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1/3 off train tickets for travel in london and the south-east of england.

For travellers in the South-East of England Get 1/3 off travel after 10:00 am (and any time on weekends and public holidays). Applies only to journeys starting and ending in the South-East Network Railcard area .

For up to four adults and four children aged 5-15 Children get 60% off

Great for: Commuters and Londoners

Digital only Railcards live in your account in the Trainline app so you can use them on any of your compatible devices . No download codes needed!

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What are the benefits of a Network Railcard?

Save 1/3 off train travel in London and the South-East of England

Up to 4 adults travel together with up to 4 kids for less

Get 60% off kids' fares

What is a Network Railcard?

A Network Railcard is a discount card that makes train travel cheaper for anyone in the Network Railcard area (London and the South-East of England) for a whole year.

A Network Railcard holder can enjoy 1/3 off on adult Standard Anytime and Off-Peak fares, including Anytime Day Travelcards (when bought as part of your ticket to London from outside London Zones 1-9) around London and the South East.

Where is the Network Railcard area?

How much is a Network Railcard?

The Network Railcard costs £30 and is valid for 12 months.

Who can use a Network Railcard?

The Network Railcard is valid for one adult aged 16+. You can travel with up to three adults and they'll get the same 1/3 off. You can also bring up to four children aged 5-15, with 60% off on child fares.

When can I use a Network Railcard?

The network railcard area map, where can i use a network railcard .

You can use a Network Railcard only to travel within the Network Railcard area – it covers all the stations inside the white area on our Network Railcard map. Some of the most popular stations in the Network Railcard area include Cambridge, Brighton, Oxford, Richmond, Portsmouth and Southsea, Southampton Central, Reading, Gatwick Airport, Windsor and Eton, and Winchester, to name a few. Your Network Railcard will be valid on all highlighted routes, which are run by the following train companies:

c2c , Chiltern Railways , CrossCountry , East Midland Railway, Gatwick Express , Great Northern , Great Western Railway , Greater Anglia , Heathrow Connect , Heathrow Express , London Northwestern Railway , LNER , London Overground , Southeastern , Southern , South Western Railway , Stansted Express , TfL Rail , Thameslink , Avanti West Coast .

Please note that certain journeys with these train companies may not be covered with the Network Railcard, for example journeys that end up outside the Network Railcard area – see our Network Railcard map for more details.

Network Railcard area stations

Want to check if a station you're travelling to or from is in the Network Railcard area? Take a look through our list of stations below.

