Showing posts with label railcard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label railcard. Show all posts
The end of my 16-25 Railcard (formerly Young Person’s Railcard) is nearing far
too quickly. To me, the definition of becoming a full grown adult is when you are no longer deemed young enough for a Young Person's Railcard!
Among my friends, there's discussion of when exactly is the last day that you can buy a railcard. Some say it's day before 25th, some say you can get a three year railcard when you're 25 - I decided to confirm it once and for all...
I can confirm that you can actually buy a one year railcard all the way up to the day before your 26th birthday, so really you can be covered up to the day before you turn 27. (So really it's a 16-27 railcard?? Why don't they just call it that?)
Among my friends, there's discussion of when exactly is the last day that you can buy a railcard. Some say it's day before 25th, some say you can get a three year railcard when you're 25 - I decided to confirm it once and for all...
I can confirm that you can actually buy a one year railcard all the way up to the day before your 26th birthday, so really you can be covered up to the day before you turn 27. (So really it's a 16-27 railcard?? Why don't they just call it that?)
Not yet 24? you can buy a
three-year railcard up to the day before your 24th birthday, so
you’ll be covered until the day before your 27th.
Right - basics aside. Let's talk about the use of Railcard with TFL..
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Young Person’s 16-25 Railcard & Oyster
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