| Railcard Prices going up Posted by TonyN at 21:42, 8th January 2025 |     |
Quote From an Email recived today from The Railcard Team.
After being frozen for over a decade, from Sunday 2 March 2025 the price of most Railcards will change to £35 for a 1-year Railcard and £80 for a 3-year Railcard. The price of the Disabled Persons Railcard will stay the same, at £20 for a 1-year card and £54 for a 3-year card.
| Re: Railcard Prices going up Posted by PhilWakely at 08:00, 9th January 2025 | |
Quote From an Email recived today from The Railcard Team.
After being frozen for over a decade, from Sunday 2 March 2025 the price of most Railcards will change to £35 for a 1-year Railcard and £80 for a 3-year Railcard. The price of the Disabled Persons Railcard will stay the same, at £20 for a 1-year card and £54 for a 3-year card.
So, if you currently own a Railcard that expires between 2nd March 2025 and 1st April 2025; you still qualify for said railcard after that date; and you intend to renew....... make sure you apply to renew anytime between 2nd February and 1st March as you can renew up to one month before expiry without loss of any period of validity.
Whilst I am a staunch advocate of 'buy at station', if you will still qualify for said railcard in 2 years, 11 months and 30 days time, and you can afford it, purchase a 3-year card from railcard.co.uk (please avoid third party travel agents for your purchase
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