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can you take your own alcohol to drink on uk trains?
weve got a uni field trip to london from newcastle next week
getting east coast train there and back
are we ok to take our own alcohol to drink on the train? as opposed to buying it on the train and paying a fortune?
getting east coast train there and back
are we ok to take our own alcohol to drink on the train? as opposed to buying it on the train and paying a fortune?
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if anyone knows where i can find the answer atleast,please let me know as iv googled it to hell
If you cant find out
vodka + coke = coke bottle
red wine = ribena bottle
anything clear = water bottle
irish coffee = thermos flask
beer/whisky/blah = any non-see thru bottle
they are hardly gonna go around sniffing the bottles are they?
vodka + coke = coke bottle
red wine = ribena bottle
anything clear = water bottle
irish coffee = thermos flask
beer/whisky/blah = any non-see thru bottle
they are hardly gonna go around sniffing the bottles are they?
Yes, you can take alcohol onto trains on the whole but not onto Transport for London services and you'll probably find most train stations and even some services will be covered by drink-free orders from local councils.
Also, I'll tell your right now, everyone hates you. I hate you, your fellow passengers hate you, the guard hates you, anyone that sees you will hate you. There is nothing worse than stupid teenagers drinking and being loud on a long-distance train journey. Don't be surprised if some big geordie man doesn't come over and punch you in the eye.
Also, I'll tell your right now, everyone hates you. I hate you, your fellow passengers hate you, the guard hates you, anyone that sees you will hate you. There is nothing worse than stupid teenagers drinking and being loud on a long-distance train journey. Don't be surprised if some big geordie man doesn't come over and punch you in the eye.
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yeah, ive seen people drink on trains out of beer cans and the ticket inspector allowed it
Original post by Beska
Stay classy, TSR.
Already told them to, keep up, son.
Original post by Cicerao
Already told them to, keep up, son.
Yes you can, tis awesomely fun.
I've taken a carry out on trains loads of times, and never been so much as told off. 
If you get completely off your face and cause trouble I imagine you'll be chucked out, and maybe arrested. But if you're good then it's fine. That's on main line trains on a normal day though - the Tube is dry, and some other trains might be sometimes.
Advice page from the transport police:
http://www.btp.police.uk/passengers/advice_and_information/alcohol.aspx
If you get completely off your face and cause trouble I imagine you'll be chucked out, and maybe arrested. But if you're good then it's fine. That's on main line trains on a normal day though - the Tube is dry, and some other trains might be sometimes.
Advice page from the transport police:
http://www.btp.police.uk/passengers/advice_and_information/alcohol.aspx
Yes you can.
I can't remember last time I've been on the train without having a mini bottle of wine from M&S
But not in the really loud chavvy way! It's just me and my mum sharing a wee half bottle
I can't remember last time I've been on the train without having a mini bottle of wine from M&S
But not in the really loud chavvy way! It's just me and my mum sharing a wee half bottle
Original post by Beska
It's okay, great minds think alike. *pats head*
Original post by Norfolkadam
Yes, you can take alcohol onto trains on the whole but not onto Transport for London services and you'll probably find most train stations and even some services will be covered by drink-free orders from local councils.
Also, I'll tell your right now, everyone hates you. I hate you, your fellow passengers hate you, the guard hates you, anyone that sees you will hate you. There is nothing worse than stupid teenagers drinking and being loud on a long-distance train journey. Don't be surprised if some big geordie man doesn't come over and punch you in the eye.
Also, I'll tell your right now, everyone hates you. I hate you, your fellow passengers hate you, the guard hates you, anyone that sees you will hate you. There is nothing worse than stupid teenagers drinking and being loud on a long-distance train journey. Don't be surprised if some big geordie man doesn't come over and punch you in the eye.
This TBH! Theres also nothing worse than being left with the only seat thats littered with disguarded cans and bottles as well as drinks spillage on tables/seats
As others have said, in general you can.
Exceptions being the London underground, and some other lines (this is usually advertised at the stations). For example, a lot of the south wales branch lines you cannot drink on.
Exceptions being the London underground, and some other lines (this is usually advertised at the stations). For example, a lot of the south wales branch lines you cannot drink on.
No drinking on the tube or Boris will round-house kick you.
Original post by Norfolkadam
Yes, you can take alcohol onto trains on the whole but not onto Transport for London services and you'll probably find most train stations and even some services will be covered by drink-free orders from local councils.
Also, I'll tell your right now, everyone hates you. I hate you, your fellow passengers hate you, the guard hates you, anyone that sees you will hate you. There is nothing worse than stupid teenagers drinking and being loud on a long-distance train journey. Don't be surprised if some big geordie man doesn't come over and punch you in the eye.
Also, I'll tell your right now, everyone hates you. I hate you, your fellow passengers hate you, the guard hates you, anyone that sees you will hate you. There is nothing worse than stupid teenagers drinking and being loud on a long-distance train journey. Don't be surprised if some big geordie man doesn't come over and punch you in the eye.
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