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Ticket for disabled person Companion on Trainline
I have a Railway disabled person card, but on trainline I cannot find how (if I can) book a ticket for my companion. He would get the same 1/3 off as myself.
The Disabled Adult discount option is in the list of the the rail cards but I cannot find the Companion option.
Thanks.
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You book both using your card details.
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So two tickets selecting disabled person railcard for both, even if the companion hasn't got a railwaycard.
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That's correct, the rules just say that the second person has to be travelling with you.
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Thanks, I haven't been able to find it on their website.
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I mean I have not been able to find how to book for a companion. I'll do what Molerat suggests.
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Just buy two tickets with a Disabled railcard applied. Also avoid Trainline, no point paying a fee to save money when Train operating companies are fee free.
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