Split Tickets
Rail journeys in Britain are not only the most complicated, the fares charged to travel around the country are the highest per mile in the world.
Have you ever find split train tickets? If you are looking for cheap train tickets in the UK, you are visiting the right page. TrainPal can help travelers save an average of 20% of the original rail fare in the UK and sometimes higher by split train journey.
Why should you try split tickets?
68 %
splittable routes of total searched
20 %
averaged saving for ticket fares
£ 418.76
ever being saved on a journey
Rail journeys in Britain are not only the most complicated, the fares charged to travel around the country are the highest per mile in the world.
Have you ever thought finding cheap train tickets? If you are looking for cheap train tickets in the UK, you are visiting the right page. TrainPal can help travelers save an average of 20% of the original rail fare in the UK and sometimes higher by split train journey.
Why should you try split fare train tickets?
68 %
splittable routes of total searched
20 %
averaged saving for ticket fares
£ 418.76
ever being saved on a journey
How do you use trainpal split ticket?
If you buy the same journey split tickets, travelling using split tickets travel exactly the same way they would have on a regular, “straight-through” train ticket. The only difference is that by splitting their tickets they may have paid a lot less for the same journey. You still travel at the same times.
If you buy the flexible split journey train tickets, you might have to check and follow the stop that we show you when you buy the tickets if needed.
Whatever split journey, those cheaper tickets would cover the whole journey, instead of one more expensive ticket. The only condition when using split tickets is that the train you take must stop at all the places you have bought tickets for and not just pass through them.
What Is Split Ticketing?
How does ticket splitting save you money?
The savings from splitting your journey into separate tickets come from taking advantage of the complexities of the UK rail fare system. Ticket prices in the UK are determined by train operator, journey duration and fare types, such as Peak and Off-Peak. So, the biggest discounts for split tickets tend to occur at the times of day Peak times end and Off-Peak windows open, such as the morning and evening rush hours.
What’s more, you may even find it much cheaper if you accept flexible journey. Flexible split ticketing, similar to the fixed split ticketing, offers a further choice of travel times and routes. For example, buy two tickets from London Euston to Stoke on Trent and from Stoke on Trent to Manchester Piccadilly, with 10 minutes wait at Stoke on Trent —— flexible split journey saves even more.
Split ticketing helps passengers finding cheaper tickets and saving a lot money. Click below button and explore it with TrainPal!
