Railcards can reduce the cost of eligible train fares, commonly by one-third. Discounts, time restrictions and eligible fares vary by card; the 16–17 Saver has different terms.
If you regularly travel by train, alone or with family or friends, investing in a Railcard could give you great savings in the long run!
How does it work?
Most of the listed one-year Railcards cost £35 and selected three-year versions cost £80. The Disabled Persons Railcard costs £20 for one year or £54 for three years. Not every card has a three-year option; check each card’s current terms.
Buying methods vary by Railcard; check the current information for the card you need. When travelling on a discounted fare, carry the valid Railcard and any identification required by its terms.
Types of Railcard
Railcards have different eligibility criteria, discounts, time and fare restrictions. Some cover other people travelling with you. Follow the official links below to check which card and eligible fares suit your journey.