Title: BritRail Pass | Buy your UK Rail Pass Online | Trainline
Headings: Discover the UK with a BritRail Pass
Discover the UK with a BritRail Pass
What's a BritRail Pass?
Which types of BritRail Pass are available?
BritRail Consecutive Pass
BritRail Flexi Pass
How much does a BritRail Pass cost?
BritRail Passes explained
How does a BritRail Pass work?
Which train classes can I use my BritRail Pass on?
Do I need to book seat reservations?
How to use a BritRail Pass
Where can I use my BritRail Pass?
BritRail Pass Discounts
Saver Discount
Senior Discount
Youth Discount
Family Discount
Low Season Discount
Buy your BritRail Pass

Content: BritRail Passes can start at £96 for a 2-day Consecutive Pass, and can go up to £568 for a monthly Consecutive Pass. There are seven different passes available to suit the period of time you plan to travel around the UK by train. Using the table provided below, you can budget for how long you want to travel by train across the UK, and get the most out of your BritRail Pass. Type
Adult Price
2-days Pass
£96
3-days Pass
£144
4-days Pass
£178
8-days Pass
£258
15-days Pass
£385
22-days Pass
£481
1-month Pass
£568
*Prices are correct as of August 2020 and are subject to change without notice. All post-sale care and communications will be with the third party booking company. BritRail Passes explained
How does a BritRail Pass work? BritRail Passes can only be bought online up to 6 months in advance. You can choose to get either the paper pass – which will be sent to you via registered mail – or the M-Pass – which is a mobile ticket you can download to your phone. If you get the paper pass, you must have it activated before you can start using it. To do this, simply take your BritRail Pass and ID (preferably a passport) to the ticket office at the train station you wish to make your first journey from.