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34% off Digital Railcards - 1 year Railcard £19.80 / 3 year Railcard £46.20 via link (or with discount code) - new customers
34% off Digital Railcards - 1 year Railcard £19.80 / 3 year Railcard £46.20 via link (or with discount code) - new customers
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Posted 7 August 2023

34% off Digital Railcards - 1 year Railcard £19.80 / 3 year Railcard £46.20 via link (or with discount code) - new customers

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34% off 1 or 3 year railcards, if you go via deal link you should see prices update (if not enter code RCD002 in accounts promo section). 1 year railcard works out at £19.80 or a 3 year railcard works out at £46.20. Once you have bought the railcard, nothing stopping you purchasing train tickets from other sites.. You shouldn't need to buy a train ticket to activate, but if for any reason it does ask for activation a cheap single train ticket Lichfield City to Lichfield Trent Valley is 85p.

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  • 16-25 Years old Railcard - 1 year £19.80 / 3 Year Railcard £46.20
  • 26 - 30 Years old Railcard - 1 year £19.80
  • Two Together Railcard - 1 year £19.80
  • Family & Friends Railcard - 1 year £19.80 / 3 Year Railcard £46.20
  • Network Railcard - 1 Year £19.80
  • Senior railcard - 1 Year £19.80 / 3 year Railcard £46.20
  • 16-17 Saver - 1 Year £19.80

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Terms: Validity Period: 4 August, 2023 - 30 September, 2023, 15:59

1. Promotion platform: Promo codes can only be used on the Trip.com app and website.
2. Applicability: The promo code is only valid for first time booking of UK Railcard to save 34% of the order amount.
3. Promo period: now until 30 September, 2023.
4. Promo codes can only be used once per user account and cannot be used in conjunction with any other discounts. Only one promo code can be used per device, email address, or account of payment.
5. Once the booking has been confirmed, promo codes will not be returned if the booking is canceled. Promo codes will be returned to your account if you cancel your booking before tickets are issued or if tickets cannot be issued.
6. Trip.com reserves the right to immediately and without prior notice cancel any promotional offers and related bookings made by malicious users, including but not limited to users who make fraudulent accounts and bookings, take advantage of software vulnerabilities, or take part in any behaviour that Trip.com deems to be malicious.
7. Trip.com reserves all rights of final interpretation.
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  1. cadmus's avatar
    Can you buy these via Tesco clubcard points
    ( meaning they would only cost £10 in vouchers)
    Laurel-Hardy's avatar
    We did a few months ago.
  2. ondert's avatar
    I must say, after Italy, UK's railway system sucks and too expensive. There isn't a centralised system, you have to take a few different metro lines in London to catch your other train while going from South to North or vice versa. Trains aren't that fast also. In this regard, it's not like the US at all but a bit similar, that the system tells you to get a car and drive.
    nothingmuch's avatar
    Just felt the same coming back from Barcelona!
  3. Laurel-Hardy's avatar
    The Trip app makes it extremely easy to locate your railcard. Kidding.
    gabesdad's avatar
    Yes, that's a pain in the rear end!
  4. happymanuk's avatar
    My nephews 16-17 railcard is due to expire at the beginning of October.

    Does anyone know if we take out a new 16-25 railcard now, whether you can select a start date or whether it starts straight away ?
    imavillan's avatar
    this offer is on till the end of September, just wait until then to buy it.
  5. boothbay's avatar
    Thank you, just bought it through the app. Total pid 19.77 GBP for Network Railcard, you can select from what date to start (my old one expires in 2 weeks)
  6. babblerx's avatar
    Can't sign up to Trip for some reason. Anyone else having the same problem?
    crankie's avatar
    Just posted and saw your entry. I couldn’t either.
    Not going to get my business!
  7. MrBoydee's avatar
    Cost me £46 to take train in to work in London everyday with railcard or £18 to drive in. What an insane stupid system where it’s better to pollute, waste time and be exhausted then use public transportation. (edited)
    alebaster's avatar
    Yes, it is stupid. But it’s exclusively British abomination for a public transport to cost so much.
  8. golfie's avatar
    American site. I don't trust it
    sew109's avatar
    Don’t use it then simple 
  9. romacom's avatar
    Normally starts when you pay for the pass
  10. kee66's avatar
    Us dollars ?
  11. icecream's avatar
    Worst website in the world. Can’t complete checkout. Have I been charged? Who knows
  12. Eggface5's avatar
    I find these Railcards are really poor for a single 30 year odd who would happily jump on a train alone to travel. However, as there's no Railcard, I don't.

