trainline railcard

Train journeys can be expensive, so if you are wondering how you can get a Trainline railcard discount, this blog post will give you step-by-step details where students can save up to 50% off train journeys, and kids up to 60% off. Otherwise, everyone else can save 1/3 off the price of their train journey.

trainline railcard

Save 20%* off a Digital Railcard

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Get a digital Trainline railcard and for a limited time save 20% with this discount code. *Applies to selected train fares. Trainline account required, or create an account free.

The Various Trainline Railcards

There are nine main types of UK Railcards available. These are:

  • Network Railcard
  • 16-17 Saver
  • 16-25 Railcard
  • 26-30 Railcard
  • Family & Friends Railcard
  • Two Together Railcard
  • Senior Railcard
  • Disabled Persons Railcard
  • Veterans Railcard
Type Discount 1-year Railcard price 3-year Railcard price
Network Railcard 1/3 off adult fares and 60% off kids’ fares in London and the South East of England £30 Not available
16-17 Saver 50% off adult rail fares £30 Not available
16-25 Railcard 1/3 off rail fares £30 £70
(Save £20‡)
26-30 Railcard 1/3 off rail fares £30 Not available
Family & Friends Railcard 1/3 off adult fares and 60% kids’ fares £30 £70
(Save £20‡)
Two Together Railcard 1/3 off adult fares for two named people travelling together £30 Not available
Senior Railcard 1/3 off adult rail fares £30 £70
(Save £20‡)
Disabled Persons Railcard 1/3 off rail fares for you and the person travelling with you £20 £54
(Save £6‡)
Veterans Railcard 1/3 off rail fares for you and a named companion and 60% off kids’ fares £30 £70
(Save £20‡)

‡ Savings based on the full price of three 1-year Railcards over a three year period

If you are disabled or have a progressive medical condition you are eligible for the Disabled Persons Railcard if you:

  • receive Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Adult Disability Payment (ADP)
  • receive Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Child Disability Payment (CDP) at either:
    • the higher or lower rate for the mobility component, or
    • the higher or middle rate for the care component
  • have a visual impairment
  • have a hearing impairment
  • have epilepsy
  • receive Attendance Allowance, Severe Disablement Allowance or Pension Age Disability Payment (PADP)
  • receive War Pensioner’s Mobility Supplement
  • receive War or Service Disablement Pension for 80% or more disability
  • buy or lease a vehicle through the Motability scheme

So it’s worthwhile to buy a trainline railcard for discounted travel, and there are multiple options available to you, so what are you waiting for? Why pay full price train travel anymore?