On Mon, Mar 26, 2007 at 12:47:21PM +0200, Joachim Breitner said: > Hi, > > I just bought my return ticket from London to Germany. Because of > limited availability (and because I should have done that on saturday), > I have to take the Eurostar leaving at 13:36 in London Waterloo. Now my > problem is: How do I get from Edinburgh to London in time? Could please > someone living in the UK, who knows the system better, help me out with > an affordable connection London - Edinburgh (on 2007-06-10, leaving not > before 10:30) and Edinburgh - London (on 2007-06-24, arriving before > 13:00)? > > Or maybe someone is going by car from Edinburgh to London and is willing > to leave early enough so that I can make it? > > Or maybe someone for some reason has a later Eurostar connection to > London and is willing to swap? > > Any help highly appreciated. It looks like the first leg is fairly easy - there are several trains leaving London for Edinburgh shortly after 10:30 (11:00, 11:45, etc). The return leg will be slightly harder, as there are no trains leaving Edinburgh before 9AM, and that will get into London too late. There are a couple of overnight trains, though, and that may be your best option. They all appear to get into London between 9 and 10:45 the next morning. The price for both tickets appears to be 98.20 GBP. I assume, although I don't know, that the overnight trains will have some sort of sleeping arrangments. Hope that helps, -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Gran | Compliment, n.: When you say something | | steve@lobefin.net | to another which everyone knows isn't | | http://www.lobefin.net/~steve | true. | --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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