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Jan 27 at 16:27 history edited Edd CC BY-SA 4.0
Southern Southampton trains go to Victoria, not London Bridge - fix the interchange station
Jan 27 at 16:25 comment added Edd Good catch - I meant the Southern ones but for some reason I thought they went to London Bridge rather than Victoria. I'll edit to replace London Bridge with East Croydon.
Jan 27 at 15:57 comment added nekomatic Did you mean to write that there are direct trains from London Bridge to Southampton? I couldn't find any.
Jan 26 at 14:31 comment added MT0 If you are flying as part of a group then you can also look at the price of a taxi (or minibus taxi) from the airport to the cruise. It would almost certainly be more expensive for a single person but if you have a group of 4+ then £150 for a taxi (the first result I found on a quick internet search) works out at £37.50 (or less) per person which may be cheaper-per-person than individual train tickets bought on the day.
Jan 26 at 10:25 comment added scotty3785 Luton is the "wrong side" of London to be useful for Southampton. There is a reason easyjet use it and it isn't because of it's proximity to London.
Jan 25 at 14:09 comment added DavGin Pretty comprehensive, thanks! There are many options for my arrival/departure, most likely Luton or Gatwick airports (easyJet flies there, quite cheap and lots of departures from Geneva), and I always look for rail alternatives because I often use trains to travel through Europe when I have the time. Thanks for the tip of the advance booking for the train as well, did not realize that the price difference when doing so was so significant!
Jan 25 at 13:24 history answered Edd CC BY-SA 4.0