23 January 2024, 09:47
South Western Railway (SWR) is joining with train operators throughout England and Wales to make taking that special trip easier and cheaper.
For a limited period, SWR is offering tickets at up to half price on some of its most popular routes to and from London.
The Great British Rail Sale starts today, Tuesday 23 January, and continues until Monday 29 January, with customers able to claim up to 50% off selected Advance and Off-Peak rail tickets.
SWR has 200,000 tickets for sale to more than 80 destinations on its network including Exeter, Weymouth, Winchester and Portsmouth.
Top destinations include:
Prices listed are for single journeys from London, but these prices also apply if you’re looking to take a trip to the capital for sightseeing, shopping or a theatre trip.
Peter Williams, SWR’s Customer and Commercial Director said:
“We’re delighted to be part of the Great British Rail Sale and to give customers the opportunity to visit many outstanding destinations throughout the South West, at a great discount.
“Whether it’s visiting family or friends or taking a break away, we look forward to welcoming both new and returning customers aboard South Western Railway as part of this very special offer.”
Sale tickets will start to become available from midnight on Tuesday 23 January for journeys taking place between Wednesday 31 January and Friday 15 March.
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Operating over 1,500 services each weekday, SWR provides commuter, regional and long distance services to customers in South West London, the southern counties of England and the Isle of Wight.
As well as commuters and business travellers, SWR transports leisure travellers across the region, to many tourist and heritage sites, and the numerous major sporting and social events that take place along the route every year.
SWR provides easy and convenient mobility, improving quality of life by connecting people and communities.
About DFTO
DFTO is the government’s public sector rail owning group. Its purpose is to bring all currently privately-owned train operators into public ownership in advance of the creation of Great British Railways in 2027.
The group’s current train operating companies are: c2c, Greater Anglia, LNER, Northern, Southeastern, South Western Railway, TransPennine Express and WM Trains (London Northwestern Railway and West Midlands Railway).
DFTO runs more than 8,500 services each weekday and delivers more than 640 million customer journeys across its networks every year.