Confusion with prices to travel from London VIC to Brighton BTN

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I will visit London with a friend from October 7th to October 13th. We will go to Brighton one day and I wanted to find out how much that will cost. I went to http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk and it showed me the following:

To Brighton: Departure at 09:25 on October 11th, £17 for two passengers.
Return to London: Departure at 19:03, same day, £10 for two passengers.
Total: £27

When I chose to pay, I was redirected to https://ticket.southernrailway.com where the price strangely was £57.

Why does it suddenly cost £30 more?






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Can you use Oyster card to Brighton?

Visitors arriving from London should note that Brighton is outside London Transport zones and Oyster cards are not valid.

How long is the train journey from London Victoria to Brighton?

How long does the train from London Victoria to Brighton take? The average journey time by train between London Victoria and Brighton is 1 hour and 20 minutes, with around 49 trains per day.

Which London train stations go to Brighton?

There are two main stations in London that trains to Brighton start from \u2013 London Victoria and London Blackfriars \u2013 however you can also hop on a train to Brighton from London St Pancras, Farringdon, London Bridge and East Croydon.

Why are there no direct trains Brighton to Victoria?

OFF-PEAK Southern Rail trains direct from Brighton to Victoria are to be scrapped in a \u201cset back for commuters\u201d. Passengers will now be forced to use the quicker, but more expensive, Gatwick Express service. This means commuters may have to pay a third more for their direct rail service.



London to Brighton with Southern - You Get What You Pay For!




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