Round of 32 draw

[mrb85]

Isn't that profiteering? And isn't it illegal?

You've got to remember that pricing is all done by computer these days ie the fares go up automatically as numbers rise.

 

[R.E.T.N.U.B]

Isn't that profiteering? And isn't it illegal?

No of course not, it's normal buisness practice for any industry, planes, hotels and trains, it's yield management driven by supply and demand.

 

[Jacko93]

If you mean the sbb.ch site, just use the calendar to put the date in and then the time. It gave me options for February 19 without any problem.

Note that in many European countries time is written with a colon and not a full stop.
Correct: 19:00
Incorrect: 19.00

No wonder Rodgers was so [Poor language removed] in Europe, he clearly misheard at his lessons. You write using a colon, not speak using one.

 

[Jeff Jones]

No of course not, it's normal buisness practice for any industry, planes, hotels and trains, it's yield management driven by supply and demand.

So, if I'm flying to Switzerland on a plane full of Evertonians going to the match, I must pay an inflated fare price even though
I'm not going to it?

 

[evertony]

So, if I'm flying to Switzerland on a plane full of Evertonians going to the match, I must pay an inflated fare price even though
I'm not going to it?

I think we all know the answer to that Jeff. Supply and demand....the great price-setting mechanism of the civilised World.

 

[Simo]

So, if I'm flying to Switzerland on a plane full of Evertonians going to the match, I must pay an inflated fare price even though
I'm not going to it?

Your paying for the quality of the jokes n singing on board.

As it stands the flight out is still cheap from Stansted and only a few reserved seats, either pay to stay for two nights and return Sunday to get a cheap return flight, but in the end itll work out the same as paying the inflated return flight on the Friday, all in

 

[The Reverand]

If you mean the sbb.ch site, just use the calendar to put the date in and then the time. It gave me options for February 19 without any problem.

Note that in many European countries time is written with a colon and not a full stop.
Correct: 19:00
Incorrect: 19.00

How much was the journey in total?

 

[The Reverand]

If you mean the sbb.ch site, just use the calendar to put the date in and then the time. It gave me options for February 19 without any problem.

Note that in many European countries time is written with a colon and not a full stop.
Correct: 19:00
Incorrect: 19.00

It's okay - sorted it out now £27.50 Swiss francs each way so about £36

 

[meagher94]

We're gonna smash Young Boys.

 

[Mersey Paradise]

It's okay - sorted it out now £27.50 Swiss francs each way so about £36

Do you not need a Swiss railcard for it to be that cheap? All over it if not.

 

[donalmclean]

We're gonna smash Young Boys.

its the 'barkley shoots inside the young boys box' type commentary im dreading

 

[TraffordBlue]

Do you not need a Swiss railcard for it to be that cheap? All over it if not.

I seem to be having similar difficulties as you from what you said the other day. As far as I can tell, it makes you select a certain date range - and February is not yet available. It does show the fare prices and times at first but when you go to purchase them it tells me that I have to select a date range. Then there is the bit where it's only showing discounted prices as it's assuming you're Swiss and have one of those cards.

Has anyone actually managed to book trains yet using that SBB site?

 

[Lacina]

its the 'barkley shoots inside the young boys box' type commentary im dreading

Lukaku swings it into the young boys box is one we could do without!

 

[Shab]

Lovely dribble by the Young Boy Winger....

Great touch by the Young Boy Striker...

 

[Mersey Paradise]

I seem to be having similar difficulties as you from what you said the other day. As far as I can tell, it makes you select a certain date range - and February is not yet available. It does show the fare prices and times at first but when you go to purchase them it tells me that I have to select a date range. Then there is the bit where it's only showing discounted prices as it's assuming you're Swiss and have one of those cards.

Has anyone actually managed to book trains yet using that SBB site?

I have managed to get the dates right for when I want to travel but not the cheap prices, been told to wait until a month beforehand for the supersaver tickets so hopefully it won't even up costing £80.