Pershore to Didcot fare not showing on NRE

TonyN

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Pershore to Didcot fare not showing on NRE

« on: April 16, 2021, 22:04:14 »

Just looked up a return journey from psh to did on a saturday.

BR^▸ Fares and my West midland trains mobile app give me an off peak day return at £11.25 with senior railcard.

National rail enquires gives the off peak period return at £17.10 with senior railcard as the cheapest fare???


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rogerw

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Re: Pershore to Didcot fare not showing on NRE

« Reply #1 on: April 16, 2021, 22:32:16 »

Great Western Railway (GWR^▸ ) site also gives £11.25. It looks like NRE^▸ are quoting the non-railcard fare.

Edit: VickiS - Clarifying Acronyms


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TonyN

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Re: Pershore to Didcot fare not showing on NRE

« Reply #2 on: April 16, 2021, 23:12:26 »

Sorry yes although NRE^▸ showed a railcard selected on the journey selection page it had failed to calculate the fare. When I used the passengers and railcards button the railcard was not selected.


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