Do Railcards make trains cheaper?

With a Railcard you can get 1/3 off the price of most train fares.

Does a Railcard save money on the tube?

Your National Railcard gives you discounts on the Tube, DLR, London Overground, TfL Rail and National Rail services.

Can I put my Railcard on my contactless card?

So why can’t it be used with contactless cards? We asked our good friends at TfL to explain the situation. Mike Tuckett, head of customer payments at TfL, said: “Due to the design of the contactless system, it’s not currently possible to associate concessions and discounts to contactless bank cards.

How much does a Valley Line Railcard cost?

The railcard is available to anyone aged 60 or over and costs £12.50 valid for one year. £12.50 for the railcard for a one year duration, and then 50% off Standard Day Return fares between Valley Line stations.

What is the age limit for a valley Railcard?

Valleys Senior Railcard Available to anyone over the age of 60 for journeys on the Cardiff local routes and Valley Lines network in South Wales. It is valid for one year. Holders get 50% discount on standard class Off-Peak Day Returns or if not available then Anytime Day Returns.

Is there an alternative to the valleys Senior Railcard?

As an alternative to the Valleys Senior Railcard, Transport for Wales now also offer a 34% discount on the same routes for customers presenting a Concessionary Card provided by their local council. These are available to buy on the train and at any staffed station on the Cardiff Valley Lines network.

How much is the discount on a train ticket?

Discounts for the railcard holder are generally 34% (subject to minimum fares), with Supersaver, Saver and Advance/SuperAdvance tickets discounted by 26%. Up to four accompanied children may travel at a 60% discount on the standard child fare, with a £1.00 minimum fare.