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What Railcard costs
Railcard costs £35 a year in the UK.
Prices read at Railcard (railcard.co.uk) on .
Every plan
Senior Railcard
Only for over 60s
Aged 60+; or £80 for 3 years (save £25)
£35 a year
16-25 Railcard
Only for 16 to 25s and mature students
Ages 16-25 and mature students; or £80 for 3 years (save £25)
£35 a year
26-30 Railcard
Only for 26 to 30s
Ages 26-30; digital only
£35 a year
Two Together Railcard
2 people travelling together; after 09:30 on weekdays
£35 a year
Disabled Persons Railcard
Only for disabled people
You and 1 adult companion; or £54 for 3 years (save £6)
£20 a year
Network Railcard
Aged 16+; London and the South East only
£35 a year
Family & Friends Railcard
Up to 4 adults and 4 children; or £80 for 3 years (save £25)
£35 a year
16-17 Saver
Only for 16 and 17-year-olds
Ages 16-17; 50% off most travel; England and Wales only
£35 a year
Veterans Railcard
Only for UK Armed Forces veterans
Veterans of the UK Armed Forces; or £80 for 3 years (save £25)
£35 a year
One email per rise, nothing else.
Price rises
- Senior Railcard £30 to £35
- 16-25 Railcard £30 to £35
- 26-30 Railcard £30 to £35
- Two Together Railcard £30 to £35
- Network Railcard £30 to £35
- Family & Friends Railcard £30 to £35
- 16-17 Saver £30 to £35
- Veterans Railcard £30 to £35
Cheaper ways in
A 3-year Senior, 16-25, Family & Friends or Veterans Railcard costs £80, against £35 for each year on a 1-year card (Railcard says save £25).
A 3-year Disabled Persons Railcard costs £54, against £20 for each year on a 1-year card (Railcard says save £6).
Buy a 3-year 16-25 Railcard before your 24th birthday and use it for 3 years.
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