Addlestone Station

Adisham Station

Aldermaston Station

Aldershot Station

Aldrington Station

Alresford Station

Althorne Station

Alton Station

Amberley Station

Amersham Station

Andover Station

Angmering Station

Appledore Station

Appleford Station

Arlesey Station

Arundel Station

Ascot Station

Ascott-under-Wychwood Station

Ash Station

Ashford (Surrey) Station

Ashford International Station

Ashtead Station

Ashurst Station

Ashurst (New Forest) Station

Ash Vale Station

Ashwell & Morden Station

Aspley Guise Station

Audley End Station

Axminster Station

Aylesbury Station

Aylesbury Vale Parkway Station

Aylesford Station

Apsley Station

Aylesham Station

Bagshot Station

Balcombe Station

Baldock Station

Banbury Station

Barking Station

Barming Station

Barnham Station

Basildon Station

Basingstoke Station

Bat & Ball Station

Battle Station

Battlesbridge Station

Bayford Station

Beaconsfield Station

Bearsted Station

Beaulieu Road Station

Bedford Station

Bedford St. Johns Station

Bedhampton Station

Bedwyn Station

Bekesbourne Station

Beltring Station

Benfleet Station

Bentley Station

Berkhamsted Station

Berwick Station

Betchworth Station

Bexhill Station

Bicester North Station

Bicester Village Station

Biggleswade Station

Billericay Station

Billingshurst Station

Birchington-on-Sea Station

Bishop’s Stortford Station

Bishopstone Station

Bitterne Station

Blackfriars Station

Blackwater Station

Bletchley Station

Bognor Regis Station

Bookham Station

Borough Green & Wrotham Station

Bosham Station

Botley Station

Bourne End Station

Bournemouth Station

Bow Brickhill Station

Box Hill & Westhumble Station

Bracknell Station

Brading Station

Braintree Station

Braintree Freeport Station

Bramley Station

Branksome Station

Brentwood Station

Bricket Wood Station

Brighton Station

Broadstairs Station

Brockenhurst Station

Bromley South Station

Brookmans Park Station

Brookwood Station

Broxbourne Station

Bures Station

Burgess Hill Station

Burnham Station

Burnham-on-Crouch Station

Bursledon Station

Buxted Station

Byfleet & New Haw Station

Camberley Station

Cambridge Station

Cambridge North Station

Cannon Street Station

Canterbury East Station

Canterbury West Station

Chalkwell Station

Chandler’s Ford Station

Chappel & Wakes Colne Station

Charing Station

Charing Cross Station

Charlbury Station

Chartham Station

Chatham Station

Cheddington Station

Chelmsford Station

Chertsey Station

Cheshunt Station

Chestfield & Swalecliffe Station

Chetnole Station

Chichester Station

Chilham Station

Chilworth Station

Cholsey Station

Christchurch Station

Christ’s Hospital Station

City Thameslink Station

Clacton-on-Sea Station

Clandon Station

Clapham Junction Station

Claygate Station

Cobham & Stoke D’Abernon Station

Colchester Station

Colchester Town Station

Collington Station

Combe Station

Cooden Beach Station

Cookham Station

Cooksbridge Station

Corfe Castle Station

Cosham Station

Coulsdon South Station

Cowden Station

Cranbrook Station

Crawley Station

Crayford Station

Cressing Station

Crewkerne Station

Crews Hill Station

Crowborough Station

Crowhurst Station

Crowthorne Station

Cuffley Station

Culham Station

Cuxton Station

Dartford Station

Datchet Station

Deal Station

Dean Station

Denham Station

Denham Golf Club Station

Didcot Parkway Station

Diss Station

Doleham Station

Dorchester South Station

Dorchester West Station

Dorking Station

Dorking (Deepdene) Station

Dorking West Station

Dormans Station

Dover Priory Station

Dovercourt Station

Downham Market Station

Dumpton Park Station

Dunton Green Station

Durrington-on-Sea Station

Ealing Broadway Station

Earley Station

Earlswood Station

Eastbourne Station

East Croydon Station

East Farleigh Station

East Grinstead Station

Eastleigh Station

East Malling Station

East Tilbury Station

East Worthing Station

Ebbsfleet International Station

Eccles Road Station

Edenbridge Station

Edenbridge Town Station

Effingham Junction Station

Egham Station

Elsenham Station

Elstree & Borehamwood Station

Eltham Station

Ely Station

Emsworth Station

Enfield Lock Station

Epsom Station

Eridge Station

Esher Station

Etchingham Station

Euston Station

Evesham Station

Ewell East Station

Ewell West Station

Exeter Central Station

Exeter St. Davids Station

Eynsford Station

Falmer Station

Fareham Station

Farnborough (Main) Station

Farnborough North Station

Farncombe Station

Farnham Station

Farningham Road Station

Farringdon Station

Faversham Station

Faygate Station

Feltham Station

Fenchurch Street Station

Fenny Stratford Station

Feniton Station

Finsbury Park Station

Finstock Station

Fishbourne Station

Fishersgate Station

Fleet Station

Flitwick Station

Folkestone Central Station

Folkestone West Station

Ford Station

Foxton Station

Frant Station

Fratton Station

Frimley Station

Frinton-on-Sea Station

Furze Platt Station

Garston Station

Gatwick Airport Station

Gerrards Cross Station

Gillingham (Dorset) Station

Gillingham (Kent) Station

Glynde Station

Godalming Station

Godstone Station

Gomshall Station

Goring & Streatley Station

Goring-by-Sea Station

Grateley Station

Gravesend Station

Grays Station

Great Bentley Station

Great Chesterford Station

Great Missenden Station

Greenhithe Station

Greenwich Station

Guildford Station

Haddenham & Thame Parkway Station

Hadley Wood Station

Halling Station

Hamble Station

Hampden Park Station

Hampton Station

Ham Street Station

Hamworthy Station

Hanborough Station

Harlington Station

Harlow Mill Station

Harlow Town Station

Harold Wood Station

Harpenden Station

Harrietsham Station

Harrow & Wealdstone Station

Harrow-on-the-Hill Station

Harwich International Station

Harwich Town Station

Haslemere Station

Hassocks Station

Hastings Station

Hatfield Station

Hatfield Peverel Station

Havant Station

Haywards Heath Station

Headcorn Station

Heathrow Airport Station

Hedge End Station

Hemel Hempstead Station

Henley-on-Thames Station

Herne Bay Station

Hersham Station

Hertford East Station

Hertford North Station

Hever Station

Heyford Station

Higham Station

High Brooms Station

High Wycombe Station

Highbury & Islington Station

Hildenborough Station

Hilsea Station

Hinchley Wood Station

Hinton Admiral Station

Hitchin Station

Hockley Station

Hollingbourne Station

Holmwood Station

Holton Heath Station

Honeybourne Station

Honiton Station

Hook Station

Horley Station

Horsham Station

Horsley Station

Hove Station

How Wood Station

Hungerford Station

Huntingdon Station

Hurst Green Station

Hythe Station

Ifield Station

Ingatestone Station

Islip Station

Iver Station

Kearsney Station

Kelvedon Station

Kempston Hardwick Station

Kempton Park Station

Kemsing Station

Kemsley Station

Kingham Station

King’s Cross Station

King’s Langley Station

King’s Lynn Station

Kings Sutton Station

Kintbury Station

Kirby Cross Station

Knebworth Station

Knockholt Station

Lewes Station

Lidlington Station

Lingfield Station

Liphook Station

Liss Station

Littlehampton Station

Littlehaven Station

Littleport Station

Little Kimble Station

Liverpool Street Station

London Bridge Station

London Rd (Brighton) Station

London Rd (Guildford) Station

London Waterloo East Station

Long Buckby Station

Longcross Station

Longfield Station

Luton Station

Luton Airport Parkway Station

Lymington Pier Station

Lymington Town Station

Maidenhead Station

Maiden Newton Station

