So by reading website information on how it works it states: “You can top-up the price difference with another payment method on the Partner website” - I don’t use clubcard much, does this mean I can top up £10 and get a code for the railcard?
Unfortunately, this deal has expired 15 June 2023.
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1 Year Railcard : 16-25 - Family & Friends - Senior - Two Together £10 Clubcard vouchers / Disabled Persons £7 Clubcard vouchers @ Tesco
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
1 year railcard including 16-25, Family & Friends, Senior and Two Together for £10 Clubcard vouchers. The 1 year disabled railcard is slightly cheaper at £7 Clubcard vouchers. Given the change in reward scheme from x3 to x2 from 14th June, thought was worth highlighting as a good way to use Clubcard vouchers and get decent value and savings before the change. You can also use Clubcard vouchers to part pay for a railcard in case you didn't have £10 worth.
1-year 16-25 Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
For frequent rail users, especially students, why not grab yourself a 16-25 Railcard and save yourself a fortune in rail travel. Perfect for those of you always on the move. In fact, you can save a third on most UK rail fares. With regular use (and renewals every year), the card pays for itself in no time.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
1-year Family & Friends Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
Taking the family out for the day can be pricey. But, there’s no need to pay full fares when you can grab a Family & Friends Railcard. This allows you to save a third on your travel and 60% off your kids’ travel, so long as you're travelling with children aged between 5 and 15 years.This card is perfect for frequent rail users.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
1-year Senior Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
Millions of us use Britain's rail system every day, so here’s a chance to save a little bit extra. With a Senior Railcard, if you’re 60 or over, you can save a third on most rail fares in Britain. Ideal for senior rail users in who enjoy making trips just for the day or to stay with family and friends. Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
1-year Two Together Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
The Two Together Railcard gives two named adults 1/3 off rail fares when they travel together by train. This handy travel card can be used as many times as you like throughout the year. You can get 1/3 off Standard and First Class Anytime, Off-Peak and Advance fares on train services throughout Great Britain, when you travel after 9:30am Monday to Friday, and any time at weekends and on public holidays.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
1-year Disabled Persons Railcard - £7 Clubcard vouchers
With a Disabled Persons Railcard you can get a third off most rail fares throughout Great Britain. If you're travelling with an adult companion they'll get a third off their rail fare too, saving money for your friends as well. So, whether you’re planning a day out or a trip to see friends or family, the Disabled Persons Railcard can help.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Disable Person Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
Useful links
Tesco Clubcard
Clubcard account
- 1-year 16-25 Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
- 1-year Family & Friends Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
- 1-year Senior Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
- 1-year Two Together Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
- 1-year Disabled Persons Railcard - £7 Clubcard vouchers
1-year 16-25 Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
For frequent rail users, especially students, why not grab yourself a 16-25 Railcard and save yourself a fortune in rail travel. Perfect for those of you always on the move. In fact, you can save a third on most UK rail fares. With regular use (and renewals every year), the card pays for itself in no time.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
- The current cost of the 16-25 Railcard is £30.
- Reward Partner codes are only valid for a 1 year Railcard only and can't be used for the 3 year Railcard.
- Only one Partner code can be used per transaction and no change will be given for over redemption.
- To qualify for a 16-25 Railcard, you must be aged between 16-25 and have a valid passport, national identity card or UK driving licence number.
- To get your Railcard you will also need to upload a digital, passport style photo.
- Codes must be exchanged on the Railcard website, they can’t be exchanged at a train station or ticket office.
1-year Family & Friends Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
Taking the family out for the day can be pricey. But, there’s no need to pay full fares when you can grab a Family & Friends Railcard. This allows you to save a third on your travel and 60% off your kids’ travel, so long as you're travelling with children aged between 5 and 15 years.This card is perfect for frequent rail users.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
- The current cost of the Family & Friends Railcard is £30.
- Reward Partner codes are only valid for a 1-year Railcard and can't be used for the 3-year Railcard.
- Only one Partner code can be used per transaction and no change will be given for over redemption.
- To qualify for a Family & Friends Railcard, your group must contain at least one named Railcard holder and at least one child aged between 5 and 15 years. The maximum group size is up to four adults (aged 16 years and over) including the named cardholder(s), and four children (aged 5-15 years).
- To get your Railcard you will also need to upload a digital, passport style photo.
- Codes must be exchanged on the Railcard website, they can't be exchanged at a train station or ticket office.
1-year Senior Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
Millions of us use Britain's rail system every day, so here’s a chance to save a little bit extra. With a Senior Railcard, if you’re 60 or over, you can save a third on most rail fares in Britain. Ideal for senior rail users in who enjoy making trips just for the day or to stay with family and friends. Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
- The current cost of the Senior Railcard is £30.
- Reward Partner codes are only valid for a 1-year Railcard and can't be used for the 3-year Railcard.
- Only one Partner code can be used per transaction and no change will be given for over redemption.
- To qualify for a Senior Railcard, you must be 60 years or over. You must have a valid passport or driving licence for age verification.
- To get your Railcard you will also need to upload a digital, passport style photo.
