I am finding it difficult to understand the validity of this railcard. When I tried to buy tickets for use before 10am (specifically departing about 8.30 for London), I was directed to a brochure which said this railcard wasn't valid at that time. Yet looking on Google it says:
Two Together Railcard
https://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk
Can you use a Railcard before 9am?
Yes, you can. However, a £12 minimum fare applies for all journeys made between 04:30am and 09:59am Monday to Friday, except weekend and on Public Holidays.
I have also been told the extra super saver fares to London from my local Kent station are not valid on returning trains departing London between 4 and 7, though I cannot find any reference to this.
Anyone have experience of any of this?
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Re: Two Together Railcard validity
I'm reluctant to suggest going elsewhere, but if you get no joy here, this website has some rail fares experts who will probably know all the T&Cs inside out.
https://www.railforums.co.uk/forums/far ... olicy.105/
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Re: Two Together Railcard validity
It won't be valid on departures during morning peak hours - change your departure time to 9.30am and I suspect it will work
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Re: Two Together Railcard validity
Nimrod103 wrote:Yet looking on Google it says:
Two Together Railcard
https://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk
Can you use a Railcard before 9am?
Yes, you can. However, a £12 minimum fare applies for all journeys made between 04:30am and 09:59am Monday to Friday, except weekend and on Public Holidays.
It's not obvious to me where you found that?
But the FAQ here:
https://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk/help/faqs/
include:
Can I travel with my Two Together Railcard at any time of the day?
A: You can travel on Two Together Railcard discounted tickets from 09:30am Monday to Friday and at any time on weekends and public holidays. Two Together Railcard discounted tickets cannot be used between 04:30am and 09:29am Monday to Fridays (excluding public holidays).
Why can’t the Two Together Railcard be used before 09.30 Monday to Friday?
A: The Two Together Railcard is designed to encourage leisure journeys which tend to take place after the busy morning peak period.
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Re: Two Together Railcard validity
Thanks all for your help. I will do more research.
Re where I found my link, I put two together railcard rules into Google, and it came up as a quote from https://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk/.
I should have gone to the original website rather than depending on what Google was quoting from it.
Re where I found my link, I put two together railcard rules into Google, and it came up as a quote from https://www.twotogether-railcard.co.uk/.
I should have gone to the original website rather than depending on what Google was quoting from it.
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Re: Two Together Railcard validity
Nimrod103 wrote:I have also been told the extra super saver fares to London from my local Kent station are not valid on returning trains departing London between 4 and 7, though I cannot find any reference to this.?
There will be a restriction code applied to the ticket which details which trains are valid or otherwise. If you are using a ticket booking site, it should give details. The "super cheap" tickets are that price beacuse they can be restrictive on when you travel.
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