Maidstone Barracks Station

Maidstone East Station

Maidstone West Station

Manningtree Station

Marden Station

Margate Station

Marks Tey Station

Marlow Station

Martin Mill Station

Martins Heron Station

Marylebone Station

Meldreth Station

Meopham Station

Merstham Station

Micheldever Station

Midgham Station

Milford Station

Millbrook (Beds) Station

Millbrook (Hants) Station

Milton Keynes Central Station

Minster Station

Mistley Station

Moorgate Station

Monks Risborough Station

Moreton Station

Moreton-in-Marsh Station

Mortimer Station

Mottisfont & Dunbridge Station

Moulsecoomb Station

Netley Station

Newbury Station

Newbury Racecourse Station

Newhaven Harbour Station

Newhaven Town Station

New Hythe Station

Newington Station

New Milton Station

Newport Station

Normans Bay Station

Northampton Station

North Camp Station

North Fambridge Station

Northfleet Station

Nutbourne Station

Nutfield Station

Ockley Station

Ore Station

Orpington Station

Otford Station

Overton Station

Oxford Station

Oxford Parkway Station

Oxshott Station

Oxted Station

Paddington Station

Paddock Wood Station

Pangbourne Station

Park Street Station

Parkstone Station

Penshurst Station

Pershore Station

Petersfield Station

Pevensey & Westham Station

Pevensey Bay Station

Pinhoe Station

Pitsea Station

Pluckley Station

Plumpton Station

Pokesdown Station

Polegate Station

Poole Station

Portchester Station

Portslade Station

Portsmouth & Southsea Station

Portsmouth Harbour Station

Potters Bar Station

Preston Park Station

Princes Risborough Station

Prittlewell Station

Pulborough Station

Queenborough Station

Radlett Station

Radley Station

Rainham (Essex) Station

Rainham (Kent) Station

Ramsgate Station

Rayleigh Station

Reading Station

Reading West Station

Redbridge Station

Redhill Station

Reigate Station

Richmond Station

Ridgmont Station

Robertsbridge Station

Rochester Station

Rochford Station

Romsey Station

Rowlands Castle Station

Roydon Station

Royston Station

Ryde Esplanade Station

Ryde Pier Head Station

Ryde St. John’s Road Station

Rye Station

Rye House Station

St. Albans Abbey Station

St. Albans City Station

St. Denys Station

St. James Park Station

St. Leonards Warrior Square Station

St. Margarets Station

St. Mary Cray Station

St. Neots Station

St. Pancras International Station

Salfords Station

Salisbury Station

Sandhurst Station

Sandling Station

Sandown Station

Sandwich Station

Sandy Station

Saunderton Station

Sawbridgeworth Station

Seaford Station

Seer Green & Jordans Station

Selling Station

Seven Sisters Station

Sevenoaks Station

Shalford Station

Shanklin Station

Shawford Station

Sheerness-on-Sea Station

Shelford Station

Shenfield Station

Shepherd’s Bush Station

Shepherds Well Station

Shepperton Station

Shepreth Station

Sherborne Station

Shiplake Station

Shipton Station

Shoeburyness Station

Sholing Station

Shoreham Station

Shoreham-by-Sea Station

Sidcup Station

Sittingbourne Station

Slade Green Station

Slough Station

Smallbrook Junction Station

Snodland Station

Snowdown Station

Sole Street Station

Southampton Airport Parkway Station

Southampton Central Station

Southbourne Station

Southease Station

Southend Airport Station

Southend Central Station

Southend East Station

Southend Victoria Station

Southminster Station

Southwick Station

South Woodham Ferrers Station

Staines Station

Stanford-le-Hope Station

Stansted Mountfitchet Station

Stansted Airport Station

Staplehurst Station

Stevenage Station

Stewartby Station

Stoke Mandeville Station

Stone Crossing Station

Stonegate Station

Stratford Station

Strood Station

Sturry Station

Sudbury Station

Sunbury Station

Sunningdale Station

Sunnymeads Station

Surbiton Station

Swale Station

Swanley Station

Swanscombe Station

Swanwick Station

Sway Station

Swaythling Station

Tackley Station

Taplow Station

Templecombe Station

Teynham Station

Thatcham Station

Theale Station

Theobalds Grove Station

Thornford Station

Thorpe Bay Station

Thorpe-le-Soken Station

Three Bridges Station

Three Oaks Station

Tilbury Town Station

Tilehurst Station

Tisbury Station

Tonbridge Station

Tottenham Hale Station

Totton Station

Tring Station

Tunbridge Wells Station

Turkey Street Station

Twyford Station

Uckfield Station

Upminster Station

Upper Halliford Station

Upper Warlingham Station

Upwey Station

Victoria Station

Virginia Water Station

Wadhurst Station

Walmer Station

Waltham Cross Station

Walton-on-Thames Station

Walton-on-the-Naze Station

Wanborough Station

Warblington Station

Ware Station

Wareham Station

Wargrave Station

Warnham Station

Waterbeach Station

Wateringbury Station

Waterloo Station

Watford Junction Station

Watford North Station

Watlington Station

Watton-at-Stone Station

Weeley Station

Welham Green Station

Welwyn Garden City Station

Welwyn North Station

Wendover Station

West Byfleet Station

Westcliff Station

West Drayton Station

Westenhanger Station

Westgate-on-Sea Station

West Hampstead [Overground] Station

West Hampstead Thameslink Station

West Horndon Station

West Malling Station

West Ruislip Station

West St. Leonards Station

West Worthing Station

Weybridge Station

Weymouth Station

Whimple Station

Whitchurch Station

White Notley Station

Whitstable Station

Whittlesford Parkway Station

Wickford Station

Willesden Junction Station

Wimbledon Station

Winchelsea Station

Winchester Station

Winchfield Station

Windsor & Eton Central Station

Windsor & Eton Riverside Station

Winnersh Station

Winnersh Triangle Station

Witham Station

Witley Station

Wivelsfield Station

Wivenhoe Station

Woburn Sands Station

Woking Station

Wokingham Station

Woldingham Station

Wolverton Station

Wool Station

Woolston Station

Worcester Foregate Street Station

Worcestershire Parkway Station

Worcester Shrub Hill Station

Worplesdon Station

Worthing Station

Wrabness Station

Wraysbury Station

Wye Station

Yalding Station

Yeovil Junction Station

Yeovil Pen Mill Station

Yetminster Station

How to buy and use your digital Network Railcard

You'll need to have iOS 15.0 and above or Lollipop on Android to get your digital Network Railcard on your phone. Don’t have our app yet? Download it now and follow these easy steps to buy your Network Railcard today with us.

Tap 'Buy 1-year for £30' or 'Buy 3-year for £70' (if applicable) to get the Railcard you want on your phone

Enter your first and last name (and date of birth if you need to prove your age)

Upload a digital passport-style photo for your Railcard from your phone

Sign in to your Trainline account on the app and buy your digital Railcard

You’ll find your new Railcard under 'Railcards' in the Account tab of the app. Please make sure you're signed into the app with the same account you used to buy your Railcard

Enter your departure and arrival station, select the start date of your ticket and the number of people travelling, then select your new Railcard from the drop-down menu – the 1/3 savings will be applied automatically to your booking.

Popular journeys booked with a Network Railcard

Check out some of the most popular rail journeys our customers are booking with a Network Railcard at the moment.

Cambridge to London

Anytime Day Single

£17.45‡  with a Railcard

£26.50 without

You save £9.05

Brighton to London

£17.40‡  with a Railcard

£26.40 without

You save £9.00

London to Cambridge

London to brighton, milton keynes to london.

