Where can I find out which stations my train stops at?

Question

I need to get from Sheffield to London and have been told that it's sometimes cheaper to buy lots of single tickets instead of paying alot for one ticket which covers the whole journey. However, in order to do that I need to know which stations the train will stop at....is there a website which has journeys on?

Answer 1

Go to National Rail Enquires (URL below) and enter the start and destination points of your journey.
Carry on as if you're making a booking and at some point it will give your route and fare.
Repeat the excerise for each intermediate station pair.

Alternatively, get a Midland Mainline timetable.

Remember that if you buy tickets this way your train must stop at the intermediate stations and do so at times when the intermediate tickets are valid.

Good luck, you deserve to succeed.

Answer 2

I would check with the train station as to whether this is cheaper. And whether they require you to get off at each stop and buy a new ticket at the actual station. It's hard to believe that this is cheaper...

Answer 3

I know this is probably stupid, but the only way I can think of is go the train station and look at the board for the train you would take. That usually gives you all the stops

Answer 4

theres a train that goes straight to london from sheffield .. the best way to get a cheap ticket is by booking in advance..

travel down south a lot from sheffield vigin train cheapist..

Answer 5

Ask a whale.

They know all about Whale Weigh Stations.

(Not very helpful - but hope it brought a smile to your face!)

Answer 6

Phone British Rail or go to their website.

Answer 7

Maybe you should try www.nationalrail.co.uk . Good luck!

Answer 8

tfl.gov.uk
or try the britsih rail website.

Answer 9

http://www.midlandmainline.com/

Answer 10

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/