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Julian · 27-09-2017, 23:15

You should not write off the train option unless they definitely are not running.

If the basic ticket price you mention is £150 your niece's friend could get an 18-25 or student railcard and be at least £20 better off to start with.

That is before you use a a split ticketing site where the savings will usually be much more.

27-09-2017, 23:15	#7
Julian Oh When The Saints!! Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Kernow Posts: 3,926	Re: Flights between Glasgow & Stansted help You should not write off the train option unless they definitely are not running. If the basic ticket price you mention is £150 your niece's friend could get an 18-25 or student railcard and be at least £20 better off to start with. That is before you use a a split ticketing site where the savings will usually be much more. __________________ Confusion Will Be My Epitaph.