£13.85‡  with a Railcard

£21.00 without

You save £7.15

Your Digital Network Railcard lives on our app

Your Digital Network Railcard is added to your Trainline account, so you can access it on any compatible device you travel with. Please be aware that the minimum Operating System (OS) your Network Railcard would be available on is iOS 15.0 and above or Lollipop on Android . There are no device limits or download codes needed.

Can I have more than one Railcard?

Absolutely. In fact, having more than one Railcard can help you save even more. You can store and manage multiple Railcards easily in our app.

The Network Railcard goes well with a Two Together Railcard

For travellers in the South-East of England Get 1/3 off weekend and Off-Peak travel in the South-East Network Railcard zone . Conditions apply

Two Together Railcard

Must travel together 1/3 off train travel for you and a friend/companion when travelling together. Conditions apply

For ages 16+

Great for: Friends, couples, flatmates, or colleagues who regularly travel together

Digital only Railcards live in your account in the Trainline app so you can use them on any of your compatible devices . No download codes are needed!

Other Railcards available in the UK

16-17 saver.

Great for: School and college students

16-25 Railcard

Great for: Teenagers, students, graduates, and young professionals

26-30 Railcard

Great for: Millennials, graduates, and young professionals

Senior Railcard

Great for: Seniors, grandparents, retirees or anyone aged 60+

Family & Friends Railcard

Great for: Anyone who travels in groups with children - no relation necessary

Disabled Persons Railcard

Great for: People with a disability that makes travelling by train difficult

Veterans Railcard

Great for: UK Veterans and Merchant Mariners

Frequently asked questions

Buying a network railcard, where can i buy my network railcard.

You can buy your digital Network Railcard online with Trainline. The Railcard will be stored in your Trainline app, meaning your tickets and Railcard are all in one place. 

Do you need a photo for the Network Railcard?

Yes, to buy a Network Railcard you must provide a photograph to upload or send off as part of your application.

Do Network Railcards work on older iPhone models?

Network Railcards bought through Trainline will only work on iPhones using iOS 15.0 and above. As such, some older iPhone models running iOS versions below iOS 15.0 may not be able to support Railcards. Make sure you check which software version your iPhone is running before purchasing a Network Railcard.

If I buy a Network Railcard with Trainline, can I use it with tickets bought elsewhere?

Yes. Although your Network Railcard will live in your Trainline App, it can still be used with tickets bought elsewhere.

Can I buy a Network Railcard at the station?

Yes. You can buy a Network Railcard at any staffed station located in the Network Railcard area. You'll need to fill in an application form at the station, so we recommend you buy a digital Network Railcard online with us in order to save time.

Using a Network Railcard

What time can i use a network railcard.

On weekends and Public Holidays, you can use your Network Railcard to get discounted tickets at any time during the day. However, during normal working days from Monday to Friday, you won't be able to use your Network Railcard until after 10:00 *, subject to a minimum fare of £13.

*Some train companies may allow for earlier travel, please check with them directly or at the station.

How many adults can travel on a Network Railcard?

Up to four adults can travel on a single Network Railcard, and they'll also save 1/3 on the price of their train tickets.

What is the Network Railcard area?

The Network Railcard area covers London and the South East of England. Some of the most popular stations in the Network Railcard area include: Cambridge, Brighton, Oxford, Richmond, Portsmouth and Southsea, Southampton Central, Reading, Gatwick Airport, Windsor and Eton, and Winchester. Check out our Network Railcard map for more details.

Can I use a Network Railcard with a Season ticket?

No, unfortunately a Network Railcard will not give you a discount on Season tickets, including Travelcard Season tickets.

Can I use my Network Railcard to buy tickets for other people?

You can buy tickets for yourself and up to three adults travelling with you and they will also get up to 1/3 off their rail fare. Plus, you can take up to four children (aged 5 to 15) with you and save 60% on each child fare.

Please note that all passengers who want to make use of the Network Railcard discount must travel with the Railcard holder throughout the entire journey.

Save on train travel in London and the South East with a Network Railcard

Having family and friends living in London and the South East of England, I was looking for a way to save money on my train journey when visiting them. Luckily, I’ve found the Network Railcard – paying just £30, I can use my Railcard for one year to get 1/3 off most rail fares for journeys in the Network Railcard area, which includes even Exeter and Kings Lynn!

For example, I used to pay up to £30 for a return ticket when travelling to Canterbury, I can now save up to £10 with my Network Railcard. I don’t just use my Railcard to save on rail travel though – I use it to get discounts on bus travel to and from the station, as well as ferries to the Isle of Wight, what’s not to like?

Buying a Railcard with Trainline is super simple too. You just need to provide your first and last name and a passport-style photo, then you can download your Railcard to the Trainline app to use it straightaway – no paper, no fuss!

If you’re travelling frequently to London and the South East area, a Network Railcard is definitely worth it!

About Paola

Paola is one of our trusted, hand-picked travel writers. The information for this article was recorded first-hand, based on her own genuine experience of the journey.

Where will your Network Railcard discount take you?

From quintessential coastal towns in Kent to iconic landmarks in London, there’s a wide range of beautiful places in the UK to discover by train. With a Network Railcard, which takes 1/3 off rail travel, your journey becomes even more enjoyable and affordable! Learn more about where your Network Railcard discount can take you and check out our travel hub to find plenty of ideas for days out.

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‡Applies to selected train fares. See Trainline's Railcard terms  for full details of each railcard, eligible tickets and travel times.

The Train Hacker

Saving You Money on Train Travel

Network Railcard Promo Code 2024 [60% OFF & SAVE £122]

By Chris P King

Why not take advantage of the 2024 Network Railcard promo code offers for significant savings when travelling by train? And bag 1/3 OFF adult and 60% OFF child fares in the Network Railcard area.

Start saving an average of £122 per year today with Network Railcard discounts!

