(07 May 2015, 6:38 pm)aureolin wrote Were they? I've just taken a look again, and definitely can't find anything.
(07 May 2015, 6:44 pm)Dan wrote Much like the posters on-board buses, only the revised fares were displayed.
As you'd expect, the revised fares were noted in the relevant section:
http://www.simplygo.com/prices/
Updated on Tuesday, ready for the changes coming into effect on Wednesday. Rather short notice compared to usual - both fares are usually displayed on this section in the weeks leading up to the revised fares coming into fruition.
(10 Jun 2015, 7:44 am)GuyParkRoyal wrote I used the Stanley Travel operated service 14 for the first time last night and I was pleasantly surprised that my fare from Arnison Centre to Durham was cheaper than the equivalent GNE 14 service.What was the fare out of interest?
Very nice bus too KX15 BLZ complete with seat belts.
(26 Jul 2015, 9:30 am)Tom wrote That's a day ticket not a return.
If it's £7.00 return to Alnwick then surely it can't be £7.70 return to Amble (then again this is Arriva).
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(26 Jul 2015, 5:11 pm)tyresmoke wrote The return price should be less than or equal to the day ticket price. We had several that were over until they got cut down last year! Middlesbrough to Guisborough was £6.40 but is now £5.70 (£3.70 single) the same as the day ticket price. For expensive fares how's about Guisborough to Nunthorpe, 10 min journey and is £3.20 :s
(26 Jul 2015, 5:15 pm)Tom wrote Aye, a lot of fares crossing the boundaries are very expensive too. Does the route between Guisborough and Nunthope cross any boundaries?
Regent Centre-Morpeth is £5.10 and that's only a 20 min journey!
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(26 Jul 2015, 6:08 pm)R852 PRG wrote The price for an adult single between Chester-le-Street and Durham on the Go North East 21 service is £3.20, and a return is £4.50. On the Arriva ''MAX'' X12 service, the price of an adult single is £2.80 from Chester-le-Street to Durham, while a return is £5.10. Am I the only one noticing the seemingly big difference between the two singles and then the returns? With Go North East, the return for that journey is better value for money than the Arriva service, but for a single; the Arriva fare is easier on your wallet.
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(26 Jul 2015, 6:18 pm)R852 PRG wrote According to a tweet I made to Arriva North East a few months ago, a return for that journey is £5.10. I'm guessing it was a typo.