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Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
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(Original post by MasterRalph)
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
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if you travel with children you can get a family and friends card or if theres someone you travel a lot with you can get a two together railcard. other than that idk
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(Original post by MasterRalph)
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
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(Original post by MasterRalph)
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
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(Original post by MasterRalph)
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
Just wondering. Are there any discount or railcard options for me as im aged 34
From my understanding there is only a railcard or discounts for 21-25 and 26-30 ?
Can i get anything? Or would it have to be a seasonal discount card?
(Original post by TazmeenX)
if you travel with children you can get a family and friends card or if theres someone you travel a lot with you can get a two together railcard. other than that idk
if you travel with children you can get a family and friends card or if theres someone you travel a lot with you can get a two together railcard. other than that idk
(Original post by TazmeenX)
you could also get the network railcard if you live in london of the south east area i think
you could also get the network railcard if you live in london of the south east area i think
If none of them apply, and if you do the same journey frequently, a seasonal discount card may well be your best option, but do work out the pricing compared to what you would pay if you bought your tickets individually for each journey or return journey that you make. Unless you travel 5 times a week for more than 48 weeks a year, the annual season ticket doesn't save you much or anything.
Another option is to look into split ticketing, where you have two tickets each covering part of your journey. This is mainly advantageous on longer journeys. If you want to look into this, go here and read the info. There are a number of websites that find tickets using split ticketing. This is another good one. Watch out for additional booking fees, card payment fees, etc, and avoid any site or app that charges them.
If none of the above helps, the only other option you have is buying your tickets as far in advance (up to 12 weeks) as possible.
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You can get a student railcard at any ages as long as you are a full time student. And I also get discount on London monthly travel cards which is handy if in London zones.
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