CHEAP! 1 Year Railcard £20 Or 3 Year For £47
If you travel by rail then you can get a great discount on a 1 year or 3 year Railcard at the Trainline for a limited time.
Get the 1 year for just £20 reduced from £30 or get the 3 year for £47 reduced from £70 with the code SUMMER33 at the checkout. Its a digital Railcard so you can use it straight away and get a whopping 33% off eligible train journeys for either one year or three so it pays for itself if you use it twice or more.
A Railcard is a discount card that allows you to save up to 1/3 off the price of eligible train tickets, making it a great way to secure cheap fares. Generally, all Railcards can be used for discounted train fares during Off-Peak times, weekends, and public holidays. Some, like the age-related Railcards, can be used during Peak times with a minimum fare, and the Disabled Persons Railcard can be used at any time.
Why should you get a digital Railcard?
Some Example Fare Savings With A Railcard
Terms and conditions
To use the discount code, you must have, or create a Trainline account. Please note, discount codes cannot be used in conjunction with any other Trainline offer and can only be used to purchase one UK Railcard. Train tickets for travel with UK and non-UK train carriers and UK and non-UK coach companies are excluded. Digital Railcards require an updated version of the Trainline app (on iOS 13.4 and above or Lollipop on Android). This Discount Code Offer is subject to availability and will end on the earlier of (i) 400,000 Railcards being sold under this Discount Code Offer; or (ii) 31 August 2022. We reserve the right to refuse the issue of any Discount Code Offer at any time and to vary any and all elements of each offer at any time without notice.
Any idea if this can be used in the west Midlands? Is it useable on trains all over the UK or just particular train providers and areas?
Sammyyy depends on your circumstances. If you're travelling with kids, friends and family covers the UK network (I travelled with my son Brum to Manchester, third off daytrip and for a week away, Brum to South Shields, got a third off travel from Brum to Newcastle by train but paid full fare from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Shields). If you're travelling alone, nothing available unless you're a student or aged 60+. If you're planning to travel with another friend, you get a third off all national fares but has to be the same 2 people travelling the length of the journey every trip. Hope that helps in some way
It just says if you travel within London or South East i put no. It doesn't say which areas or railway providers it can be used for
Sammyyy so Region-based Railcards apply to specific areas in Britain. Currently, only the Network Railcard is offered as a digital Railcard. It lets you explore the Network Railcard area — 16 counties across the South East, including London — for 1/3 less. so it's not available in your area unless you travel in and around the south east. Scroll down the landing - page there is lots more info thanks
Also if you're eligible for a 16-25 railcard, you can renew it for another 3 years until the day before your 24th birthday. So you get an extra two years out of it.
Got this as it’s such a great deal.Makes a great saving of you travel by train a few times a year
The disabled you said can be used as correct anytime, but you pay extra Before 930am , so yes still get discounts of a 3rd but cheaper again after 930am
TobyWheddon Peak time prices are always more expensive than off peak, so regardless of what card is used you still get 30% off Peak or Off Peak tickets
Wow so much cheaper my friend uses the train a decent amount ill let her know about it!
Just to point out, you cannot buy the Disabled Persons card from The Trainline site at this time. So there is no discount available on that card.
GaryS I save my Tesco my Clubcard points and treble up every year , I payed £8 this year for my disabled card bargain for as covers all over the country
This might be good for my daughter to save on her train travels. Thank you for sharing.
I already have a railcard which is valid until October. Can I delay the start date of this new railcard or will I have to lose two months of it?
ringbrasher0j I’m not sure, it says offer ends 31st August so I think you’d have to start immediately but it’s saving a third so bigger benefits than the 2 months you are loosing especially if you opt for the three year one. Thanks
carolanndale200 I’m not sure as it’s not a physical card it’s an app so you’d have to ask them I’m sorry
carolanndale200 the answer is no as it’s a traincard digital pass only bookable through them. They have train tickets for lots of train networks though thanks
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