Two Together Railcard - National Railcards

Two Together Railcard - National Railcards

Two Together Railcard

Two Together Railcard gives 1/3 off rail fares and so much more...

Get 1/3 off train travel with a Two Together Railcard

• Two Together Railcard 1/3 off rail fares when you travel together
• Average annual savings of up to £89!**
• Two Together Railcard Just £30 a year 
• Two Together Railcard For you and the person you travel with most

Two Together Railcard How Much Can I Save?

People with a Two Together Railcard save on average £89 per year**
or £6.08 per journey^.

If you’re travelling here is an example of some of the savings you can make on train tickets:

London - Edinburgh:  Has a Two Together Railcard Price of

£145 = £95.70*

York - London:  Has a Two Together Railcard Price of

£88 = £58*

London - Cambridge:  Has a Two Together Railcard Price of

£24 = £15.80*

Get a Two Together Railcard for you and the person you travel with most, and you'll both enjoy 1/3 off rail fares when you get away together - ''which is more fun anyway''

It's not just a card for couples either - you can get one with a best friend, or one of the family.

Together you can save on practical everyday journeys, fun day trips or exciting weekend breaks - ''as many times as you like''

Here is what you need to know:

Two Together Railcard Quick Eligibility and Terms of Use

• Buy a Two Together Railcard and keep it with you when you travel (on your phone or wallet).
• Save on most tickets including Advance tickets.
• Valid Off-Peak Monday to Friday and Anytime at weekends and bank holidays.
• Two Together Railcard 1/3 off rail fares and so much more...
• Get a Two Together Railcard for you and the person you travel with most, and you'll both enjoy 1/3 off rail fares when you get away together - which is more fun anyway.
• Two Together Railcard It's not just a card for couples either - you can get one with a best friend, or one of the family.  Together you can save on practical everyday journeys, fun day trips or exciting weekend breaks - as many times as you like.  Here's what you need to know:
• The Two Together Railcard costs just £30 - that’s £15 each.  So after a couple of trips, the card will have paid for itself.
• Your Two Together Railcard will save you both 1/3 off a wide range of tickets.
• Two Together Railcard The 1/3 off applies to most adult fares throughout Great Britain.
• To buy a Two Together Railcard you'll need to be aged 16 years or over. Buy your Two Together Railcard online and it will be delivered free within 5 working days.  Alternatively, you can also buy your Railcard at a station. 
• Your Two Together Railcard doesn't just save you money on travel. It saves you money with our partners too - on days out, restaurants, hotels and more. Visit our Offers and Competitions area and fun things to do in London section to regularly to keep up to date on all the great deals available.

** Average saving is based on the average savings made by Two Together Railcard holders between April 2022 and March 2023, excluding price of Railcard.

^ Average saving per journey is based on the average savings made by Two Together Railcard holders between April 2022 and March 2023.

Two Together Railcard has Time Restrictions

• The only time you can't use your Two Together Railcard is at morning peak times, ie before 0930 Monday to Friday.
• Remember, on weekends and public holidays this restriction doesn't apply, so you can get out and start having adventures whatever time you like.

• Anytime and Anytime Day Singles and Returns
• Off-Peak and Off-Peak Day Singles and Returns
• Super Off-Peak and Super Off-Peak Day Singles and Returns
• Advance**

• All Line Rail Rover
• Most Rover and Ranger tickets - please check details in this website

• Standard Sleeper Seat
• Standard Sleeper Berth (Twin)
• Standard Sleeper Berth (Solo)
• First Class Sleeper Berth.

• Gatwick Express, Stansted Express, Heathrow Express and Heathrow Connect services
• Off-Peak Day Travelcard Zones 1-6 (Subject to minimum fare of £8.00)
• Anytime Day Travelcard when bought as part of ticket to London from outside London Zones 1-9 (Subject to minimum fare of £17.50)

• Some rail/sea journeys to the Isle of Wight with Wightlink.
• Red Funnel Ferries and Hovertravel
• PLUSBUS Day tickets - visit are bus ticket pages for more details

• Season tickets, including Travelcard Season tickets
• Oyster pay as you go fares in London
• Eurostar tickets
• Tickets for special excursions or Charter trains and some coach/bus links, including Railair services
• Rail/sea journeys to Calais, Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man
• Most London Underground and Docklands Light Railway tickets
• Most Train Company, Community Rail Partnership and Passenger Transport Executive (PTE) specific tickets

• Here you can buy a Railcard for you or someone else, update your details and report your Railcard as lost/stolen.
• Clock Time Restrictions
• The only time you can't use your Two Together Railcard is at morning peak times, ie before 0930 Monday to Friday.
• Remember, on weekends and public holidays this restriction doesn't apply, so you can get out and start having adventures whatever time you like.

