HELP....whats the cheapest train tickets to leeds

[paul pring]

HELP....whats the cheapest train tickets to Leeds
how much and what site please

 

[nail-Z]

You can get an under 15's single from Dewsbury to Leeds for £1.95.

Cheap train tickets, get UK train times fares | thetrainline

Hope this helps.

 

[paul pring]

shame i'm over 15 will be going from a london station

 

[TottonSeagull]

I always find typing Trainline into google search gives me a fair idea

 

[Gary Leeds]

Depends how ethical you are.

You could book a return ticket on east coast at £119 which is not fixed to any specific train and you can return within 30 days of the outward travel date. Make sure you don't get your ticket scanned in a barrier when you head back home, show it at the gate to an inspector and get them to manually open the gate and then for the next 30 days set up a delay alert on the east coast website and find a train going back to London that's delayed for more than 2 hours or a few cancellations (which recently with East Coast is nearly every day)

When you find one, fill in the delay repay form on the website and get a 100% refund on the tickets in the form of vouchers you can use for future train travel on any company

 

[LadySeagull]

HELP....whats the cheapest train tickets to Leeds
how much and what site please

'Tickety Split' ruse from MSE discussed here and other offers:

Forewarning about train tickets to Leeds.

That whole thread already discusses Leeds train tickets.

HTH

 

[LadySeagull]

Depends how ethical you are.

You could book a return ticket on east coast at £119 which is not fixed to any specific train and you can return within 30 days of the outward travel date. Make sure you don't get your ticket scanned in a barrier when you head back home, show it at the gate to an inspector and get them to manually open the gate and then for the next 30 days set up a delay alert on the east coast website and find a train going back to London that's delayed for more than 2 hours or a few cancellations (which recently with East Coast is nearly every day)

When you find one, fill in the delay repay form on the website and get a 100% refund on the tickets in the form of vouchers you can use for future train travel on any company

Well I never!

 

[paul pring]

think i'll give trains a miss thanks

 

[Superphil]

best I could find was £80 odd from Southwick, so decided not to.

 

[Mr Smggles]

Depends how ethical you are.

You could book a return ticket on east coast at £119 which is not fixed to any specific train and you can return within 30 days of the outward travel date. Make sure you don't get your ticket scanned in a barrier when you head back home, show it at the gate to an inspector and get them to manually open the gate and then for the next 30 days set up a delay alert on the east coast website and find a train going back to London that's delayed for more than 2 hours or a few cancellations (which recently with East Coast is nearly every day)

When you find one, fill in the delay repay form on the website and get a 100% refund on the tickets in the form of vouchers you can use for future train travel on any company

You genius!

 

[paul pring]

best I could find was £80 odd from Southwick, so decided not to.

think they are all around that price.lot of money just to go to a match

 

[HalifaxSeagull]

If you can get to Southampton or Heathrow it's almost as cheap to fly! From £106 return, but returning the Sunday - so get a cheap room and make a weekend of it?!
Shame there are no direct Lgw flights.

 

[Husty]

Depends how ethical you are.

You could book a return ticket on east coast at £119 which is not fixed to any specific train and you can return within 30 days of the outward travel date. Make sure you don't get your ticket scanned in a barrier when you head back home, show it at the gate to an inspector and get them to manually open the gate and then for the next 30 days set up a delay alert on the east coast website and find a train going back to London that's delayed for more than 2 hours or a few cancellations (which recently with East Coast is nearly every day)

When you find one, fill in the delay repay form on the website and get a 100% refund on the tickets in the form of vouchers you can use for future train travel on any company

Why do I not do this every time?