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Rail travel from charing-cross, with Holiday Extras

Rail travel from Charing Cross (Glasgow).

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Airports by rail, with Holiday Extras, who I work for. I am not making a commission on this (damn).

To take advantage of these prices you will need to prove you are not a business traveller, en route to the airport, so you will need to provide either yr flight details or yr holiday booking reference. I don't think you will need to provide this when you arrive at charing-cross station but you may be asked to provide them on your travels from charing-cross station to the airport.

Going to the airport on the train is great, you can take a nap, read (even at night), play a game, or just gaze out of the window... The other restriction to buying these cheap train tickets from charing-cross station to the airport is that there must be at least two grown ups travelling together. But another great advantage is that children go free. All children under five go free, and then one child over five but under sixteen per adult travelling on the train to the airport.

be sure to leave enough time to get to the airport early enough to eat, shop etc, so check the times of trains from charing-cross station before you go. If you have spare time at the airport you can always read or play travel scrabble again! As you have bought your train ticket in advance, you don't need to worry about the opening hours of charing-cross station.

charing-cross station opening times: Monday-Friday 06:00-23:20, Saturday 06:00-23:20, Sunday 08:20-23:20..

You can get a train tickets this way from charing-cross station to Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, and Newcastle. my employer don't sell train tickets from charing-cross station to Heathrow and some other airports, because you can't get one ticket to get you all the way there, boo! Damn you Heathrow Express!

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