National railcards
You can save up to a third on many British train tickets by buying a National Railcard, with a selection to chose from:
- 16-25 Railcard – for young people aged 16 to 25
- 26-30 Railcard – for those aged between 26 and 30
- Senior Railcard – for those aged 60 and over
- Two Together Railcard – two named people can travel together and save
- Disabled Persons Railcard – if you have a disabillity that makes travelling by train difficult, you may qualify for this Railcard
- Family & Friends Railcard – up to 4 adults and 4 children can travel on one card
See the full list of Railcards and potential savings here.
All Line Rover
If you plan to explore Britain extensively by train, consider an All Line Rover for unlimited travel on most trains for 7 to 14 days. Local and region Rovers are also available, see the full list here.
BritRail Pass
Another option for non-UK residents who plan to do a lot of train travel during their stay, is the BritRail Pass. Find more information here.
All travel advice on Scenic Rail Britain is provided in good faith. Fares and rules are subject to change. Scenic Rail Britain cannot take responsibility for any errors. Always research your journey carefully to get the best possible fare.
