Go Euro

[mercalia]

any one used these people for general getting around?
prices seem very good?

https://www.goeuro.co.uk/lps/train?id=ZnJvbnRfcGFnZS5jbzp1aw==&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=DT_RLSA%7C%5BTrain_01_Gen%5D%7C%7CEN_UK%3ATrain&utm_term=train&adgroup=DT_RLSA%7CTrain_01_Gen%7C__%7C__%7C__%7C%7CEN_UK%7CE%7C&campaignid=914233850&adgroupid=46480910820&keywordid=295842644129&content=basic&h=bHBzLmguc2VtLi50cmFpbl8wMV9nZW4u&utm_content=DT_RLSA%7CTrain_01_Gen%7C__%7C__%7C__%7C%7CEN_UK%7CE%7C

[MartinBrice]

You won't get a bike on the buses and might not get a bike on many of the trains. Train fares in the UK are pretty low if you go off-peak and book ahead, in spite of much noise in the press.

[PH]

Tried the website a couple of times for European train tickets (Neither with full size bike), one was the same price as anywhere else and the other I found it cheaper elsewhere, with the advice from the man in seat 61.
https://www.seat61.com/

I like travelling and part of the pleasure is the planning and research. For those who don't and are looking for a simple booking option Go Euro is probably one of the best, it's also good to see the train/coach/plane options laid out next to each other.

[mjr]

Lack of ferry options and bizarrely not including time taken between final airport and destination both limit its usefulness IMO.