Train tickets to that there London

Whens best time to book? i.e. is there a period in advance when they are cheaper?

Looking to go down at back end of November or would I get best deals now or in a few weeks?

 

Now pal

 

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ticket_types/44703.aspx

That link gives when each train company offers their cheapest tickets

 

Probably right as I've come up with £30 return each.

 

Try megabus there normally cheapest

 

You ever thought of flying from Leeds/Bradford? We've done it a few times, especially when going to Heathrow and onwards. 35 minutes flight time and all very straightforward.

 

That was on the trainline.com, even better I checked direct on East Coast website and got it for £21 return! sorted! Thanks chaps.

 

not for this trip - too much hassle.

Wife's sister is visiting us from the States and we are taking a trip to London for a few days whilst she's here, think she'll like the fact we can be in London in 3 hours by train!

 

It'll be same train he's on anyway, it's not a bus it's a train but megabus is normally cheapest website

 

I tried megabus (for the train) and they weren't offering tickets that far in advance, finished week before. So seeing as I got them for £21 return each I was happy enough with that. Thanks anyway.

I've done Megabus (bus) before and it was fine.

 

Set an east coast alert and get tickets 12 weeks in advance.