overnight trains you can sleep on

you get a bed, you can either share a two-bunk cabin with a stranger or book one to yourself ('sole occupancy') which is a bit more expensive

for obvious reasons they are for long-distance routes so the only ones in the UK are between London and Scotland ('Caledonian Sleeper') and between London and Cornwall ('Night Riviera') which I assume is what you're after for Truro

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I would suggest emailing or phoning First Great Western to book to make sure you get the right type of ticket as it can be a bit confusing. Don't use thetrainline

Posted By: s10 yellow on July 7th 2016 at 15:04:15

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Sleeper Services? What does it means? (NCFC) - XXL16, Jul 7, 14:27:39
- The food and beverage situation would concern me. (n/m) (NCFC) - DrDublin, Jul 7, 15:42:30
  - vmt. warm Stella and sub-standard crisps. (n/m) (NCFC) - Pit, Jul 7, 15:51:02
    - actually pretty decent on the Caledonian sleeper (NCFC) - s10 yellow, Jul 7, 15:58:12
- 🚂💤 (n/m) (NCFC) - Tombs, Jul 7, 15:10:13
- Here you go: (NCFC) - Old Man, Jul 7, 15:07:54
  - knows his shizz does the man in seat 61 (NCFC) - Tombs, Jul 7, 15:12:37
    - Yep its a superb website (n/m) (NCFC) - Yellalee, Jul 7, 15:34:05
      - Just a shame so many night trains have been killed off recently. I love that site (NCFC) - megson, Jul 7, 16:58:58
    - linky ting ... (NCFC) - Tombs, Jul 7, 15:21:08
- overnight trains you can sleep on (NCFC) - s10 yellow, Jul 7, 15:04:15
- Sleeper services are trains that go at night, where you can get a 'bed' (NCFC) - megson, Jul 7, 14:36:27

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