Railsmartr says: So, which is cheaper, LNER or Lumo? In most cases, we would say Lumo will have the edge when you're travelling alone. If you're travelling last-minute, you might snap up a great deal on quieter trains. However, busier trains might have little or no difference – it might even be cheaper to pick LNER.
What is the fastest train journey from London to Edinburgh?
The Flying Scotsman is also the name given to the fastest train service on the line. Operating from Edinburgh to London once a day, with only one stop the journey takes precisely four hours. Most trains take between 4 hours 22 minutes and just over 5 hours, depending on the number of stops made.
Do Lumo trains have First Class?
Both First and Second/Standard Class passes are accepted, however please be aware we do not operate a First Class carriage onboard. What if I travel without a seat reservation? When you book onto a Lumo train, you receive a seat reservation automatically.
How long does the Lumo train take from London to Edinburgh?
What is the difference between LNER First Class and standard class?
LNER First Class seating planThe seats are more spaced out than in Standard Class, although they follow the same arrangement on either sitting at a table of four or two seats next to each other. The extra option in First Class are single seats with their own table, perfect for solo travellers who want their own space.
Is Lumo faster than LNER?
Lumo doesn't serve as many stations as LNER, calling only at Stevenage, Newcastle upon Tyne, Morpeth and Edinburgh – but it does have shiny new blue trains that match the 125mph top service speed of LNER's Class 800 Azumas and cost less to ride.
What is the difference between First Class and standard on LNER?
First Class with LNERThe seats are wider and recline for added comfort. Each seat has generous leg-room and larger tables for you to work. Azuma has our fastest ever Wi-Fi to keep you connected. Power sockets and USB charging points at every seat.
Is it worth going first class on LNER?
THE VERDICT: The First Class experience was akin to the service you would expect on a decent airline. I was well fed and watered, the carriage felt quiet, and I had plenty of space to spread out and work.