Contact National Rail Enquiries to find train fares and the cost of season tickets for all UK rail journeys.
You can also:
- buy advance train tickets online with Trainline for cheaper travel
- view discounts and offers on Southern Rail's website.
All ages
- Family and Friends railcard - discounted rail travel across Great Britain for groups of up to 4 adults and 4 children.
- Network railcard - save a third on most rail fares in the London and Southeast area.
- Two Together railcard - save a third on most rail fares when travelling together with a named companion.
- Veterans railcard - veterans of the UK Armed Forces may qualify for a railcard to save a third on most rail fares.
Children, young people and students
- 16-17 Saver - 50 per cent off standard anytime, off-peak, advance and season tickets for ages 16 to 17.
- 16-25 railcard - discounted rail fares for anyone aged 16 to 25 or in full-time education.
- 26-30 railcard - a digital-only railcard offering discounted rail travel for people aged between 26 and 30 years old.
- Unizone season ticket - a special discount for college and university students in the Brighton/Worthing Unizone area who already have a valid 16 to 17 Saver or 16 to 25 railcard.
Older and disabled people
- Senior railcard - one third off most rail travel across Great Britain for people aged 60 or over.
- Disabled persons railcard - anyone aged 5 years or older with an eligible disability or medical condition can save one third on rail travel for themselves and an adult companion.
- Free disabled persons railcard instead of a bus pass - if you are eligible for a disabled persons bus pass, West Sussex County Council offers a free one-year disabled persons railcard as an alternative if you do not wish to take up your free bus pass.