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UK Railcard Price Increase on 2nd March 2025 – Act Now to Save Money
Written by
Purpl
Published on
February 27, 2025
Please be advised that UK Railcard prices will increase on 2nd March 2025 under new official regulations from the National Railcard Company.
This includes 16-17 saver, 16-25 Railcard, 26-30 Railcard, Family & Friends, Two Together, Senior, Veterans and Network Railcards.
1. The one-year Railcard will increase from £30 to £35
2. The three-year Railcard will rise from £70 to £80
To lock in the current price, you must activate your purchased Railcards by 2nd March 2025. Any Railcard not activated by this date will be cancelled and refunded.
Act now to save yourself money, using the Trainpal disabled discount code, new customers can get 23% off the price of railcards, so you can get a one-year Railcard for £23.10, and the three-year Railcard for just £53.90.
Buy your railcards now to maximise on the savings available with Purpl and the Trainpal disabled discount codes.
Find out more about Disabled Persons Railcard in our Purpl Guide here and don’t forget we have lots of information about accessible travel in this guide.
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