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 Qjump or Trainline for cheaper travel
- view miscellaneous offers on Southern Rail's website.
All ages
- Family and Friends Railcard - annual railcard providing a third off adult fares and up to 60 per cent for ages 5-15.
- Network Railcard - a third off Off-peak and Anytime tickets in the Network Railcard area.
Children, young people and students
- 16-17 Saver - 50 per cent off standard anytime, off-peak, advance and season tickets for ages 16-17.
- 16-25 Railcard - a third off rail travel for ages 16-25.
- Sussex Student Card - 34 per cent off rail season tickets for students aged 18 and over attending sixth form or college.
- Unizone season ticket - unlimited travel for college and university students in the Brighton/Worthing Unizone area who already have a 16-25 Railcard.
You can also find information about concessions on School and college transport.
Older and disabled people
You can do one of two things:
- Buy your own railcard:
- Senior Railcard - a third off rail travel for those aged 60+.
- Disabled Persons' Railcard - National Rail - a third off travel for people of all ages who have a qualifying disability.
- Apply to the County Council for a one-year Disabled persons' railcard. This is offered instead of a bus pass offering free off-peak travel. This will save you a third off standard and first-class off-peak rail fares across Britain but you will not have to pay for the railcard yourself and you will have to reapply when it expires.