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Senior Railcards
Chrisb54
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I have just booked a trip to York from Edinburgh with Trainline, however two passengers have senior cards but when I tried to add second one, the message said only one could be used. Thoughts please, thanks
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Try a different website, preferably one that doesn't charge a booking fee. I always use GWR.#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3660
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Do both tickets indicate the discount has been applied? If so, no problem.
Different sites handle railcards in varying ways.Official MSE Forum Team member.Please report all problem posts to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
Some websites only allow one railcard to be used - and it is assumed the same railcard applies to all passengers. I always check that the expected discount has been applied to the ticket cost.I tend to buy tickets on trainsplit.com (where you save through split-ticketting) or on the Uber app (where you get 10% back in Uber credit).0
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Are they exactly the same tickets? Route, ticket type, booked train? Date, time?swingaloo said:
I just tried GWR for tickets and it quoted £288 for my trip, the same tickets through Trainline are £111.JGB1955 said:Try a different website, preferably one that doesn't charge a booking fee. I always use GWR.
On the GWR App I can find a ticket for £110.90 from Edinburgh to York, with 2 Senior Railcard holders
Leaving Edinburgh at 09:30 arriving York 11:54
Returning the following day
Leaving York at 09:35 arriving Edinburgh 12:14
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They won't be the same tickets. Check the ticket type.swingaloo said:
I just tried GWR for tickets and it quoted £288 for my trip, the same tickets through Trainline are £111.JGB1955 said:Try a different website, preferably one that doesn't charge a booking fee. I always use GWR.
I generally book through the website of the train operator I'll be using, never Trainline.2
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