Network Railcard Discount Offer

• Discount rail travel in London & the South East
• 1/3 OFF adult & 60% OFF child train tickets
• SAVE £122 * & unlimited ways to save more
• Up to 4 adults & 4 children can travel
• Plastic or digital Railcard

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Network Railcard: 1/3 OFF Train Tickets

• Save money on London & SE England travel
• 1/3 OFF adult tickets & can travel alone
• 60% OFF child fares
• Great for single or family travel

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Network Railcard Renew Discount

• Save money on travel in London & the South East
• SAVE £122 * per year (average savings)

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* Network Railcard holders save on average £122 per year on train tickets (Source: National Rail – Network Railcard)

Network Railcard Discount Code 2024 Offers: Quick Links

Network railcard discount code 2024: 1/3 off train tickets, who can apply for a network railcard, how much money do i save with a network railcard, when can i use a network railcard.

• What restrictions are there with my Network Railcard?
• How much does the 2024 Network Railcard cost?

Where to buy a Network Railcard?

• How to renew a Network Railcard?

If you live and travel in the area by rail and don’t qualify for the other National Railcards, getting a 2024 Network Railcard with a 1/3 discount on train travel is an absolute no-brainer.

For example, you can use your Network Railcard discount on a £30 fare to anywhere within the area map and save £10 on that journey. With that extra £10 saving, you can enjoy spending on food, drinks or even a spot of shopping!

With your Railcard, you can travel with up to three adults, and they’ll also get 1/3 OFF of their train ticket. Also, when travelling with up to four children (aged 5 to 15), you can knock 60% OFF each child’s fare!

In 2024, the Network Railcard discount offers 1/3 savings over the whole year!

This handy Network Railcard offers 1/3 OFF your usual rail fare price. Here’s what train companies are providing Network Railcard discounts you can take advantage of :

• Avanti West Coast
• Chiltern Railways
• CrossCountry
• East Midlands Railway
• Gatwick Express
• Greater Anglia
• Great Northern
• Greater Western Railway
• Heathrow Express
• Island Line
• London North Eastern Railway (LNER)
• London Northwestern Railway
• London Overground
• Southeastern
• South Western Railway
• West Midlands Railway

What restrictions are there with a Network Railcard?

There are a few restrictions to remember with Network Railcard offers in 2024. The discounts only apply when you travel after 10:00 Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays). The good news is they are valid at any time on weekends.

Time restrictions do vary depending on where you’re travelling. There is also a £13 minimum fare on journeys between Mondays and Fridays.

How much does the Network Railcard cost?

The Network Railcard will cost £30 in 2024, is valid for 12 months and gives you 1/3 OFF train travel all year! It’s a bargain, and with these fantastic discounts, it will pay for itself in two or three journeys.

Buy your Network Railcard online to save time and hassle at the station. It’s straightforward to buy online and only takes a few minutes.

Look out for the latest discount code offers on Network Railcards. In the meantime, enjoy 1/3 OFF train travel in London and South East England.

Ticket Office at Station

To start saving with your Network Railcard, complete the application form and take it to your ticket office within the Network Railcard area.

You can download a Network Railcard application here . Alternatively, you can pick up an application form at your local National Rail station.

Start saving today with Network Railcard promo code offers and get money off rail fares in London and South East England.

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33% off network railcard promo code .

• 33% OFF Railcard discount code with Trainline
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• Discount code: SUMMER33

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• 50% OFF & SAVE £15 digital Railcard with Trainline
• SAVE £136* per year & unlimited ways to save more
• Discount code: RAILCARD50

How to renew a Network Railcard

It’s easy to renew a Network Railcard; follow these steps.

You can renew your Network Railcard online 30 days in advance with Railcards. If you bought your existing Railcard at a train station, register it on the Railcards website before renewing it online. Check the Train Hacker website for Network Railcard promo deals before proceeding.

• Up to 4 adults & 4 children

Alternatively, you can renew your Network Railcard at your local train station.

You can renew your Trainline Network Railcard four weeks before your existing card expires. Before renewing automatically, however, check the Train Hacker for Trainline Network Railcard promotional code offers.

Enjoy saving now with a Network Railcard

Start saving today and get 1/3 discounted train fares in 2024 and beyond within the Network Railcard area with this fantastic Network Railcard promo code offer.

More Ways to Save with Railcards

• 16-17 Saver Railcard – 50% OFF for people aged 16 and 17
• 16-25 Railcard – best for 16-25-year-olds and students
• 26-30 Railcard – 1/3 OFF rail travel for millennials aged between 26 and 30 years old
• Disabled Persons Railcard – best for people with disabilities
• Family and Friends Railcard – best for families and small groups, which include children
• Senior Railcard – best for people 60 years old and above
• Two Together Railcard – best for two people who travel together

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About Railcards

Whether it’s a day out in the city or in the countryside, a trip to catch-up with your friends or visiting the family, with a Railcard you can save 1/3 on your train trips.

A Railcard saves you money on almost every journey you take. Take one long journey, or a few shorter ones, and you’ll already have made your money back. So, get yours now.

*Annual saving is based on the average savings made by combined Railcards holders between April 2023 and March 2024, excluding price of Railcard. 

There are currently nine main types of Railcards available, they are:

16-17 Saver

16-25 railcard, 26-30 railcard, disabled persons railcard, family & friends railcard, network railcard, senior railcard, two together railcard, veterans railcard, railcard prices.

Most Railcards can be purchased online with the option to download as a digital Railcard to your smartphone or device with our Railcard App. Some 1-year Railcards can also be purchased at any National Rail staffed ticket office.

You can book your train tickets online or in person, but in order to qualify for a reduced rate ticket you must be able to present your Railcard during your journey. Failing to do this will invalidate your train ticket.

Take a look below at the range of Railcards on offer.

If you are already lucky enough to be aged 16 or 17 you can now save up to 50% on your rail travel as well. You can use it to travel to school, college or work as well as for leisure travel for days or nights out with your friends.

A 16-17 Saver costs just £30 for one year.

Whether you are travelling to college, university, work or just for leisure, if you are aged between 16 and 25 or a mature student in full-time education you can save 1/3 on your rail fares.

Purchase a 1-year 16-25 Railcard for just £30 or a 3-year Railcard is even better value at just £70 and start making savings right away.

If you are aged 26-30 then you can save 1/3 on rail fares off-peak across Britain for just £30 a year.

