Senior Railcard vs. Two Together Railcard

steamo

Sorry if this has been asked before but I have been round and round the Forum!
If my wife and I buy a Senior Railcard each (we are eligible!) it costs us £27 each (with discount) i.e £54 in total.
However if we buy a Two Together Railcard it's only £27 (discounted) for BOTH of us.
Have I missed something?
(We would travel together anyway. I know there are some different restrictions on travel times but that wouldn't bother us.)
Any advice please?
TIA
CJ

LimeLight

With the 2 together, you'd have to be together, whereas with the senior railcard, you can go your separate ways

p00hsticks

steamo wrote: »

If my wife and I buy a Senior Railcard each (we are eligible!) it costs us £27 each (with discount) i.e £54 in total.
However if we buy a Two Together Railcard it's only £27 (discounted) for BOTH of us.

FYI, you can get either card for £15 worth of Tesco clubcard vouchers
http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/browse.aspx?N=4294967191+4294958884

notakid

Two other major considerations.

You can get discounts on peak time fares on the senior r/c.

And with Virgin you can travel peak time on their services with off peak fares.

If either of those are important it may be worth the senior r/c.

yorkie2

notakid wrote: »

Two other major considerations.

You can get discounts on peak time fares on the senior r/c.

Agreed, except for travel wholly within the Network Area (area covered by Network/Gold Cards and formerly known as Network Southeast area)