• Two separate digital photos (one for each person named on the Railcard) saved to your computer
• A debit or credit card

• You can buy a Two Together Railcard at any staffed station ticket office or National Rail-licensed Travel Agent. You can do this on the day you are travelling.
• If you're applying at a station for the first time, here's what you'll need to do:
• Complete an application form - download the application form
• Provide two separate passport-sized photos, one of yourself and one of the other named cardholder
• Please note that Railcards can’t usually be bought at stations operated by London Underground but which also service some National Rail routes. The exceptions to this are: Harrow & Wealdstone, Kenton, South Kenton, North Wembley, Wembley Central, Stonebridge Park, Harlesden, Kensal Green Queens Park, Gunnersbury and Kew Gardens.

1. ATOC Ltd enters into a contract with You for the issue and use of the Two Together Railcard on behalf of the Train Companies. Reference to a ‘Train Company’ or the ‘Train Companies’ means those Train Companies which, pursuant to a franchise agreement, operate Passenger Railway Services in Great Britain. Any other licensed passenger train operators that may join the arrangement will accept the Two Together Railcard for travel on their services. References to ‘You’ and ‘Your’ mean the First named cardholder. References to ‘Railcard’ mean the Two Together Railcard.
2. Both You and the Second named cardholder must sign the Railcard before use to show acceptance of all the conditions listed. The name and photo of the Second named cardholder must be provided at the time of purchase.
3. The Railcard and tickets bought with the Railcard are not transferable and must not be given, loaned or resold to anyone else. Only the named cardholders can use the Railcard.
4. Both tickets must be bought together and both named cardholders must be travelling together to enable discounted tickets to be used.
5. Both named cardholders must be aged 16 or over.
6. Railcards purchased online will incorporate photographs for You and the Second named cardholder. If You have a Railcard that does not incorporate your photographs, You must carry a separate Two Together Photocard containing a photograph of You and the Second named cardholder and You must present this in any circumstance where You present Your Railcard (buying tickets or travelling with reduced priced tickets).
7. Tickets for Your journey should be purchased before boarding the train. When buying tickets in person from a member of staff either You or the Second named cardholder must show the Railcard. If You are buying online or from a ticket vending machine (TVM) You must declare that You have a valid Railcard by selecting the Two Together Railcard option.  This does not apply if:
8. there was no ticket office at the station at which You began the journey or if the ticket office was closed, and there was no working ticket machine from which You could buy discounted tickets
9. You have a disability which prevented You accessing ticket retailing facilities
10. In these cases You will be able to use Your Railcard on train or at Your destination.
11. You must carry Your Railcard with You on Your journey and when asked by rail staff, You must show a valid Railcard and tickets valid for the journey You are making. If You fail to do so, the Train Companies reserve the right to charge You and the Second named cardholder the full price Standard or First Class Single fare as appropriate for Your journey as if no tickets were purchased before starting the journey and in some cases a Penalty Fare.
12. Discounts are not valid for travel from 04:30 – 09:29 hours, Monday to Friday, except on Public Holidays. For full details please enquire at a station ticket office before You travel, phone National Rail Enquiries on 03457 48 49 50.
13. The Railcard will not be valid if it is damaged. The Train Companies do not undertake to replace damaged, lost or stolen Railcards, or to issue refunds on unused/unwanted Railcards, or to extend their validity.  Customers who have a Railcard issued by the online service may only request one replacement card. A £10 administration fee will be payable for the replacement of a damaged or lost Railcard. No fee will be charged for the replacement of a stolen Railcard provided You have a crime reference number/documentation issued by the Police.
14. The Railcard and all tickets issued at a Railcard discount are issued subject to the National Rail Conditions of Carriage and the conditions listed here. Copies of the National Rail Conditions of Carriage are available online at www.nationalrail.co.uk
15. The Railcard is not Your property and if requested must be handed in to a representative of any Train Company. In these cases the member of staff will give You written evidence that they have taken possession of the Railcard.
16. The right is reserved to revise these conditions. The Train Companies will endeavour to give three months’ notice of any changes before they are due to come into effect.