The 26-30 Railcard is the first digital-only Railcard and it is available to buy online and download to the Railcard app on your smartphone. Once downloaded you can then start travelling (and saving) straight away.

For people with a disability meeting the eligibility criteria, the Disabled Persons Railcard offers 1/3 off rail travel for you and a friend or travel companion.

Just £20 for 1 year or £54 for 3 years, discounts are applicable on both peak and off-peak tickets.

Get out and about - go shopping, visit a museum, explore the countryside - and make some fantastic savings on your rail travel. With a Family & Friends Railcard up to four adults get 1/3 off and up to four children (aged 5 to 15) get 60% off - and as the name suggests, the users do not need to be related, you just need to travel together. 

Only £30 a year, you could save this cost and more in just the first trip.

Enjoy 1/3 off rail fares in the South East England area for you and up to 3 other adults and up to 4 children. The Network Railcard spans more than 16 counties in the South East including Greater London and in the area bounded by places as far afield as Exeter, Worcester, Northampton and Kings Lynn so you could travel further than you think.

A Network Railcard costs just £30 a year.

The smart way to save money on your rail travel for anyone aged 60 and over.

Costing just £30 a year, the Senior Railcard saves you 1/3 on all Off-Peak journeys offering you immediate savings. Even better, value is the 3-year Railcard at only £70.

Over 50 but not quite 60? You may want to look at other Railcard options including Network Railcard for the South-East area, Two Together Railcard if you travel regularly with someone or Family & Friends Railcard.  

Enjoy a 1/3 discount on your Off-Peak rail travel for you and the person you travel with most - not just if you are a couple, it could be with a family member or your best friend.

Just £30 a year - split the cost between you and that is just £15 each and as everyone is eligible this could be the best value Railcard for you.

The new Veterans Railcard is now on sale. For UK Veterans who have served at least one day in Her Majesty’s Armed Forces (Regular or Reserve) or Merchant Mariners who have seen duty on legally defined military operations.

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1. Introduction

1.1. These terms and conditions (“Railcard Conditions”) apply to the use of the Network Railcard and reduced priced tickets ('discounted tickets') bought with the Network Railcard. 1.2. In addition to the Railcard Conditions, the National Rail Conditions of Travel (“NRCoT”) apply to any journey on the rail network. Where the NRCoT conflict with these Railcard Conditions, the NRCoT override the Railcard Conditions. Copies of the NRCoT are available online at nationalrail.co.uk/nrcot or at staffed National Rail stations. 1.3. These Railcard Conditions form a contract between you and ATOC Ltd (Registered in England and Wales No. 03069033, Company Registered Office: 2nd Floor, 200 Aldersgate Street, London EC1A 4HD). ATOC Ltd enters into this contract on behalf of the train companies listed at railcard.co.uk/traincompanies (“Train Companies”). 1.4. Train Companies shall have rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any of these Railcard Conditions. 1.5. These Railcard Conditions are valid up to and including 31 May 2025. 1.6. Train Companies may change the Railcard Conditions during the validity of your Railcard.  Where possible, the Train Companies will communicate these changes to you by displaying information at stations at least three months prior to the change.

2. General conditions of use of the Railcard

2.1. If you have a physical Railcard, your Railcard is not valid, and you cannot use it, until you have signed it. 2.2. The Railcard does not become your property and, if requested: 2.2.1 You must hand it to a representative of any of the Train Companies, if you have a physical Railcard. 2.2.2. You must remove it from your mobile device if requested by a representative of any of the Train Companies, if you have a digital Railcard. 2.3. The Railcard and tickets bought with it are not transferable to anyone else and you must not give, lend, or resell them. Only the named cardholder can use the Railcard. 2.4. Train Companies will not issue refunds on unused/unwanted Railcards, or extend their validity period. 2.5. You may be asked to show your Railcard when purchasing discounted tickets. 2.6. Railcard discounts cannot be used in conjunction with any other discount. 2.7. You must buy the Tickets before boarding the train unless: 2.7.1. there was no ticket office at the station at which you began the journey or if the ticket office was closed, and there was no working ticket machine from which you could buy discounted tickets; or 2.7.2. you have a disability which prevented you accessing ticket retailing facilities. In these cases you will be able to use your Railcard to buy tickets on the train or at your destination. 2.8. You must carry your valid Railcard with you on your journey. When asked by rail staff, you must show a valid ticket and valid Railcard within its period of validity when you travel. 2.8.1. If you have a physical Railcard, it must be signed by you and should be legible so staff can read it, as further detailed in the NRCoT. 2.8.2. If you have a digital Railcard, you must be able to show it on a mobile device throughout your journey. 2.9. If you fail to comply with condition 2.7 and/or 2.8, the Train Company reserves the right to charge you the full price for the single fare applicable to your journey, as if no ticket had been purchased before starting the journey. In some cases you may also be issued with a Penalty Fare. If you are using your Railcard to get discounts for another person, they will also be charged the full price for the applicable single fare for their journey, as if no ticket had been purchased before starting the journey. In some cases they may also be issued with a Penalty Fare. 2.10. Fraudulent applications and fraudulent use of Railcards and Railcard discounted tickets may lead to criminal prosecution.

INFORMATION:

• See the NRCoT for more information about Penalty Fares.
• Railcard discounts do not apply to Season tickets, train company promotional tickets, Eurostar tickets, and most London Underground and DLR tickets.

3. Replacing your lost, damaged or stolen Railcard

3.1. If you have a physical Railcard and lose or damage your Railcard or it is stolen, you can apply for a replacement. If you bought the original Railcard at a rail station, you can request a replacement only at a ticket office and you must show the completed ‘Receipt’ voucher from the original application form. You will be requested to show some form of identification when obtaining a replacement at a station. If you purchased your Railcard online, you must request a replacement online. 3.2. You will only be issued with one replacement of a physical Railcard in any 12 month period, and you will need to pay an administration fee, unless your physical Railcard was stolen and you have a crime reference number or documentation issued by the Police. For  Network Railcard, the administration fee is £10. 3.3. If you have a digital Railcard and lose or damage the mobile device that it is stored on, you can upload it to a new mobile device with no administration fee by accessing your online account at network-railcard.co.uk.

