Railcard Deals & Offers

Just used this offer and its still live!!

Brilliant just ordered mine, ready for the summer holidays 8)

Hmmm..wonder if I can bring one of my 40 ish siblings along...and explain "acts like a complete child all the time!!"

no unfortunately

can you get the discount on a 3 year card also?

Might come around again. Sign up to visa offers. They send new ones every 2 weeks. I think this one expired on the 25th or 26th

Has this definitely expired now. Annoyingly I put in for a credit card 2 weeks ago and it still hasn't arrived. My season ticket expires on Monday.

I got it on the 12th June about 4 days after I made the transaction.

@abuhaneefahali How many days does this take to show up on your account after the cleared payment.

Partner is with HSBC but doesn't seem to have this under her offers. Is this account specific?

I doubt you are allowed to your Heathrow Express ticket on TFL Rail. Please check with TFL customer contact centre on 0343 222 1234

Yes.. You would anyway need to have a zone 1 to 9 TC to get to Amersham from Heathrow. Now your z1to9 TC will cover your journey on TFL rail (earlier Heathtow connect) between Heathrow T4 and paddington. As earlier you would need to purchase a separate ticket on Heathrow connect.

Will this make it any cheaper to get to Amersham?

I have a Heathrow Express ticket (Advance Purchase), and was wondering if I can use it on a TFL Rail train instead? Reason why I want to do this is because I want to travel from Ealing Broadway to Heathrow now, whereas I had originally planned to travel from Paddington to Heathrow.

Hmm I take it you read the daily fail. Actually the additional cost for tfl rail to Heathrow is due to Heathrow charging for use of their tunnels and privately owned infrastructure. But feel free to spout nonsense about overpaid drivers (y)

8% Quidco. 8% TCB

So you do.. the main page does not state that, only when you look into the terms and conditions. Thanks for bringing that to My attention, I'll let my friend know

can u use it with advance tickets

There is a slight difference, as I don’t have children family and friends would not have been a benefit, also there is a difference when you can use these cards in the morning

You have to have at least one named adult AND at least one child

I travelled the other day 3 adults and was offered a groupsave discount of 26% no Railcard needed, was told 3 or more qualifies but, not all train companys offer it , you have to ask, anyway checked on Trainline app for 3 adults travelling in Cornwall and it added the groupsave discount automatically, don't know if it's regional. The gwr and cross country apps had it in the Railcard section but you had to select it yourself.

Anyone know if you can stack these - current one expires August?

Thank you

Full range here. Take a look at the Two Together. Hyperlink not obvious due to colour so: https://www.railcard.co.uk/

The code is in the description, about halfway down in bold. It's EST20GA.

Yea but the question was about work commute.

Completely false- this card can be added to Oyster cards in London, can be used across the whole country not a particular area and is not subject to the weekday all-day £13 minimum fare that the Network Railcard is, only peak time min. fare as with other railcards.

Stop deleting my comments

Not for weekends though. Min spend doesn't apply then.

With all these Millennials now with extra railcards you can officially say there's going to be a lot more snowflakes on the line. Expect delays.

Hi Rachel, I'd like to know what the price would be (for 2 persons) if we shared bathrooms in all hotels. Also I'd like to know if it would be possible to swap one or two of the hotels for family run minshuku's with an onsen. Thank you!

I'm also talking about 2 people. But I'm done arguing with random strangers. Some's got 'em street smarts, some don't. It's not your fault.

Your name is nothing to do with the fact that you either suck at maths, or are making things up. £255 is simply not enough to live in Japan for a month unless you are eating just home made okaka onigiri every day while sitting on your own in your room. Japan can be cheap, but not that cheap if you actually want to do things, or go places, or try local food, or drink with your friends... If that's your idea of a holiday in Japan, may I suggest putting NHK on in the UK and saving your money. Also, it's £2076.16 for two people, £1038.08 each.

Then you did something really wrong 28 times. I'm not here to antagonize anyone, just telling, that over 2 grand is way much overkill. I mean, for that funding I'd be eating in a family restaurant every day. True I'm not renting out a full fledged japanese house with an onsen and not staying in Hilton level hotels in every city, but I don't even want to. Even better if you know some people there. But hey, I'm just a guy with a weird name, how could I possible comprehend these things.

Why would you stay in a single flat and get a JR pass? You do realise that you can't do a day return to most places in Japan, even on the Nozomi. Also, eating as a tourist, IC Card use, days of lodging "here and there", entry to anywhere interesting, positioning travel to Budapest, transit to and from Narita, will all be much much more than £255. I'm a seasoned Japan traveller (28 times in the last 3 years), and now live here permanently. You're talking BS. No offence. The OPs itinerary is varied, interesting and good value. Your month in Japan sounds like a starving nightmare, frankly.