Save 1/3 OFF most rail fares for you and a friend
What are the benefits of a Disabled Persons Railcard?
This railcard allows you to get 1/3 off rail fares for just £20 for one year. You can also share the savings if there's another adult travelling with you.
Who can use it?
This railcard is for people for people who have a disability that makes travelling by train difficult. Check if you're eligible.
How much does a Disabled Persons Railcard cost?
It’s only £20 for the 1-year railcard and just £54 for the 3-year railcard.
Buy a Disabled Persons Railcard
Read full terms and conditions on the Disabled Persons Railcard website.
Yes, you can buy National railcards and the Club 50 Railcard at our staffed ticket offices.
Yes you can, but it's risky as you will need to ensure you have your railcard with you on the day of travel, otherwise you'll be liable for a penalty fare.
You can book train tickets for other people with group railcards (Family and Friends Railcard, Network Railcard and Two Together Railcard) but there are restrictions. If you book for someone else with your own solo railcard, they might be charged a penalty fare for travelling with a discounted ticket without a valid railcard.
- Family and Friends Railcard - at least one of two named railcard holders must travel with group
- Network Railcard - named railcard holder must travel with group
- Two Together Railcard - both railcard holders must travel together
The only national railcard you can use to buy monthly season tickets, is the 16-17 Saver Railcard, which gives 50% off travel.
Yes, you can use the following railcards on peak trains:
- 16-17 Saver Railcard - no restrictions
- 16-25 Railcard - minimum fare £12 before 10am on weekdays
- 26-30 Railcard - minimum fare £12 before 10am on weekdays
- Veterans Railcard - minimum fare £12 before 10am on weekdays
Yes, you'll need to show your railcard when we inspect your train ticket on the train.
You'll need to cancel and rebook your train ticket to apply your railcard discount.