Exeter to London Season Ticket
Around 2 hours 20 minutes to London Paddington
Exeter is the gateway to Devon and Cornwall, with Great Western Railway services running up the Great Western Main Line to London Paddington. For regular commuters on this route, a season ticket offers significant savings and the convenience of unlimited travel. Trip.com lets you compare every season ticket type for the Exeter to London route and shows live prices through its season ticket calculator.
Exeter to London services run on the Great Western Main Line through Taunton, Reading, and on to London Paddington. Typical journey time is around 2 hours 20 minutes on the fastest GWR services. GWR operates Intercity Express Trains (IET) on this route, with first class available alongside standard accommodation. The route passes through some of England's most scenic countryside, including the Somerset levels and the Berkshire Downs.
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Season ticket options on this route
Flexi Season — Exeter to London
A Flexi Season gives you eight days of travel to use within 28 days between Exeter and London. Activate a pass before you board and the rest stay unused until your next office day. Flexi seasons are Standard Class only, and they generally beat daily returns from around three days a week.
Check Flexi Seasons on Trip.comWeekly Season — Exeter to London
A Weekly Season covers seven consecutive days of unlimited travel on the route. It usually starts paying off from around the fourth journey, which makes it the low-commitment option for a short contract, a trial commute or a temporary move.
Check Weekly Seasons on Trip.comMonthly Season — Exeter to London
A Monthly Season runs for 28 days of unlimited journeys and has a lower per-day cost than buying weeks back to back. It can be set to auto-renew, so it is the standard choice for full-time commuters who do not want to lock into a full year.
Check Monthly Seasons on Trip.comAnnual Season — Exeter to London
An Annual Season covers 12 months and has the lowest per-day cost of any season type. Many employers offer season ticket loans to spread the upfront cost, and unused months can be refunded if your circumstances change.
Check Annual Seasons on Trip.comHow much can you save on Exeter to London?
Savings depend entirely on how often you travel. As a general guide, the more days a week you make the journey, the more a season ticket beats buying daily returns — and the longer the season you commit to, the lower the cost per day. Trip.com's season ticket calculator shows the live figures for this route so you can check before you commit.
- Flexi seasons generally beat daily returns from around three days a week
- Weekly seasons usually start paying off from around the fourth journey
- Monthly seasons cost less per day than buying weeks back to back
- Annual seasons have the lowest cost per day of any season type
- Employer season ticket loans can spread the upfront cost of an annual
Why book this route with Trip.com
- Weekly, Monthly, Annual and Flexi seasons all sold in one place
- Season ticket calculator to compare which type fits your travel pattern
- Buy in the app under Trains, then "Flexi & Seasons"
- Refunds available on the unused portion of a season
- Great Western Railway and every other major UK operator covered
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