How to Save Hundreds of Pounds on UK Train Tickets

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Title	:	How to Save Hundreds of Pounds on UK Train Tickets
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I can't tell you how wrong and misleading this is Buying a railcard doesn't mean anything, using it online provides NO discounts and try convincing the goons behind the glass that your railcard is valid Biggest scam since Poll Tax and Subprime loans
Comment from : Nigel Benn

I am single and 43 so what rail card can I get? Nothing!
Comment from : Aware

Super helpful Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Raw Hasan

Thank you Andy, im travelling from Sydney to your country soon and the train stuff is quite complicated when im trying to save a bit
Comment from : Maai J

I tried to renew my Senior Rail Card today using my Tesco Rewards as I have been for the past six years or more, only to find they no longer do the plastic type As I only use my phone for calls and info whenever I can find free Wi-Fi, I had to spend £30 at my local railway station for a plastic card to take advantage of the price reduction I'm not sure if I've done the right thing, as I normaly only use the trains at the weekends, and over the past four years, due to the never-ending engineering works and strikes, I've only been able to use the trains a couple of times per year If the ticket offices close next year, I'm not sure if I'll be able to renew at all
Comment from : john brown

Here is an interesting one, I used to travel from Cambridge to Warrington weekly, down on a Sunday, up on a Friday If I wanted to catch the 530pm train from Euston it was about £400 because it was considered peak IF though, I booked the same train but put my destination as Oxenholme, suddenly it was no longer peak, and I could take the same train for £130 It still stopped at my stationbrbrAnother thing is to look at apps that split your tickets, it makes no sense but it can be cheaperbrbrAlso, I just looked at a return to Maastrict from London, £180 on the trainline app, but London to Brussels return from eurostar direct cost me £76 and additional £40 return from Brussels to Maastrict You'll pay for the ease of it being 1 app with the trainline, as convenient as it is
Comment from : Nikki Evernight 🖤

Looked at Bournemouth to Leeds tickets and had a heart attack, the difference doing your method is astonishing
Comment from : FructoseComa

Hardly concise at first, but very good info, and so clever!
Comment from : Steven Banks

Thanks AndybrI am going to be regularly travelling between Cardiff and London Can you please give me some tip that, how I can plan my journey to save money
Comment from : Azhar Mahmood Jawad

Insightful! Thank you! Do you have any advice for a single traveler/tourist for saving up on UK railways?? Anyone pls?
Comment from : Kanchana Nanayakkara

People who tried it does it actually work?
Comment from : Iraniansoulinusa

Wow! Fantastic Video!! Thank you!!!
Comment from : Charles Honeycutt

Is there no discount for single traveller aged over 30?brMy usual travel would be between Ipswich to London Liverpool Street
Comment from : Shayan Jummal

Great job Andy The sooner we sort out our railways the better for all, what a total shambles franchising and it's ticketing has been I love using the east coast mainline, so fast, quiet, clean trains, in public hands, employees seem happier too 👌
Comment from : MrBoggins1234

theres also rover and rangers tickets that can potentially drop the cost further bit of a lottery those, they are very patchwork on the areas they cover
Comment from : Malcom Flibbleghast

You can buy and use the 30 discount card if you live overseas Just show some ID at the station and you are in
Comment from : Chris Wilkes

You’re a legend, Andy! 😃
Comment from : Bismark Yamoah Kyei

Thanks Andy! We're coming to visit from California and are learning all about this convoluted system We are retired and thus can take advantage of off-peak travel and plan to criss-cross the UK So this gives me some pointers how to save a few pounds
Comment from : Chris Patterson