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BritRail London Plus Train Pass

Train pass exclusively for visitors - visit Bath, Stratford, Oxford etc independently on day trips

Geographical Scope Of BritRail London Plus Pass Around London

Key Aspects Of BritRail London Plus Pass

• Aimed at visitors who want to stay in London and independently visit major attractions outside London on day trips.

• Provides unlimited travel on trains within the area of coverage (see map right) for a minimum of 2 days within a week.

• Not available to residents of England, Scotland and Wales.

• Tickets will be mailed to your home address.

• No need to book train tickets in advance.

Why Buy A BritRail London Plus Pass

If you are a visitor coming from abroad, the advantage of purchasing your rail tickets using the pass are:

• You get preferential rates as a foreign national

• The tickets are generally much cheaper than if you were to buy individual train tickets when you get here.

• Not available to residents of England, Scotland and Wales.

• You save time queuing.

Where Can I Visit Using The Pass

You can visit anywhere within the geographical area covered by the pass, see map above

The most popular places to visit as a day trip from London are Bath, Oxford, Warwick, Stratford Upon Avon, Canterbury, Salisbury, Cambridge, Dover and Winchester.

Windsor and Hampton Court by train is also the most popular form of public transport but both are so close to London, its doesn't make financial sense to use the pass unless you are combining them with other places in one day.

Popular places to combine in a single day by train are: Windsor and Oxford, Windsor and Bath, Salisbury and Bath, Warwick and Stratford Upon Avon, Canterbury and Dover.

Basic Facts About UK Trains For Visitors

On nearly all the train routes used by this pass there will be be at least one train an hour, on most there will be several trains an hour. Trains on most routes continue operating with last trains arriving back in London late evening around midnight.

Local Buses

London Underground

Rail Services

River Services

Coach Services

Public Transport Maps

Transport Passes

Oyster

Travelcard

Oyster or Travelcard ?

Trips Outside London Rail Passes Only Available To Visitors

BritRail London Plus Pass

BritRail England & GB Rail Pass

Train travel from and to London is normally much faster than if you covered the same journey by vehicle.

On nearly all the trains used by this pass there are no seat reservations. You just grab the first seat available when boarding the train.

There are toilets on all trains and all but the shortest journeys will have refreshments available of one sort or another.

Common Questions About The BritRail London Plus Pass

Where do I activate / validate my Britrail pass ?

Before you can start to use your BritRail Pass you must have it activated.

To do this, please take along your BritRail Pass and your ID (preferably a passport) to the ticket office at the train station you wish to make your first journey from.

The ticket staff will then activate your pass for you. You can then board the train and, if asked, please show your ticket to the ticket inspector. You must fill in the date on your ticket of any journey before boarding a train.

Where can I find train timetables?

You can find all train times and the normal fares levied at the link below..

Please note train journeys are not formally confirmed until 3 months before travel.

UK rail journey planner

Is the London Underground covered ?

BritRail Passes are not valid on London Transport Underground trains or buses. To travel on the tube you will need an Oyster or Travelcard.

Are Airport Transfer Trains included ?

The BritRail London Plus Pass also includes airport transfers by train, including the Heathrow Express, Gatwick Express and Stansted Express but not the London Underground.

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The BritRail London Plus Pass - Order In Advance Here!

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Other BritRail Rail Passes For Rail Travel Throughout England, Scotland & Wales

• Britrail GB Consecutive Pass - travel anywhere in England, Wales and Scotland by rail for a consecutive number of days chosen by you. There is no limit to the number of journeys you can make in this period.

• Britrail GB Flexible Pass - travel anywhere in England, Wales and Scotland by rail. You select a number of days within a stated time period on which you wish to travel by rail. e.g. 8 days in 2 months means that you can travel on any 8 days chosen by you within a 2 month period. There is no limit to the number of journeys you can make on the active days within that period.

• Britrail England Consecutive Pass - travel anywhere in England by rail for a consecutive number of days chosen by you. There is no limit to the number of journeys you can make in this period within England.

• Britrail England Flexible Pass - the same as the Britrail GB Flexible Pass above but only valid for rail travel in England.

Cost Of A BritRail England Passes - 2013 Winter			BritRail England, Scotland & Wales Passes - 2013
Flexible Passes			Flexible Passes
Nunber of days covered in a period	Adult £	Child £	Nunber of days covered in a period	Adult £	Child £
3 days in 2 Months	£125	Free*	3 days in 2 Months	£155	Free*
4 days in 2 Months	£155	Free*	4 days in 2 Months	£189	Free*
8 days in 2 Months	£219	Free*	8 days in 2 Months	£275	Free*
15 days in 2 Months	£329	Free*	15 days in 2 Months	£409	Free*
Consecutive Day Passes			Consecutive Day Passes
Consecutive days covered by pass	Adult £	Child £	Consecutive days covered by pass	Adult £	Child £
3 days	£99	Free*	3 days	£119	Free*
4 days	£119	Free*	4 days	£149	Free*
8 days	£169	Free*	8 days	£215	Free*
15 days	£255	Free*	15 days	£319	Free*
22 days	£325	Free*	22 days	£405	Free*
1 month	£379	Free*	1 month	£475	Free*
* One free child per adult

The BritRail Pass - Ticketing & More Details
Britrail England Consecutive Pass Britrail England Flexible Pass Britrail Great Britain Consecutive Pass Britrail Great Flexible Pass

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