    If I'm travelling with people it's always cheaper to drive. Even if it's just 2 people.
    boothbay's avatar
    I live 45 min from London, a network railcard saves me at least 5 pound from each trip (weekend mainly) and 2 pounds to Brighton. As I use it more than 4 times in a year, it's definitely worth it
  13. Vomit's avatar
    We found in our location it's only worthwhile for trips into London.... Going anywhere else it would just be easier and a lot cheaper to drive.
    deleted1959953's avatar
    Or even fly…
  14. Nobbycheeseburger's avatar
    i too get prices in US $ am i doing something wrong ?
    Chanchi32's avatar
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    just change to UK, setting is at the top of the page if seeing dollars

    thanks
  15. lestergunn's avatar
    If you purchase this, can you add your card to the Railcard app?
    hazzabeee's avatar
    No, you have to use the Trip app if you want to show your Railcard to an inspector
  16. MartinBurman's avatar
    Can never purchase Veterans railcard via these promotions and have to pay full price
  17. shALKE's avatar
    is Trip any good ?
  18. alebaster's avatar
    I would like to transfer my Trip’s Railcard onto the National Rail’s Railcard app. Has anyone tried it?
  19. Swidc's avatar
    This is so annoying, I've had TrainPal, TrainLine and now potentially another app to get my Railcard over the last 3 years.
    Before you just needed the Railcard app... Straight to the Railcard not having to navigate sub menus
    happymanuk's avatar
    Can't you just take a screenshot of the railcard or does it need to be shown 'live' ?
  20. dealorama's avatar
    just sorted daughters 3yr 16-25 out, worked well, decent saving
  21. crankie's avatar
    Has anyone been on the website. I’ve found it totally incomprehensible with pop ups !
  22. Professor_Chaos's avatar
    On railcards own website can you select the start date ? Need to buy via club card vouchers …
    echo06's avatar
    No
  23. DonnyJohn99's avatar
    What Railcard can a 39 year old have who travel occasionally, asking for a friend...
    peassweet's avatar
    Network Railcard - with this you can travel by yourself it up to 5 other people (6 in total)
  24. MartinHoudek's avatar
    Bought a rail card with a previous deal on Trip and the rail card won't activate even though it had been issued (yes, I bought a ticket as directed to activate it but that didn't work). Train guard said a couple other people had the same problem on my journey up to Edi this weekend.
    dave7's avatar
    What do you mean by "won't activate"? Did the guard scan the Railcard and tell you it's not valid d or something.
    I've downloaded mine from the previous trip.com deal and stored as an image so I don't need the irritating trip.com app.
  25. trapstar2020's avatar
    How long dos this take for it come though ? Ordered one yesterday still not have it yet
  26. Mista's avatar
    Dunno if i need to return to Specsavers, but this looks like it's only for those aged 16-30 or OAPs?
    tonyawesome69's avatar
    Two Together Railcard, Family & Friends Railcard and Network Railcard... (edited)
  27. vicky.griffiths's avatar
    There is no mention. Of Disabled Railcard 
  28. peassweet's avatar
    Thanks op
  29. nina.daynes's avatar
    Can someone tell me how to get the rail card downloaded as my son has purchased one, however we can’t find it on the trip.com app 
    careym's avatar
    I found mine in Account then all bookings. I had booked a cheap train ticket to ensure it was activated.
  30. Burning4Deals's avatar
    I can't see my railcard on trip.com app.
    please help me!
  31. Waffles's avatar
    If it wasn't for this website, I'd assume this website/app is just a scam

    Even now looking at my 'digital railcard' it looks fake LOL (edited)
    hotdealer888's avatar
    I got my digital railcard OK from Trip.com, paid via PayPal. It's got a number and QR code on it. It's real. A bargain at £46.20 for 3 years.
  32. hotdealer888's avatar
    Good deal as I am getting 5% of the price of train tickets. I just book online and get the e-tickets issued immediately by Trip.com. I manged to get a Senior Railcard for 3 years for £46.20. (edited)
  33. tubster76's avatar
    Had a nightmare uploading photo for some reason. Now I have a pass with a qr code (didn't seem to need to buy ticket) but no photo! And paypal was problematic so pay with a card? Dealing with CS now.
  34. ADDCAD's avatar
    Anyone know if this can be used with a TFL oystercard?
    4I6's avatar
    Yep, I asked for it to be linked to my Oyster, 1/3 off TfL off-peak fares. Just ask tube station staff
  35. wbmkk's avatar
    I like to buy my tickets directly from the train company websites, or on the RailUKForum ticket site, rather than 3rd party sites.

    My railcard is with Trainline, which I just show via the app if asked (on maybe 10% of journeys only) I have never bought a ticket using Trainline though. My card expires soon.

    Does this railcard operate in the same way .. or do you have to book via Trip
    Jonah13's avatar
    Yes, works in same way, you just use trip app to show your railcard. 
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