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Make the most of your visit to Great Britain with this pass which provides access to all trains on Great Britain's National Rail Network. Explore destinations throughout England, Scotland and Wales. Hop on and off the trains as you wish!

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Where can the pass be used?
  • England, Scotland & Wales
Eligibility
  • You can buy a BritRail Pass if you are not a UK resident.
Pre-booking time
  • Customers can select a first date of travel that is up to 11 months from the purchase date.
Discounts
  • BritRail Saver Discount
  • BritRail Family Discount
  • BritRail Youth Discount
  • BritRail Senior Discount

*Please note that discounts cannot be coupled with other discounts, only one discount per pass.

Bonuses & Inclusions
Additional Details
  • Airport Express
  • Some trains in Great Britain do not have 1st class accommodations. The price of 1st class passes have been adjusted to reflect this.
Pass Delivery
  • This pass is printed on official railway ticket paper that will be shipped to you. You can select from the available shipping options during checkout. Please allow sufficient time to receive your pass before your departure.
Seat Reservations
  • A seat reservation is optional but recommended in order to guarantee a seat on a specific train and time. Reserve a seat.
Note: Passengers who wish to upgrade a Standard Class BritRail Pass to First Class will need to pay the difference in excess between the Standard and First Class Ordinary Fare for the leg of the journey that has not been taken. This may be paid at the ticket office before boarding the train or to the ticket inspector on the train.

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BritRail Pass - British Rail, England Train Tickets
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Mr.Mark Ziats ,USAJanuary 25, 2013
Overall, the rail pass is a very good option. The convienence is the best part. The pricing is good compared to what it would cost to buy individual tickets. The downside is that some trains are very crowded, and it can be really annoying and difficult to find seats. It would be nice if you could somehow have an option to add more price onto the pass and have a special ticket that you can use as a reserved seat on any train...
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Convenient!Julien Bortz ,USAJanuary 25, 2013
The convenience of these passes are amazing but just make sure you have the amount of days mapped out so you don't buy too many or not enough days for your pass.
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It's the Only Way to Go!Claire ,United States of AmericaJanuary 25, 2013
A friend and I travelled to England and Scotland in September, and we rode the BritRail trains just everywhere we went -- from Manchester to Edinburgh to York to Glasgow and to tiny Penrith in the Lake District! We visited many other places on the trip, but those will show the variety of places one can go. We found great, helpful service at the clean, bright stations, and the trains were perfect for our travels. Sometimes there was light food and drink service, but there were always wonderful friendly people, whether employees or riders. Travel on the train was a destination all its own. We'll do it again as soon as we can!
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Convenience can't be beatSonja ,CanadaJanuary 25, 2013
I have travelled extensively throughout the UK - several times on pre-purchased tickets, twice with Britrail flexi-passes (8 day) and once with a 4-day consecutive. If you are planning to travel around alot, and especially if you have any long journeys, the convenience of these passes can't be beat. We have lost money on pre-purchased tickets when delays/cancellations caused us to change our route. With the rail pass, no need to worry! Passes can be a better value than pre-purchased tickets depending on where and when you are travelling. If you need to pass through London a few times, make long-haul trips, and/or if you will be travelling during peak hours, the passes are a better value. If you are making short, round-trip day-trips, pre-purchased tickets may be cheaper - but otherwise, I highly recommend the passes!
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Best way to travelRichard Adams ,Cayman IslandsJanuary 25, 2013
Picked up a four day ion two months rail pass first class for a business trip to England Scotland and Wales, Travelled first class with internet, food and beverages n style and comfort. Arrived well rested and almost to the doorstep. Trains were on time and the staff very friendly. Cost a bout 20% of the equivalent car rental. Will never do it any other way again!
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luxurious but affordable funnancy field ,U.S. of AJanuary 25, 2013
It was suprizingly wonderful adventure to ride the British Rail system.My husband and I live in a small rural town where there is limited public transportion. It took time to figure out the 3 step process of purchasing a pass, then stand in line to purchase a ticket, then stand in line to find out where the train boards. But that was part of the adventure.We travelled on the first class pass and were totally pleased with the care and attention we received on all the many trains we travelled. If you wish to sit comfortably, eat & drink delightful foods, see the scenery, the train is the best way to travel.
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great but poor chunnel connectelizabeth bushnell ,usaJanuary 25, 2013
We have used the Britrail pass for 12 years and value the wonderful journey through both Scotland and England. This year we tried to connect from Edinburgh to London and Pancreas Station to cross chunnel to France. Tried to schedule in both Glasgow and Edinburgh ahead of ;time without luck. Problem at Pancreas charged us last minute over $200 each not allowing use of Eurail Pass to connect with """Britrail. This was a bad experience and unnecessary..
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Britrail pass good, trains badMary Covington ,United StatesJanuary 25, 2013
The Britrail pass is an excellent value and a wonderful way to travel by trains. However, I had several nightmarish experiences with the trains not running due to weather. I frequently had to buy bus tickets to supplement the pass because the inclement weather England has been having for the past couple of months have stopped trains that I was on. This used a great deal of the money that I saved by using the pass. The Britrail pass is good, but only when the weather permits, otherwise it will cost you a fortune on the pass and then on the bus tickets you will have to buy to actually get to your destination.
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Great for backpackers!Christine ,CanadaJanuary 25, 2013
The BritRail pass was one of the best decisions I made on a solo trip to England. It allowed for flexibility and really proved to be worth the money. The train is such a wonderful way to travel - way better than bus or driving yourself. I really enjoyed seeing the UK at my own pace and the BritRail pass was a great way to do so.
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Great dealMalcolm Short ,AustraliaJanuary 25, 2013
I could not be happier with my Britrail pass. I stayed in the north of england and used the 4 day flexi pass to travel to London. It was so easy, commute to London and return in a day, sight see, high tea, and dinner on the train on the way back. In fact, the morning and afternoon trains became the focal point of the day. a great way to travel, clean, efficient, on time, booked seats. By staying out of London you actually save on accommodation and expenses but still see what you want when you visit by train. Great deal!
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