Greetings All !
We are Traveling in Oct and will be traveling from London , then to Cambridge, final stop in Edinburgh Scotland all on the
Train this time around.
Any thoughts, on buying a rail Pass Vs point to point over the 3 days? (Flying to London Friday, spending two nights in Cambridge,
then on to Edinburgh .
Thanks
Nate
You have to price it out but I doubt if the pass would be cost effective if you purchased early, discount train tickets.
Duplicate thread. More responses in the other one.
Look up times and prices on the National Rail website: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
Except tickets for October are not yet on sale, pick a random earlier date for comparison.
That's only 2 train trips (plus getting from the airport, whichever one, into London). I bet you £1 to $1 two tickets bought in advance at discounted prices are way cheaper than a rail pass.
This is a common recommendation because the site is so thorough, including purchase strategies and the question of passes (But you still are going to have to do the math on point-to-point costs yourself.)
