Enjoy great savings with a free Friends and Family Railcard in association with the Daily Mail. The Railcard lasts two months and entitles you to great savings when you travel with children ...

With a Family and Friends Railcard you get 1/3 off most adult fares and 60 per cent off kids' fares throughout Britain.

Railcards: can I get one and will it really save me money on train tickets? - Exclusive: Half a century on, there’s a discount waiting for everyone – but subject to a tangle of terms and conditions ...

If your child turns 16 before your one-year Family & Friends Railcard runs out, they can still travel at the discounted child fare for as long as the card is still valid.

The discount is available over Cyber Weekend, and you can find savings across all railcards including 16-25 Railcard, 26-30 Railcard, Two Together Railcard, Network Railcard, Family & Friends ...

Family & Friends Railcard: This railcard is similar to the Two Together option, except it’s for larger families.

You can also buy a three-year Railcard for the 16-25, Disabled Persons, Family & Friends, Senior and Veterans options. All of these are £70 apart from the Disabled Persons which is £54.

Most of the train operators we spoke to told us they have restrictions in place, which means passengers are not able to apply railcard discounts where they are invalid. But this might not always be ...

16-25 Railcard For those aged 16-25, you can save a 1/3 off rail fares for days and nights out with friends, seeing family, going to school, college or university.

Family & Friends Railcard - 1/3 off adult fares and 60% kids' fares Two Together Railcard - 1/3 off adult fares for two named people travelling together Senior Railcard - 1/3 off adult rail fares ...