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Free 3 month family railcard (Merged)
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Thanks so much for this, we were talking earlier about buying one for our holiday next month, so this has really helped. Thank you.0
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Hi All,
Can I use this free trial when travelling alone?
Thanks
Suzanne0 -
Hi All,
Can I use this free trial when travelling alone?
Thanks
Suzanne
no.......
Am I eligible to use a Family Railcard?
To be eligible to use a Family Railcard, your group must consist of at least one named card holder and one child (5 -15 years of age). The named card holder must travel with any accompanying passengers for whom discounted tickets are purchased for the entire journey.0 -
hey loz,
thanks alot. just sent off for mine.0 -
Thanks for this, my railcard just about to run out so perfect timing - especially for summer hols.
Brill find thanks a lot.0 -
Thats brilliant Thank you,
Hoping to take kids to London to see Dr Who exhibition this will come in perfect.
Thanks again0 -
Great find.thanks.:beer::T:j:mad::p:D;):cool::eek::rotfl::A this are the signs of a lunatic.0
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I was just about to apply for one for visiting family, and then I realised DS3 turns 16 next Saturday! Botheration ...pennylane99 wrote: »no.......
Am I eligible to use a Family Railcard?
To be eligible to use a Family Railcard, your group must consist of at least one named card holder and one child (5 -15 years of age). The named card holder must travel with any accompanying passengers for whom discounted tickets are purchased for the entire journey.Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
I was just about to apply for one for visiting family, and then I realised DS3 turns 16 next Saturday! Botheration ...
I'm sure the T&Cs for the railcard state that you can still count the 16 year old as a child if they turn 16 in the year that you purchased the card. So I hope for you that it will still apply to the trial one.
Edited - just found itSpecial notes regarding children's tickets
Children aged under 16 at the time that the Railcard is purchased may still travel at the discounted child's fare throughout the validity period of the Railcard, even though they become 16 years old during that time.0 -
thats fantastic thankyou
It stated that the offer in july would be a half price card too.£12 for the year.Worth watching out for too lost my way but now I'm back ! roll on 2013
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