Trainline HelpRegisterSign in Save over 1/3 with a Season ticket* Compared to booking daily tickets Season Ticket Calculator: Search your journey and buy your pass to start saving Station Toggle Select start date This allows you to select the start date. Start date Today 2021 Ticket options Buy Compare all the options Use our Season Ticket calculator to do a quick price check now. Then when you're ready to buy a Season Ticket, whether it's Weekly, Monthly, Annual or Custom, make sure you have your Photocard handy. Save time and money Season Tickets tend to be better value for money and the longer the ticket duration, the more you're likely to save. An Annual Season Ticket, which is valid for 52 weeks, costs the same as 40 Weekly Season Tickets, for example. And, you won't have the hassle of queuing up at a ticket machine every week to buy or collect yours. Unlimited travel on your route A Season Ticket is all about flexibility. With a Season Ticket, you could go backwards and forwards between your home and destination station as many times as you like in one day, every single day if you wanted to. Buying the right Season Ticket Buying your Season Ticket online How much is a Season Ticket? What's a Photocard? Buying the right Season Ticket Weekly Season Ticket Think of this as your weekly train pass. You can get seven days of unlimited travel between the two stations shown on your ticket. Benefits of buying a weekly Season Ticket include: Unlimited travel between two stations for seven days Travel at any time of day Cheaper than buying four daily return tickets Available as an eSeason Ticket on selected routes Ticket machine collection available Find out more about Weekly Season Tickets. Monthly Season Ticket This is a monthly train pass that allows you unlimited travel between two stations. The benefits of purchasing a monthly Season Ticket include: Unlimited travel between two stations for one month Travel at any time of day Cheaper than buying four Weekly Season Tickets Ticket machine collection available Find out more about Monthly Season Tickets. Flexi Season Ticket This is a type of flexible train ticket. If you’re commuting to work only two or three times a week, a Flexi Season Ticket is the perfect option for you. Benefits of buying a Flexi Season Ticket include: Unlimited travel between two stations Flexibility to travel when you need within 28 days Travel at any time of day Available as a barcode ticket on selected routes Find out more about Flexi Season Tickets Annual Season Ticket One year Simply put, this is a yearly train pass. If you’re travelling on a certain route throughout the year, an Annual Season Ticket is the best way to save money. The benefits of purchasing a yearly train ticket include: Unlimited travel between two stations Travel at any time of day Cheaper than buying monthly or weekly train tickets throughout the year But that’s not all – if you live in the South or East of England, your Annual Season Ticket – or Annual Gold Card as it’s also known - also gives you up to 1/3 discount when you travel during weekends or after 09:30 Monday to Friday. Get discounts on First Class and Off-Peak train tickets and Travelcards for you and up to three adults travelling with you, plus 60% of child fares for up to four children between 5-15 years old. Read our FAQs on Railcards and discounts. Find out more about Annual Season Tickets. TFL Season Ticket This one's for you if you need to travel on the underground. You’ll get unlimited travel between the travelcard zones you select, and you can combine it with any other Season Ticket option. How to buy a Season Ticket online Instead of queueing at the train station to buy yours on the day of travel, save time and buy your Season Ticket online. Use our Season Ticket calculator to find the right ticket for you, then tell us your Photocard number and we’ll match it up. How much is a Season Ticket? Thinking about purchasing a Season Ticket but want to know more about how much it might cost? We’ve highlighted Season Ticket prices for popular train routes to show how much you could save. Frequent Search Route Weekly Cost Monthly Cost Saving * Annual Cost Saving between a monthly & annual ** Tunbridge Wells toLondon Charing Cross £123.20 £473.10 £54.90 £4,928.00 £749.20 Bristol Temple Meads toLondon Terminals £343.10 £1,195.10 £275.33 £12,448.00 £1,893.20 Reading toLondon Terminals £118.60 £454.70 £53.59 £4,736.00 £720.40 Brighton toLondon Terminals £105.20 £404.00 £46.86 £4,208.00 £640.00 Chelmsford toLondon Terminals £105.20 £404.00 £46.86 £4,208.00 £640.00 Basingstoke toLondon Terminals £118.60 £454.70 £53.59 £4,736.00 £720.40 Milton Keynes Central toLondon Terminals £134.00 £514.60 £59.69 £5,360.00 £815.20 St Albans City toLondon St Pancras £98.40 £377.90 £43.81 £3,936.00 £598.80 *Saving calculated on the cost difference between four Weekly Season Tickets and one Monthly Season Ticket. ** Saving calculated on the cost difference between 12 Monthly Season Tickets and one full-price Annual Season Ticket. What you’ll need before you can buy a Season Ticket Heads up! Before you can buy an actual Season Ticket, you’ll need to make sure you have a Photocard to use as a piece of ID. If you don’t have a Photocard, you can request one free of charge from Trainline or pop to your local train station’s ticket office with a passport-sized photo and they’ll make you one for free. If you have one already, you can tell us your Photocard number when purchasing, and we’ll match it up to your Season Ticket. Just remember that you’ll need to bring both your Season Ticket and Photocard with you at all times when travelling. Frequently Asked Questions What are Season Tickets? UK Season Tickets allow you to travel between two nominated stations (or across Travelcard Zones, if in London) on any day with complete flexibility. You can choose how long they last, up to a year, and make as many back and forth trips within that period as you please. Are Season Tickets available as etickets? Yes, Weekly Season Tickets are now available as etickets on selected routes for Avanti West Coast, LNER, EMR and TransPennine Express services. The Season Ticket is completely digital and will live on your phone, meaning no queuing for a paper ticket, and no fuss. Where do I find cheap Season Tickets? Do you make the same train journey more than three times a week? Then you may be able to save a bucketload by buying a Season Ticket. If you’re not sure where to start, don’t worry – our Season Ticket calculator can do the work for you. Simply enter your stations of choice, and we’ll show you all your options, with the cheapest ticket highlighted. Is there a Season Ticket for students? Unfortunately not, but it's worth considering the 16-25 Railcard as an alternative, as it can save you 1/3 on your rail travel for standard train tickets. If you don't travel every day, you may be able to save more with a Railcard, but if you’re commuting five or more days a week, a Season Ticket may be the right option for you. To find out what your savings could be, use our Season Ticket calculator. Can I use a Railcard with a Season Ticket? No, unfortunately, it’s not possible to apply Railcard discounts when purchasing a Season Ticket, as buying a Season Ticket means you’ll already be saving money on travel compared to buying tickets every day. If you live in the South East of England and you buy an Annual Season Ticket, it’ll be issued as an Annual Gold Card. This means your Season Ticket will also act like a Railcard, giving you further discounts on Off-Peak leisure travel. Popular routes with Season Ticket travellers Here are some of the most popular routes with our Season Ticket customers. The Season Ticket Calculator above will show you the cheapest prices for the following routes: Brighton to London St Albans to London Milton Keynes to London Colchester to London Reading to London Peterborough to London Chelmsford to London Stevenage to London We sell Season Tickets for the following train companies Avanti West Coast c2c Chiltern Railways CrossCountry East Midlands Railway Greater Anglia Great Northern Great Western Railway London North Eastern Railway London Northwestern Railway Northern Rail Scotrail Southeastern South Western Railway Thameslink TransPennine Express Transport For Wales West Midlands Railway * Average saving based on Weekly, Monthly and Annual Season tickets compared to five Anytime Day Return tickets bought per week, with an allowance for 28 days annual leave. Subject to availability. Adult fare only. Excludes coach. Excludes booking fee. Need help? 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