- Codes must be exchanged on the Railcard website, they can't be exchanged at a train station or ticket office.
- If you require any additional support ordering your 1-year Senior Railcard, please click here.
1-year Two Together Railcard - £10 Clubcard vouchers
The Two Together Railcard gives two named adults 1/3 off rail fares when they travel together by train. This handy travel card can be used as many times as you like throughout the year. You can get 1/3 off Standard and First Class Anytime, Off-Peak and Advance fares on train services throughout Great Britain, when you travel after 9:30am Monday to Friday, and any time at weekends and on public holidays.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
- The current cost of the Two Together Railcard is £30.
- Reward Partner codes are only valid for a 1-year Railcard.
- Only one Partner code can be used per transaction and no change will be given for over redemption.
- To qualify for a Two Together Railcard, both cardholders must be aged 16 years or over.
- To get your Railcard, both named cardholders will also need to upload a digital, passport style photo.
- Codes must be exchanged on the Railcard website, they can't be exchanged at a train station or ticket office.
1-year Disabled Persons Railcard - £7 Clubcard vouchers
With a Disabled Persons Railcard you can get a third off most rail fares throughout Great Britain. If you're travelling with an adult companion they'll get a third off their rail fare too, saving money for your friends as well. So, whether you’re planning a day out or a trip to see friends or family, the Disabled Persons Railcard can help.
Use your Clubcard vouchers towards your Disable Person Railcard and you could be on your way to more places for less.
What you need to know
- The current cost of the Disabled Persons Railcard is £20.
- Reward Partner codes are only valid for a 1-year Railcard and can't be used for the 3-year Railcard.
- Only one Partner code can be used per transaction and no change will be given for over redemption.
- When you apply for your Disabled Persons Railcard, you'll need to provide proof that you are eligible. Please click here to see the proof you will need to provide when applying for your Disabled Persons Railcard. You will also be required to upload a digital, passport style photo.
- Codes must be exchanged on the Railcard website, they can't be exchanged at a train station or ticket office.
Useful links
Tesco Clubcard
Clubcard account
More details at Community Updates
We’re changing our Reward Partner scheme
From 14 June, you can exchange your Tesco Clubcard vouchers for 2x their value. You'll still get 3x the value until then. To give you more time to use your codes we’ve extended the validity period for all codes ordered until 13 June, from 6 months to 12 months. Exclusions apply
Edited by Chanchi32, 13 June 2023
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No, it means that you can pay the remainder of the balance when purchasing the railcard and using the code, but at the equivalent of full price, if you have less than the value of Clubcard vouchers needed to cover the full cost.
Its easier to explain with an example. Lets say you only have £1 worth of Clubcard vouchers. Until it changes in value in mid-June, you can convert the £1 Clubcard vouchers into a £3 (i.e. x3 value) code to use when purchasing the railcard on the Railcard website. If the railcard costs £30, you'd have a balance of £27 left after using the code that you pay by normal payment methods.
Got the friends and family. Immediately knocked £130 off a trip to London 💪
One thing to be aware of with this card is that you must travel with a child....I nearly got caught out thinking I could travel alone (edited)
The railcards website and app has been broken for months and its currently impossible to purchase a railcard using tesco vouchers from it as you cant login.
You have to go through a really long process of emailing CS with your photos , then getting a reference number and then phoning them up to do it all manually so be warned.
Oh for heaven's sake. I can't even select and buy a ticket through the journey planner half the time.
If you can afford waiting, opt in for a plastic card rather than a digital one- their app is useless and gives errors when you try t load your card to it.
Funny how this old deal gets a lot of heat because it's posted by the deal editor.
This offer has been around since Tesco changed from x4 Clubcard points to x3 around 10 years ago.
And now x2 is looming.
For that reason it's worth posting I suppose.
HUKD works strangely at times...I think this is the reason really why heat is reasonable at the moment - if you had enough Clubcard vouchers and were buying a new railcard now, you can in effect get the x3 value codes for the railcard now and for buying the railcard in 12 months time (assuming you are good with keeping the codes safe and don't forget to use them next year!)
At 33. I hate being both too young and too old at the same time. 🙃.
Welcome to the middle ages
try to login first or you will be wasting your time ...see below
500 - Oops! Something is broken. We are experiencing technical difficulties at this time and working to correct the problem.- I only got as far as checkout on Tesco clubcard. That sent me an email stating a second email was supposed to come 15mins later, but still hasn't arrived. Order placed at 6am. Nope, not in the spam.Code eventually came 24hrs later, not 15 minutes!
Sorry, a bit new to this.
Seemingly, I can't purchase this if I have say £5 as my tesco vouchers and the total cost for two together railcard is £10?
Doesn't let me pay the difference via a debit card.
