User avatar
Mae neocat_hug_dlr @maeow@meow.woem.cat
7mo
Genuinely stumped with this ticket: it’s a 26-30 Railcard ticket from Heathrow to Hayes and Harlington, and for some reason the top right warnings show both “D” for discount, and “C” which I thought was for Child?
Is the Elizabeth line actually run by Czech railways? Am I a diplomat?
The current verdict is that this is a print error.
A NR Creditcard sized magnetic ticket with “CD” printed in large letters in the top right corner: Anytime Day Single valid for one journey from Heachrow Rail to Hayes & Harlington Not valid via London Terminais Adult Standard Class with 26-30 Railcard Refundable and exchangeable for a fee
2
1
0
0
User avatar
Mae neocat_hug_dlr @maeow@meow.woem.cat
7mo
This is what I would expect: “D” shown for Discount
A CCST ticket with a “D” in the top right hand corner, for a 26-30 Railcard ticket from Twickenham to Staines.
1
0
0
0
User avatar
pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
7mo
@maeow okay but what is that way of writing months ​:blobwtfnotlikethis:​
1
0
1
0
User avatar
Mae neocat_hug_dlr @maeow@meow.woem.cat
7mo
@kitten I know… I think there was an idea to make them as unique as possible so that changing one letter can’t get you another month or something [citation needed]
1
0
1
0
User avatar
Lis (≙) retired account @lis@luisa.is
7mo
@maeow @kitten meanwhile in Spain, it's 11-M and they won't tell you which M

(oh damn it's 11-M for real neocat_eyes )
0
0
2
0