Train tickets

[Mehmeh]

Gotta get from Nottingham to London tonight, I have the return part of nottingham to bedford, so that means i will have to get off at bedford....then buy a new ticket then get back on the next train to london..

any way around this?

not sure if I can buy a ticket at nottingham station for just the bedford - london part??

could just "fall asleep" on the train and end up in london.

[Incognito]

Gotta get from Nottingham to London tonight, I have the return part of nottingham to bedford, so that means i will have to get off at bedford....then buy a new ticket then get back on the next train to london..

any way around this?

not sure if I can buy a ticket at nottingham station for just the bedford - london part??

could just "fall asleep" on the train and end up in london.

Buy it before you board, you don't have to buy a ticket from the station you intend travelling from. I could go into Portsmouth station and buy a ticket for travel from London to Birmingham.

[Torran]

not sure if I can buy a ticket at nottingham station for just the bedford - london part??

of course you can

[BoredBloke]

do it on thetrainline.com

[malvolio]

You could almost certainly buy it from the guy who checks the tickets on the train.

[Amiga500]

Gotta get from Nottingham to London tonight, I have the return part of nottingham to bedford, so that means i will have to get off at bedford....then buy a new ticket then get back on the next train to london..

any way around this?

not sure if I can buy a ticket at nottingham station for just the bedford - london part??

could just "fall asleep" on the train and end up in london.

I drove to Nottingham the other weekend, went to that 'Rock City' place which was good, generally a bit of a chav-hole though.

[DimPrawn]

I asked for a return ticket once, and the ticket woman asked "where to?" and I replied "back here of course!".

She didn't laugh.