Senior railcard v Network rail card

alanq

A new one on me.

On investigation it's called the Two Together Railcard and it's 30% off not 50%.

It's a trial. Currently the first named card holder must live in one of these post codes.

Birmingham (B), Coventry (CV), Dudley (DY), Walsall (WS), Wolverhampton (WV)

http://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk/

seven-day-weekend

alanq wrote: »

A new one on me.

On investigation it's called the Two Together Railcard.

It is currently only available to residents of these postcodes.

Birmingham (B), Coventry (CV), Dudley (DY), Walsall (WS), Wolverhampton (WV)

http://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk/

Just as well our friends live in WV then!

dampsquib

Phosphoric wrote: »

.... However, two Tesco purchased Senior cards work out the same cost (£24) as a network card so I'll probably go down that route.
:j

Interesting, I hadn't spotted you could get a Railcard with Clubcard Vouchers.
I see it's only @ the double value rate and that you can only buy the one year card though. Shame.
Think I'll stick with Plan A after my birthday and buy the 3 year card, but I'll have to keep an eye on the Clubcard deals.
Thanks.

whitesatin

I bought a 3 year senior railcard for £65 last week. Subsequently I booked an Advance return (first class) trip to Glasgow for £113 using my railcard. I am very impressed as it has almost paid for itself and I travel to Scotland quite regularly, as well as to other places.