4. Conditions of use of the Network Railcard

4.1. You must be aged 16 years old or over to purchase a Railcard. 4.2. Network Railcard discounts apply for travel at or after 10.00 Monday to Friday (excluding Public Holidays) and any time on weekends. Discounts apply to services in the Network Railcard area only (see network-railcard.co.uk/map).  4.3.  A minimum fare applies to all journeys Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays. At the time of printing, the minimum fare is £13. The minimum fare is subject to change during the validity of your Railcard - see network-railcard.co.uk for the most up to date information. 4.4. All child fares are subject to a £1 minimum fare at all times. 4.5. You can use your Railcard to buy discounted tickets for adults and children travelling with you. The maximum group size is four adults (aged 16 years and over) including you, and four children aged between 5 and 15 years. The group must travel with you throughout the journey. 4.6. Discounted tickets entitle you to travel in standard class only. 4.7. You will be asked to pay the difference between the price of your discounted ticket and the full price applicable fare (or the Penalty Fare if travelling in the Penalty Fares area) if you travel: 4.7.1. beyond the station for which your ticket is issued; or 4.7.2. to a destination beyond the area shown on the Network Railcard map (network-railcard.co.uk/map), without having first obtained the correct ticket for your journey; or 4.7.3. on a route to which a higher fare applies or at a time when reduced fares do not apply. Train Companies providing Network Railcard discounts: Avanti West Coast c2c Chiltern Railways † CrossCountry † East Midland Trains Gatwick Express Great Northern Great Western Railway †† Greater Anglia † Heathrow Connect Heathrow Express London Northwestern Railway † London North Eastern Railway London Overground Southeastern Southern South Western Railway Stansted Express TfL Rail Thameslink † Some restrictions apply on services provided by these train companies. †† Some restrictions apply on services provided by Great Western Railway. Network Railcard discounts are not available on tickets routed Evesham/Stroud.

Digital Railcard terms & Conditions

The 'Railcard' app is the digital Railcard storage app of ATOC Ltd, a company registered in England (No.03069033), whose registered office is at:

First Floor North,  1 Puddle Dock,  London,  EC4V 3DS Operating under the name Rail Delivery Group (“RDG”) 'Railcard' is offered as a free service to you, the user, by RDG for the purpose of storing and displaying your Railcard, via supported mobile phones and hardware. By installing the 'Railcard' App, you agree to be bound by these terms of use. Please review them carefully before installation and/or acceptance. If you do not agree with these terms and conditions, then you should uninstall the 'Railcard' app and cease using it.

2. Definitions

The ‘Railcard' app shall mean the software provided by RDG to display a travel discount card, to be used on Apple iOS, Android, and any upgrades from time to time and any other software or documentation which enables the use of the 'Railcard' app.

3. Conditions of use

3.1. You will not, nor allow third parties on your behalf to (i) make and distribute copies of the 'Railcard' app (ii) attempt to copy, reproduce, alter, modify, reverse engineer, disassemble, decompile, transfer, exchange or translate the 'Railcard' app; or (iii) create derivative works of the 'Railcard' app of any kind whatsoever. 3.2. The 'Railcard' app is currently made available to you free of charge for your personal, non-commercial use. RDG reserves the right to amend or withdraw the 'Railcard' app, or charge for the application or service provided to you in accordance with these terms and conditions, at any time and for any reason. 3.3. You acknowledge that the terms of agreement with your respective mobile network provider ('Mobile Provider') will continue to apply when using the 'Railcard' app. As a result, you may be charged by the Mobile Provider for access to network connection services for the duration of the connection while accessing the 'Railcard' app or any such third-party charges as may arise. You accept responsibility for any such charges that arise. 3.4. If you are not the bill payer for the mobile telephone or handheld device being used to access the 'Railcard' app, you will be assumed to have received permission from the bill payer for using the 'Railcard' app.

4. Availability 

4.1. The 'Railcard' app is available to handheld mobile devices running Apple iOS and Android OS. RDG will use reasonable efforts to make the 'Railcard' app available at all times. However, you acknowledge the 'Railcard' app is provided over the internet and mobile networks and so the quality and availability of the 'Railcard' app may be affected by factors outside RDG’s reasonable control. 4.2. RDG does not accept any responsibility whatsoever for unavailability of the 'Railcard' App, or any difficulty or inability to download or access content or any other communication system failure which may result in the 'Railcard' app being unavailable. 4.3. RDG will not be responsible for any support or maintenance for the 'Railcard' app.

5. System requirements

5.1. In order to use the 'Railcard' app, you are required to have a compatible mobile telephone or handheld device, internet access, and the necessary minimum specifications ('Software Requirements'). 5.2. The Software Requirements are as follows: Apple iOS 10 and above and Android 4.1 and above. 5.3. The version of the 'Railcard' app software may be upgraded from time to time to add support for new functions and services.

