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Cheap Train Tickets
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How to get cheap train tickets?
1. Book early to get cheaper advance tickets
2. Travel at off-peak rather than peak times
3. Compare the price of single and return tickets.
4. Save money when travelling as a group by booking together.
5. Be flexible about when you travel.
6. Use a Railcard
7. Use a 16-25 or 26-30 Railcard, even when you’re older.
8. Avoid paying booking and credit card fees.
9. Avoid busy stations
10. Look at 1st class tickets.
11. Get refunds when you’re entitled to them.
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Content: Be flexible about when you travel. Suppose you don't need to travel on a specific day at a particular time. In that case, it can be worth comparing differences in prices across alternative dates and times to save money. Avoid travel at weekends where possible, increased demand at these times can mean higher prices. If possible, we recommend taking the train at off-peak times during the week, outside of holiday time. 6. Use a Railcard
If you regularly travel by rail or only take a few train journeys a year, getting and using a Railcard can make you significant savings. Sometimes you can get Railcards for free, for example, if you open a bank account. Railcards are available to buy from £20 per year or £70 for three years. Some of the Railcards available include: