Glastonbury planning

[juliet]

So. It is probably about time to buy train tickets for Glastonbury, since it's around a month away.



Previous experience indicates that one has to do this In Person. The National Rail timetable thinks that the direct trains are available at 0933 and 1235 (takes about 1 hr 40), but again, previous experience indicates that they may lay on extras for the occasion. However, if wishing to book, we might need to go for one of those.

I am inclined to the 0933 - get there nice & early before it's *entirely* rammed & there starts being a queue to get in. We managed this fine last year. I think the 1235 is a bit late - we wouldn't get onsite till about 1500.

We cannot book a particular train on the way back - they won't let you.

So. Who wants to travel with Pete & me, & therefore wants me to get them train tickets? Let me know if you have a YP card. I want to do this *soon* before all the trains book up (I booked about a week into June last time, & we got some of the last seats IIRC).

Update: Now done - if you're not one of marnameow, sbp, mouseboks, uon, daneel_olivaw, feanelwa, Marna's sister, Pete, or me, I haven't got you a ticket, sorry. Contact me if you want to get tickets on the same train as us or anything to find out details. If you are one of them, see here for details.

Comments

[mouseboks.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a good plan, how much are they going to want for a train ticket? (*awaits massive scalping by train company*)

[juliet]

See response to Marna above - 37quid for adults, if we can get the cheap ones.