Half Price Train Travel with Scotrail (Scotland Only)

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Spring is in the air so ditch the thermals; its time to get some fresh air again.

Scotrail are offering 50% discount on Off Peak Rail travel anywhere in Scotland until 31st March.

It’s so simple, book online and save a whopping 50% on off-peak rail travel across Scotland.

Whether you fancy a short spring break or something a bit further afield, take advantage of these great savings on our Off-Peak and Super-Off Peak fares.
Or for something a little closer to home, have a look at our Off-Peak Day Return fares. Whatever your choice we have a great deal to match – check out some sample savings below:
Off-Peak Day Return Usual Price You Save
Edinburgh - Kirkcaldy £9.00 £4.50
Edinburgh - Glasgow £12.10 £6.05
Perth - Dundee £8.00 £4.00
Aberdeen - Inverurie £7.30 £3.65
Glasgow - Ayr £10.00 £5.00
Stirling - Glasgow £7.80 £3.90
Edinburgh - North Berwick £6.50 £3.25
Motherwell - Glasgow £4.60 £2.30
Off-Peak Return Usual Price You Save
Glasgow - Oban £36.40 £18.20
Aberdeen - Inverness £40.80 £20.40
Edinburgh - Pitlochry £28.70 £14.35
Edinburgh - Fort William £67.40 £33.70
Inverness - Kyle of Lochalsh £37.20 £18.60
Inverness - Wick £31.30 £15.65
Super Off-Peak Return Usual Price You Save
Stonehaven - Edinburgh £45.50 £22.75
Aberdeen - Glasgow £52.40 £26.20
Glasgow - Inverness (via Aviemore) £52.40 £26.20

Book online here

More info including T&C's

TrickyWicky

(Scottish Only)

Just fixing the title for you..

jiggyquincy

This is a great wee tip for people who travel to work after 9am and buy daily tickets like myself. Just halved my travel for the next 2 weeks

wealdroam

TrickyWicky wrote: »

(Scottish Only)

Just fixing the title for you..

Are you saying the English (or Welsh) are not allowed to take part?

Please advise why you think the title is wrong.

TrickyWicky

Well thats how it usually works in Scotland.. free prescriptions and education for the Scottish yet the English get nothing - either side of the wall.

That causes a lot of bad feelings for us English.. something which has happened so many times throughout history.

agrinnall

TrickyWicky wrote: »

Well thats how it usually works in Scotland.. free prescriptions and education for the Scottish yet the English get nothing - either side of the wall.

That causes a lot of bad feelings for us English.. something which has happened so many times throughout history.

Get a grip will you! Scotrail (apart from the Sleeper) operate in Scotland and its fares are available to anyone of any nationality. If you are registered with a GP in Scotland you will get free prescriptions, doesn't matter who you are. And yes, free university places have a residency qualification, but that applies to everyone regardless of nationality, including people who would regard themselves as Scots.

I don't really understand why decisions taken by the Scottish Government on distribution of the finances within their control should disturb you in any way, perhaps you should consider being a bit less of a sensitive soul.

For your information, I am English but have lived quite happily in Scotland for most of the last 20 years.