

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Re: CDR Combo's

« Reply #2 on: September 23, 2007, 18:37:59 »

Oh DURR ... just as I post I noted "CDR^▸ " in the subject line. Cheap Day Returns?


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Scooby

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Re: CDR Combo's

« Reply #3 on: September 24, 2007, 21:04:52 »

Theres better money saving examples about.... Try Newquay to Taunton in a day, look at the SVR fare compared to a NQY^▸ to EXD^» CDR^▸ + a EXD to TAU^» CDR... Yes, Savers are daylight robbery....


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Re: CDR Combo's

« Reply #4 on: October 03, 2007, 07:31:02 »

Quote from: grahame on September 23, 2007, 18:36:58

Quote from: Jim on September 23, 2007, 12:27:13

U16 fares indeed-we were doing the trip on a Saturday, thus being CDR^▸ 's

I had a look at this, Jim ... and scratched my head a bit - then it twigged. I think you're looking at half fare tickets as you've not yet reached the age of 16. Have I worked that out right?

With the Severn Tunnel Junction to Taplow journey, the scientist in me always likes to see a "control" case to compare to. In this case that would be a through ticket. And I compared, for tomorrow morning, an adult single. And I came up with.

Severn Tunnel Junction to Taplow - 59.50 single (for trains departing before 09:25), or 45.00 on the 09:25 and presumably later.

Severn Tunnel Junction to Bath PLUS Bath to Didcot PLUS Didcot to Taplow - 36.00 single at any time, 29.70 after the peak. That journey would need to be made on trains via Bath (rather than direct via BPW^» if that's possible), and using trains that actually call at Didcot. And I bet the lady or gent selling tickets at STJ would love you turning up with such a shopping list Wink


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