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1 year Digital Railcard £18.99 - Train ticket purchase required to activate - New customers
1 year Digital Railcard £18.99 - Train ticket purchase required to activate - New customers
1 year Digital Railcard £18.99 - Train ticket purchase required to activate - New customers
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Posted 9 October 2023

1 year Digital Railcard £18.99 - Train ticket purchase required to activate - New customers

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New railcard promo, this one works for new Trip customers specifically a 1 year railcard for £18.99. No code needed, just go via link to purchase. Once you have bought the railcard, to activate it you will need to buy a UK train ticket within one month e.g. Lichfield City to Lichfield Trent Valley is 70p.


1 Year Railcard

  • 1-year Railcard at fixed price of £18.99
  • Valid for new Trip users
  • Need to buy a train ticket to activate
  • No code needed, just purchase via get deal link


Railcard options

1 year railcard on Trip for £18.99

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


Terms

  • 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 £11.01 of the order amount.
  • 3. Promo period: now until 5 Nov, 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. nre's avatar
    I grabbed one of these a few months back, bought a cheap ticket that was refundable, once the railcard activated I requested, and received, a refund for the train ticket and railcard stayed fully active
  2. cocobwoy's avatar
    Sorry to ask but can anyone explain how these work or who they benefit the most?

    See loads of deals but not sure if it's worth it for an occasional weekend train ride
    Bippity's avatar
    Just look up how much the ticket to said destination is without one and compare? That's how I'd do it anyway
  3. supersue's avatar
    My question, if anyone can answer, is: What is the practical difference between a 1 year 16-17 Saver RailCard and the 1 year 16-25 Railcard - for a 16 year old please?
    ALSO: once purchased from a particular retailer, are they accepted by all train ticket retailers? TIA
    tubster76's avatar
    16-17 is better, 50 per cent discount not 33 per cent. Yes card will work universally once purchased.
  4. Sarah_Jane47L's avatar
    I've just bought a railcard but paid extra for the plastic version. My son was on a train a few weeks ago and couldn't get the app open on his phone to show the rail card, he had a screenshot but she wouldn't accept that. Got a £50 fine. Just something to watch out for.
    oliver202's avatar
    Under NCoT he should be able to claim a refund the first time this happens in a 12m period
  5. superbob2000's avatar
    Just had a look as I need to get a ticket to London in December. Doesn't appear to be an adult single person railcard? Am I missing something?
    wbmkk's avatar
    what age are you ?
  6. J400uk's avatar
    Is this still working?
    honeyblossom_01's avatar
    Yes. Until Sunday i think
  7. bargainbasher's avatar
    Just to be clear am I able to use the 12 month railcard when booking online with all companies?, ie LNER, trainline etc?? 
    ledigi's avatar
    Yes, just show the digital rail card when asked by the ticket inspector
  8. wbmkk's avatar
    There's an offer with Trainline, see link ..HERE

    No train ticket purchase is required.

    I actually usually just book with the train companies directly, or with the RailUKForum ticket site .. none of these charge any booking fee. Don't forget all train companies can sell rail tickets for any company, not just their own
    harrythefish's avatar
    I used that offer. Though it did occur to me, what happens if:

    - The Trainline goes bust.
    - Their app is no longer supported on my phone

    How do you prove that you have that railcard?
  9. Gareth_Collins's avatar
    I bought a rail card about 3 years ago as I was going from Southampton Central to Portsmouth Harbour as I was going to Gunwharf Quays about once a month for the outlet shops like Nike & Adidas….I told the advisor on the phone what I wanted to use it for and he said I would make a good saving on each trip….so I paid the £30 for my rail card…..the following week I went back to the station 🚉 to purchase my first ticket using the rail card to go to gunwharf quay with my son for the day. Upon showing the guy ( ironically it was the same guy who had sold me the rail card) at the counter my rail card he then informed me that I wouldn’t receive any discount on my ticket whatsoever as the journey time was too short….(shock) ….I then promptly told this Male Karen ( I didn’t know what the male version of a Karen was called… )…..that he was the Numpty that advised and sold this stupid pass and that as it was no use to me he could give me a refund…..but like a typical Jobsworth Karen he just started reading me the rules…..:| …..So my question now is what is the best rail card for me to purchase that would give me a discount on the journey I’ve stated….and which card do I buy as I’m 49. (edited)
    FunkyDomino's avatar
    Railcards are valid Southampton Central to Portsmouth Harbour provided you are travelling at the times permitted by the Railcard (off peak).
  10. crazygoog's avatar
    What happens if you have a Railcard, but you decide to catch a later train? Or what about if the train you paid for cancels, so you have to catch the next train?
  11. waseem007's avatar
    Please can I ask do you have to buy train ticket via trip to activate your railcard OR you can buy directly with any train company .
  12. sparkesrig's avatar
    Just bought railcard via link but can't view it. How do you view purchased railcard?
  13. mahima99's avatar
    Is this still working? When I click the link it doesn’t show anything about a discounted railcard
  14. youey18's avatar
    Thank you, just purchased this. The Trip.com app isn't too bad actually. Took me a few mins how to figure out how to get my railcard on there but all good now
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