You need £10 of Vouchers as a minimum.- We’re changing our Reward Partner scheme
From 14 June, you can exchange your Tesco Clubcard vouchers for 2x their value. You'll still get 3x the value until then. To give you more time to use your codes we’ve extended the validity period for all codes ordered until 13 June, from 6 months to 12 months. Exclusions apply 
I've had the 2 together rail card for the last 2-3 years. Worth it because we usually take 2-3 city breaks a year and it does save us loads. However I can't remember the last time I took a train and there wasn't a strike or cancelation. Can't believe how rubbish rail travel has got in this country
At least now with all the cancellations you get all your money back as well as the journey (a bit late) if it wasn't totally stopped by a strike etc. It is crazy the refunds you get now even when it isn'y the train operators fault. Easy to get as well.- They make a 31-35 Railcard as soon as I turn 36.
I bet you get in a short supermarket queue like me
and the 2 people in front of you have problems with thier payment cards, or they need a replacement item because the cashier split or dropped some of the items.
And it takes 3 times longer than the other queues. (edited) 
Still baffles me they haven't added the 26-30 Railcard
Came here to say this- Which rail card can you get for a 40 year old solo traveller?As with the 32 year old above, the Network RailCard, for £30 and is restricted to mainly the South East...
OR buy the cheapest Annual Travelcard and get a Gold Card which is about £180 I think this year (if you Google Cheapest Gold Card you will probably find it) ...still restricted as to where you can use its, but basically also goes to Suffolk, Norfolk and up to Birmingham etc .. a lot more expensive than the Network card, But a bigger travel area you can use it in, and also can travel earlier etc....
Here's a fairly recent discussion about getting the Cheapest Gold Card, probably still relevant
railforums.co.uk/thr…44/
But for many people the Network Card is probably the best of the two, and it is what I get. (edited) 
The one card the dont do is the 26-30. Makes zero sense- Bought a couples railcard and never used it with the strikes - should be entitled to a refund.
never used mine due to Covid but alas no refunds. - Thanks OP, bought the 2 together card with the clubcard vouchers.
Authornice one 
Please help me, am 32 and is there any railcard for me for solo train travels ? (edited)
No. You pay full price
criteria for each of these is awful and even using the discounts the rates for some people are terrible still.
I find at this stage how these people are allowed to only offer disabilty ones to people on the likes of PIP/DLA apaulling ESA people should be offered these perks as well with a lot of them in worst condition then the other two mentioned.
You don’t need to be on PIP/DLA to qualify for the disabled one. There are some conditions where you wouldn’t qualify for benefits but do qualify for the railcard.
(Though I do agree that if you’ve qualified for ESA you should qualify for disability railcards and bus passes too.)- Better to wait for a bargain on Trainline or TrainPal. Sometimes they sell it for 2.99
Sell what for 2.99? - Do they do the 26-30 railcard?
can you stack railcards ?
No, you can add multiple but the discount only works once afaik. (edited)
So I could use £10 of club card vouchers now, get a code, and then not buy the railcard for up to 12 months from now ?Yep- got the code but won't need it until next month.
Once you get the code from Tesco's....what's the rough timescale from there?
Did you find out the answer to this - I'd be interested to know the answer please. . .
These rail cards are discriminatory. They should be means tested.
I have a network railcard and friends and family card and although I book online and often have to show my tickets on the train, have never once been asked to show evidence of the discount cards. Lord knows the amount of people that buy tickets saying they have one, but don’t.Don't worry, discount cards are checked regularly. Instances of the fraud you suggest are virtually non-existent.
Why no 26-30 ?
Thank you. We were going to purchase at the £19+ price . I'm so glad you posted this to remind us of our club card vouchers. Had enough for my sons pass. 👌🏽 🏽- Thanks OP Got mine and saved £14 on a journey as well as the £30 charge. (edited)
Is it possible to add to voucher code on checkout on the 2TRC website?- i trying to buy a railcard but the website keeps on erroring out
Same here!! - Railcard website is not working, looks like it's been down for a while
- Can I use my vouchers to buy a railcard for someone else or does it have to be in my name?
Does anyone happen to have a £2.50 voucher I could use? Have £7.50 and its not enough apparently
How can you buy this if you don't have any points or vouchers
Please help I can't checkout and it says, Sorry we were not able to find any Clubcard vouchers for your account. You can enter vouchers manually below. (edited)That's the whole point. This offer is for spending Tesco clubcard vouchers. You can't buy with cash.
You need £10 voucher which converts to a value of £30. (edited)
Thank you very much for posting this! I managed to creep under the 14 June 2023 bar, allowing me to exchange my points for vouchers and get the offer! Much appreciated!Sorry, can you give me a pointer on how you did this?
There are some posts suggesting the railcard site doesn't work. Can I get it via here: secure.railcard.co.uk/pur…her
I want to take £10 in points and treble them to £30 for a two-together card.
Thanks.
I have £9 in vouchers so can I add to it with extra or do I need to pay all with vouchers ? 🤦♀️I think all vouchers sadly- I'm currently trying to get a Family Railcard using my 3x Tesco vouchers and the link is broken. I've tried other Railcard links, e.g. 16-25, and that seems to get further.
Is anyone else seeing this today please?Looks it's just via a browser as I'm using the Android app and that takes me further...