If you are between 16 – 25 years old travel for less

Published by Heena Modi on

There’s no catch. You can get a young person’s railcard for HALF the price if you purchase it before March 16th 2008.

Why would you get it? A Young Persons Railcard gives you 1/3 off rail travel for a whole year, PLUS a host of other offers including discounts at attractions, accommodation, restaurants and cinema.

Until 16 March 2008, you can get one online for just £12 instead of the usual £24.

In order to be purchase it you need: ~

  1. 16 – 25 years old
  2. You need your passport or UK driving license handy
  3. A head-and-shoulders photo saved to your computer

Then go to the website, complete your details, and enter the code SAVING12

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1 Comment

Linda Galvin · March 7, 2008 at 1:31 am

I just want to say what a lovely site this i.
Well done to you Heena for creating it.

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