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Yate to Exeter train prices and times

Use Trip.com to buy tickets from Yate to Exeter, starting from TWD 314 and averaging TWD 498. The entire journey takes no more than 1h 36m. If you want to get more discounts, consider purchasing split tickets. Additionally, buying in advance is also good choice.

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10:02
1h 50m, 1 change
Yate
11:52
Exeter St Davids
Great Western RailwayCrossCountry
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11:06
2h 17m, 1 change
Yate
13:23
Exeter St Davids
Great Western Railway
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12:09
2h 14m, 1 change
Yate
14:23
Exeter St Davids
Great Western Railway
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13:05
2h 15m, 1 change
Yate
15:20
Exeter St Davids
Great Western Railway
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14:07
1h 40m, 1 change
Yate
15:47
Exeter St Davids
Great Western RailwayCrossCountry
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15:09
1h 37m, 1 change
Yate
16:46
Paris
Great Western RailwayCrossCountry
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Yate to Exeter train route details

First train
First train
10:02
Last train
Last train
23:05
Departure city
Departure city
Yate
Arrival city
Arrival city
Exeter
Journey time
Journey time
1h 36m
Distance
Distance
74 miles
Price
Price
TWD 314*
Train Operators
Train Operators
CrossCountry, Great Western Railway

How to book cheap train tickets from Yate to Exeter

Travelling in off-peak train times

Travelling in off-peak train times

Off-Peak train tickets are generally cheaper than peak-time tickets, allowing travel outside morning (06:30-09:30) and evening (16:00-19:00) rush hours on weekdays. If your schedule allows for flexibility, choosing off-peak times for your trip from Yate to Exeter can result in significant cost savings.
Using the Railcard for 1/3 off

Using the Railcard for 1/3 off

You can choose a Railcard to help you save up to 1/3 on fares from Yate to Exeter for various reasons, such as your age (including the 16-25 Railcard or Senior Railcard) or options geared towards group travel (Family & Friends Railcard and Two Together Railcard). Discover more here.
Split Tickets for greater savings

Split Tickets for greater savings

Another option to consider is splitting your tickets to save more on fares. Instead of purchasing a direct ticket from Yate to Exeter, you can split the route into two legs: A to C and C to B. This is often cheaper than purchasing a direct ticket, and you usually won’t need to change trains or seats.
Book in advance to save an average of 61%

Book in advance to save an average of 61%

Advance Tickets are usually released up to 12 weeks before the travel date and can be significantly cheaper than tickets purchased closer to departure. By planning your trip from Yate to Exeter ahead of time and securing your tickets early, you can save up to 61% on the cost of your travel.
Group travels to save 1/3

Group travels to save 1/3

If you are planning a trip with a group of three to nine people, take advantage of ⅓ off standard fares with group travel discounts, offered by many train companies, perfect for journeys with your family, friends, or colleagues.

Yate to Exeter train ticket types

There are various ticket types available for this route, each with different benefits and restrictions. Explore below to see which ticket type is best suited to your travel needs:

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*Based on Trip.com ticket data from 2023, Split Tickets provided notably lower prices compared to full-price tickets.