Buy a 16-25 Railcard and Get 1/3 Off Train Travel

Save 1/3 on rail fares

Valid for mature students

Cost £70 for three years

What is the 16-25 Railcard?

The 16-25 Railcard is available to anyone between 16 and 25 years old, as well as mature students, and offers a 1/3 discount on many UK rail fares. You can save money on travel at any time, but a minimum fare of £12 applies to all journeys made between 04:30 and 09:59, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays, July, and August). On average, 16-25 Railcard holders save £159* per year.

*Based on the average savings made by 16-25 Railcard holders between April 2021 and March 2022, excluding the price of the Railcard itself.

How much do I save with a 16-25 Railcard?

A 16-25 Railcard typically offers a 1/3 discount on the full adult fare. There is no limit to the number of times you can use your Railcard, although some Railcards can only be used outside of peak times.

How much does the 16-25 Railcard cost?

The 16-25 Railcard costs £30 for one year, or £70 for three years. You can even purchase a on the day before your 24th birthday, and it will still be valid until just before your 27th birthday.

What happens to my 16-25 Railcard when I turn 26?

You will need to renew your 16-25 Railcard before your 26th birthday. If your current Railcard is set to expire after your 26th birthday, you will not be able to renew your 16-25 Railcard, unless you are a mature student.

Can mature students get a 16-25 Railcard?

If you meet the following criteria:

• You are enrolled full-time for over 15 hours of study a week

• You study for at least 20 weeks a year

• You attend a recognized institution (excluding Open University and distance learning)

You'll be eligible to , regardless of your age. Despite its name, mature students 26 years old and over can still get a 16-25 Railcard for each year they are in full-time education.

How do I ?

To apply for a 16-25 Railcard, you will need to provide the following information:

• Proof of age (UK driving license/provisional license, passport, or EEA national ID card)

• A high-quality digital photo of your passport

• Debit or credit card for payment

How to Use the 16-25 Railcard on

Use digital Railcards and enjoy discounts of up to 33%, catering to different age groups. Digital Railcards provide a convenient and cost-effective way to book discounted train tickets, making your journeys more affordable.

  • 第1步

    第1步

    打開 Trip.com App 並點擊首頁頂部的「火車」

  • 第2步

    第2步

    點擊頁面底部的「購買 Railcard」

  • 第3步

    第3步

    登入您的 Trip.com 帳戶並選擇適合您的 Railcard 類型

  • 第4步

    第4步

    輸入您的個人資料並購買

  • 第5步

    第5步

    點選「我的 Railcard」即可查看自己的 Railcard

  • 第6步

    第6步

    預訂火車票時新增您的 Railcard 以享優惠

使用您的 Railcard 以節省至少1/3火車票價!
您在任何地方購買 (不限於和我們購買) 的車票,都能使用您的 Railcard。
數位 Railcard 均連結至您的帳號,因此可以儲存於您使用的任何裝置上

Why Buy 16-25 Railcards on ?

No More Switching

No More Switching

You can manage your train tickets and Railcards in one place by adding the digital Railcards to your Trip.com account. You won't need to switch between apps or dig around for your physical Railcards.
Worry-free

Worry-free

When you add a digital Railcard to your Trip.com account, it can be stored on any device you use. So you never worry about forgetting or losing your Railcard.
Available at Any Time

Available at Any Time

Trip.com works hard to offer a one-stop service for our users' train travel. By adding a digital Railcard to your Trip.com account, you can conveniently access your Railcard when needed, e.g. when the ticket inspector checks your ticket.
More Discounts

More Discounts

Enjoy exclusive discounts as soon as you as a new user buy your digital Railcard on the

16-25 Railcard FAQ

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