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decent way to get to llandudno by train.?
im going to llandudno in july for a weeks holiday. from norwich its via chester and takes around 6 hours cross country. does anyone know a quicker route or maybe via london/birmingham.?. thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There's not much in it but going via London might be marginally quicker - but you can't do it as a through ticket and would have to book each leg seoarately. The trains would be more comfortable, at least as far as Crewe or Chester.
Might even be cheaper if you are lucky with advance fares
Going via Birmingham could add an hour to the journey - no point
Might even be cheaper if you are lucky with advance fares
Going via Birmingham could add an hour to the journey - no point
Enter your travel details here:
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
The results which initially come up will be on the cross-country route. (Hover your cursor over the number in the 'Chg' column to see where the changes are).
Then to select travel via London, click on 'Journey details' and 'Advanced Search'. Enter 'London' in the 'via' box (selecting the 'All stations' option). Click 'Update train times'.
You'll see that there's probably little difference in journey times, with the London route requiring more changes (and the hassle of getting across London). You'll also see that, in most cases, travel via London is far dearer (but you might happen to come across some bargain 'Advance' fares).
ANY route from Norwich to Llandudno will go via Chester (irrespective of whether you actually have to change there or not), since that's the only practical route!
http://www.nationalra...nalrailnetworkmap.pdf
Chris
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
The results which initially come up will be on the cross-country route. (Hover your cursor over the number in the 'Chg' column to see where the changes are).
Then to select travel via London, click on 'Journey details' and 'Advanced Search'. Enter 'London' in the 'via' box (selecting the 'All stations' option). Click 'Update train times'.
You'll see that there's probably little difference in journey times, with the London route requiring more changes (and the hassle of getting across London). You'll also see that, in most cases, travel via London is far dearer (but you might happen to come across some bargain 'Advance' fares).
ANY route from Norwich to Llandudno will go via Chester (irrespective of whether you actually have to change there or not), since that's the only practical route!
http://www.nationalra...nalrailnetworkmap.pdf
Chris
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