Rail cost from London to Brighton

[narly101]

Ah so they're fleecing the Pride supporters instead. The problem with my travel is that I need to begin my journey at Clapham Junction, not one of the London Terminals. I have an oyster card to zone 4, so naturally no need to travel into town, to come back out. What I've done now, for anyone who is remotely interested , is travel from East Croydon to Brighton, that way it only costs £9.90 instead of £24!!!

 

[halbpro]

Yup returns for £10 from London Bridge.

 

[rool]

Ah so they're fleecing the Pride supporters instead. The problem with my travel is that I need to begin my journey at Clapham Junction, not one of the London Terminals. I have an oyster card to zone 4, so naturally no need to travel into town, to come back out. What I've done now, for anyone who is remotely interested , is travel from East Croydon to Brighton, that way it only costs £9.90 instead of £24!!!

I don't think this stops you from buying from London Bridge but getting on at Clapham with your Oyster. I use New Cross Gate but always buy from London Bridge as it is cheaper.

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

If London to Brighton has got you that angry, then I suggest you never travel to Southampton from London. You really will see a fleecing then.

 

[tinycowboy]

If you have to travel early morning, the prices are crazy - had to buy my wife and 10 year-old son returns from Canterbury to London with a travelcard as well and it cost over £100. The incentive to just go by car is huge...

 

[hans kraay fan club]

If London to Brighton has got you that angry, then I suggest you never travel to Southampton from London. You really will see a fleecing then.

This, my clumsy chum. Very much this.

 

[Perfidious Albion]

you can't be looking properly

Rail fares are a minefield. If you need a ton of expertise to just find the fare - then something is very wrong with the system

http://http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/cheap-train-tickets

 

[Simster]

This, my clumsy chum. Very much this.

Although the QUALITY of the journey on that line is about 100 times better than the wanky "service" that is London to Brighton.

 

[Durlston]

Worth shelling out for a Network Railcard. It's 28 quid for a year and you get a third off every fare at weekends (at all times) and after 10am in the week if your train tickets exceed a tenner.