6. Personal information and privacy

6.1. Introduction In order for us to provide some of the services in the 'Railcard' app we will need to collect information from you.  By using these services or providing us with information you consent to the collection, use and transfer of your information under the terms of this policy. 6.2. Personal Information Collected 6.2.1. Active Collection of Information Some areas of the 'Railcard' app require us to collect and use your information for example location information in order for you to benefit from specific features. We only collect and use such information unless you opt not to receive such additional features. Your location data may also be used by our contracted partners to provide you with personalised offers and promotions based on non-identifying data and geo-location data. For the purpose of this service, we only share technical data with our partners (such as your mobile advertising IDs) to ensure that we do not identify you as a person. We may also use your location information for the purpose of improving the journey experience we provide to you. If you wish to opt-out of these particular services, you can use the “opt-out of interest-based advertising (https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/3405269)” option on Android or the “Limit Ad-Tracking(support.apple.com/kb/HT4228)” option on iOS. 6.2.2. Passive Collection of Information We may collect and process anonymous information about your use of the 'Railcard' app, such as some of the pages you visit and some of the searches you perform. Such information is used by us to help us improve the contents of the site and to compile, for internal market research purposes, aggregate statistics about individuals using it.  This kind of anonymous information can be obtained by our use of "cookies" as well as other means. Please see our "Use of Cookies" section below for more information on our use of cookies. We may also share anonymous information about your use of the 'Railcard' app with third parties for analytical purposes. 6.3. How we use your Personal Information When you supply personal information to RDG we will use it for the following purposes: We and/or the train companies whose information is provided in the 'Railcard' app may also use your information: (a) for internal market research and analysis purposes; and (b) to carry out survey related activities with you. We will not share or distribute any of the information you provide to us to unaffiliated third parties, unless required to do so by law. We will only collect and use your information for the services to be provided and the duration required for the provision of the services.  We may need to retain the information for a reasonable period of time after the end of the services. 6.4. Sharing of Information The information you provide to us may need to be accessed by our staff, service providers and train operating companies. Where you have consented to receive such services we will share your information with contracted third parties for the purpose of: (a) providing the services and customer service assistance; (b) marketing services; and (c) advertising These service providers will only have access to the information needed to perform the relevant service and may not use your information for any other purpose.  They will also be required to use your information strictly in accordance with data protection laws, including maintaining adequate security measures to protect such information. 6.5. Links to third party Internet sites The 'Railcard' app may contain links to other sites and sources of information. By clicking on these, you will leave the 'Railcard' app and this Privacy Policy will not apply to your use of any other sites. 6.6. Data Security We employ administrative, electronic and physical security measures to ensure that the information that we collect about you is protected from access by unauthorised personsand protected against unlawful processing, accidental loss, destruction and damage. By using our website and/or services you acknowledge and agree that, except to the extent required by the Data Protection laws, we shall not be responsible for any unauthorised use, distribution, damage or destruction of personal data. We will only retain your information for a reasonable period or as long as is required by law. We may link you to third party websites which have their own privacy policies. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the privacy policies, content or security of these websites. 6.7. Changes to this Privacy Policy There may be changes in how we use your data.  All such changes will be notified to you by updating this Privacy Policy.

7. Intellectual property rights and licence

7.1. All trade marks, copyright, database rights and other intellectual property rights of any nature in the 'Railcard' app together with the underlying software code are owned either directly by RDG or by RDG’s licensors. 7.2. RDG hereby grants you a non-exclusive, royalty-free revocable licence to use the 'Railcard' app for your personal use in connection with the use of the NRE Website and in accordance with these terms and conditions.

8. Termination

8.1. RDG may terminate use of the 'Railcard' app at any time by giving notice of termination to you. 8.2. Upon any termination, (a) the rights and licenses granted to you herein shall terminate; and (b) you must cease all use of the Software;

9. Limitation of liability

9.1. In no event will RDG be liable for any direct, indirect, special, punitive, exemplary or consequential losses or damages of whatsoever kind arising out of your use or access to the 'Railcard' app, including loss of profit or the like whether or not in the contemplation of the parties, whether based on breach of contract, tort (including negligence), product liability or otherwise. 9.2. RDG is not liable to you for any damage or alteration to your equipment including but not limited to computer equipment, handheld device or mobile telephones as a result of the installation or use of the 'Railcard' app. 9.3. Nothing in these terms and conditions shall exclude or limit RDG’s liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence or for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation or any other liability which cannot be excluded or limited under applicable law. 9.4. RDG accepts no liability for the content of any third party content advertised on the 'Railcard' app or any transactions made by you in respect of such content. If you object to any such content you should uninstall the 'Railcard' app.

10. Disclaimer of warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by law RDG hereby disclaims all implied warranties with regard to the 'Railcard' app. The 'Railcard' app and software are provided "as is" and "as available" without warranty of any kind. Last updated 13 September 2022

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If you’re a regular traveller in South East England, then a Network Southeast Railcard could be for you. Network Railcard discounts include saving 1/3 on travel across the South East for up to 4 adults and 4 children!

Am I eligible for a Network Railcard?

If you're 16 or older, you can get a Network Railcard.

Where is a Network Southeast Railcard valid?

A Network Railcard is valid on tickets for journeys that are wholly within the Network Railcard area .

What are the benefits of a Network Railcard?

You, and three adults travelling with you, can save 1/3 off your rail fare. Up to four children travelling with you can save 60% on their tickets too.

Monday to Friday, you'll be able to use your network southeast railcard from 10:00, and there's a £13 minimum fare on adult tickets. You might be able to travel earlier on some trains. This offer doesn't apply on weekends or public holidays, when there's no minimum fare or time restrictions on using your railcard.

You can also save on special offers available with your railcard, and our 2FOR1 entry offers at many UK attractions!!

How much does a Network Railcard cost?

A Network Railcard costs £30 for a year.

People with a Network Southeast Railcard save on average £134 per year.

How do I apply?

You can apply online or download the online forms and apply at a staffed station in the Network Railcard area.

How long does it take for my Network Railcard to arrive?

If you have applied online for a physical railcard you should allow 5 working days for your application to be processed and have your railcard posted to you. You can also pay for Special Delivery service if you would like your Network railcard to be delivered within two days. Digital railcards and those bought at the station can be obtained on the same day.

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Save 5% on a cottages.com booking with your Network Railcard

Hoseasons Parks and Lodges

Save 5% on Hoseasons Lodges, Parks and Boating breaks with your Network Railcard

Virgin Wines offers

£50 to spend at Virgin Wines plus FREE delivery & FREE Stemless Wine Glasses!

As a Railcard holder treat yourself to a 3‐month tastecard membership for free today!

Railbookers

We've teamed up with Railbookers to give Railcard holders a 5% discount on holidays by train

Haven Holidays

Save up to £50 on top of Haven's best public prices with your Railcard

Railcard Theatre Tickets

Save up to 50% on theatre tickets and gain access to our exclusive offers for Railcard holders!

Virgin Experience Days

Save 20% with your Network Railcard on Virgin Experience Days