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Why are my seats not together on Trainline?

If your seats are not grouped together then either: the train is full, only limited availability left. the ticket types you have booked don't match. 2 separate bookings were made independently of each other.



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Seat reservations for group bookings If you make a seat reservation for a booking of more than one person, our system will choose the best selection of seats from those available. You might get some seat numbers that don't look like they're together, but this might be because they're sat around a table.

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Passenger trains tend to have locomotives at both ends, so they go in both directions. If all seats faced forward, you would have to turn the entire train around for the return journey and trains have very big turning circles.

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Passengers are entitled to one seat per fare, to ensure other paying passengers are not excluded. Unless specific seats are assigned, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Seat availability is not guaranteed until we provide you with a reservation confirmation.

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Generally, the conditions around Advance Single tickets don't permit any changes to be made to the seats allocated unless you exchange your tickets. If you have an Anytime, Off-Peak or Super Off-Peak tickets, seat can be change.

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Depending on the carrier, changing paid seats after booking may or may not be supported. In particular, some Direct Payment Carriers may not permit changing paid seats after booking, or may have specific requirements for changing seats.

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Your seat will be automatically assigned when you complete your reservation. You may change your assigned seat at any time after your booking is complete using interactive seat maps on the Amtrak app or on Amtrak.com. There is no fee to change your seat.

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If all seats faced forward, you would have to turn the entire train around for the return journey and trains have very big turning circles. Because with this design, there is no front of the car -- and if there's no front, you don't have to expend any time and energy getting the car to point the right way.

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  • If your journey is of one night, then the lower berth will be best for you. ...
  • If your journey is in day time, then the “upper berth”/ “side upper” will be best for you. ...
  • If you are journey lover , and loves to see scenic beauties , and love to communicate with new people then “side lower” is best.


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The safer seat direction and position within the car will depend entirely on what kind of accident happens. If your train derails and hits a bridge, you want to be in the back, facing rearwards. If it is stopped and gets rammed from behind, you want to be in the front facing forwards.

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How do you avoid a seat selection fee? If you're traveling with a group, the best way to avoid a seat selection fee is to book your seats at the same time. If the airline is assigning seats for you, it typically seats people under the same record locator number together.

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Most trains are fitted with priority seating for travellers who are disabled, elderly passengers, pregnant passengers or passengers carrying toddlers. Priority seats are present on the vast majority of trains in the UK, offering space for customers with reduced mobility or who may need a little more room.

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If overcrowding becomes intense, first class can be “declassified”, i.e. opened up to all passengers, regardless of their tickets. But there is no automatic right to occupy first class. Ad hoc declassification typically happens after other trains have been cancelled or seriously delayed.

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Can you scan a trainline ticket twice? It is perfectly valid to use the out portion and then the return portion. It is NOT valid to use the out portion twice, or to use the return portion twice, or to use the out portion at all after the return portion has been used.

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Unless a member of the flight crew instructs you to move, you are never required to give up your seat or exchange your seat with another passenger. Whether you agree to exchange your seat for another on the plane if asked by a fellow passenger is entirely up to you.

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