Rail
UK Railcard Types
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here is a list of some of the most common uk railcards and explanations of who they are designed for 16 25 railcard eligibility available to individuals aged 16 to 25 or full time students of any age benefits offers a 1/3 discount on most train fares across the uk, including peak and off peak travel senior railcard eligibility available to passengers aged 60 and over benefits provides a 1/3 discount on most train fares, including peak and off peak travel family & friends railcard eligibility available to adults traveling with at least one child aged 5 15 benefits offers a 1/3 discount for adults and 60% off children's fares up to four adults and four children can travel together two together railcard eligibility available to two adults (aged 16 and over) traveling together benefits provides a 1/3 discount on most train fares when two named individuals travel together disabled persons railcard eligibility available to people with a disability that makes traveling by train difficult benefits offers a 1/3 discount for the cardholder and a companion on most train fares network railcard eligibility available to passengers in the southeast of england (check specific areas) benefits provides a 1/3 discount on most off peak fares within the designated railcard area hm forces railcard eligibility available to members of the regular armed forces benefits offers a 1/3 discount on most train fares for the cardholder and up to three accompanying children jobcentre plus travel discount card eligibility available to people claiming specific unemployment benefits benefits provides a 50% discount on most train fares for the cardholder gold card eligibility available to annual season ticket holders in some areas benefits offers additional benefits like discounts on other train tickets and access to the first class lounges young persons railcard (scotland) eligibility available to individuals aged 16 to 30 in scotland benefits offers a 1/3 discount on most train fares in scotland to purchase a railcard, please head to the national rail website