All Lines Rail Rover 7 Days UK or £394.65 with railcards

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With Railcard

16-25 Railcard, 26-30 Railcard, Disabled Persons Railcard, Family & Friends Railcard, HM Forces Railcard, Senior Railcard, Two Together Railcard, Veterans Railcard £394.65

Explore all of the UK by train for a week! Cheaper than a few walk up train tickets return on some longer journeys return fares.

Subject to the restrictions shown below, the All Line Rover (7 day) ticket allows unlimited travel on most National Rail services for 7 consecutive days.

It does not include the charge for seat reservations, where payable.

The All Line Rover is valid for travel on:

Caledonian Sleeper services in seated coaches (reservations compulsory) or in a berth with the payment of the appropriate supplement.
Great Western Railway - Night Riviera Sleeper services in seated coaches (reservations recommended but not compulsory) or in a berth with payment of the appropriate supplement.
Ffestiniog Railway & Welsh Highland Railway (Third Class only) - but see note below.

The All Line Rail Rover is NOT valid for travel on;

Eurostar
Heathrow Express
London Underground
DLR
London Trams
private railways (except Ffestiniog Railway & Welsh Highland Railway but see note below) or,
on any shipping service

The All Line Rail Rover is NOT valid for boarding or alighting train services operated by Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, East Midlands Railway, or LNER before 10:00 Mondays to Fridays at the following stations:

Birmingham New Street
Bedford
London Euston
London Kings Cross
London St Pancras International
Luton
Luton Airport Parkway
Milton Keynes Central
Stevenage
Watford Junction

No restrictions apply on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays.

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Edited by a community support team member, 2 days ago

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1st Apr
Cheaper to book a holiday abroad for a week
1st Apr
You'd get a month for that price
1st Apr
Sorry but the public transport in this country is insanely expensive particularly the trains unless you make well advance booking. This is good price but the regular price is so high that this make it a deal (edited)
2nd Apr
We are ripped off so badly in this country. So if two of you wanted to have a week travel card around the UK it would be £800. How are you ever going to convince people to use public transport over a car. You literally couldn't use that much in petrol in a week if you tried.
2nd Apr
In fairness, I don't think the ALR is really made for people trying to go around the UK like that.
The ALR is more for rail enthusiasts going on as many services they can while going all around the UK.
2nd Apr
actually would be impressed if someone took this deal then found out they were getting cancellations every day and all the compo they raised would pay for the fare lolol.
2nd Apr
What would happen if you booked a train at the last minute that was already running very late?

I wonder if you would get compo?
1st Apr
Just been looking at train prices in Germany,you can buy a monthly train,bus and where applicable Ferry, combined ticket costs about €90 a month.
2nd Apr
I did a MSc cruise in Feb for 7 nights for less
2nd Apr
I totally agree with the comments above. The cost of travel in the UK is an absolute joke. It almost makes me feel like it should all be nationalised again
2nd Apr
I completely agree with this sentiment, considering how truly poor our train service is in this country it makes you wonder how they can justify such ridiculous prices. I can honestly count on one hand the number of times I have had a journey where none of the trains were delayed within the last 12 months. Good luck to anyone that would be relying on this
2nd Apr
You can probably travel around the whole of europe for less than that.
2nd Apr
yeah where's our round the world (Europe) HUKD members to post the deal !
1st Apr
I remember getting a return flight from London to Perth Australia about 18 years ago and it was cheaper than taking a round trip from London to Scotland by rail
2nd Apr
TFW Two most used words on the board "DELAYED/CANCELLED" back using the car now taking 20 minutes when it took 90 minutes with a mile walk by bus and train,(if they turned up) TFW are not reliable enough get cars off the road. cheaper to buy the fuel (edited)
2nd Apr
INTERESTING POINT How would you prove the train you were going on was cancelled and not the other way around and how much refund if any would you get?
2nd Apr
1) no real way to prove it except trust. If you abuse it they will start an investigation though.

2) it is a complexish calculation based off of the anytime day single with a cap based on the cost of the rover.

First: get
12.5% of an Anytime Day Return fare for 15-29 minutes delay;
25% of an Anytime Day Return fare for 30-59 minutes delay;
50% of an Anytime Day Return fare for 60+ minutes.
Then:
Divide the amount you just got by the amount of days in the rover x2
2nd Apr
What makes this price worse is that I am sure tourists can get much cheaper.
4 m ago
Yep.
BritRail Pass 8-days Pass £258
thetrainline.com/tra…ass

We are being ripped off due to the privatised franchises and ridiculous structure of rail travel in the UK. (edited)
2nd Apr
Can anybody find it cheaper?
2nd Apr
Not only is it shockingly poor value, but the services are also almost always late on arrival, missed connections, no/poor wifi. Almost every journey I've taken this year has had disruption of one kind or another, OK they offer meagre compensation that does not make up for a missed connection on a cold, wet and windy platform. After running a service for over 140 years in most instances you'd have thought they could do something right by now! (edited)
2nd Apr
The Japanese train company that made a full public apology, because one of its trains departed 20 seconds early.
2nd Apr
Thanks for this, there are quite a few lines in the UK that I haven't travelled and I have meant to. I am going to tick quite a lot of them off in one week now.