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Annual Train Tickets

An Annual train ticket offers you the best value, working out at up to 12 weeks’ travel for free. That’s a saving of almost 25% compared to buying Weekly tickets. In fact, you can find out how much cash you’ll claw back by using this handy season ticket calculator, it could add up to £100s.

Key benefits of an Annual Train tickets

12 weeks' free travel

You’ll enjoy 12 weeks’ free travel compared to buying Weekly tickets

Annual Gold Card

You get an Annual Gold Card for more travel perks

London Zones Travelcard

You can add a London Zones Travelcard to your Annual Season ticket for both paper tickets and on Smartcards. Yes you can tap in/out on oyster readers with Smartcards.

How It Works

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Buy online using a Smartcard. Or, complete a Season ticket application form (available at stations).

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Our staff will issue you your Annual Season ticket along with a photocard to accompany it.

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Or forget all that and buy your Annual Season online and load onto a c2c Smartcard. Your Smartcard comes complete with your own photo so no need to take extra ID)

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Annual Train Ticket Comparison

Annual Train Tickets Monthly & custom-length season tickets Weekly Travelcard Daily tickets Flexi Season tickets
Best for
Biggest Savings Term-time travelling or ad-hoc work contracts best Regular commuters Impromptu train travel - for meetings or interviews Commuting 2 or 3 days a week
Available on Smartcard
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Smartcard required
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Goldcard Benefits
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Cheaper than daily tickets
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FAQs connected to Annual train tickets

  1. 1. I no longer need my Weekly or Monthly Season ticket; will I receive a refund? products-faq-angle-arrow.svg products-faq-angle-arrow-purple.svg

    If you stop travelling and no longer need your Season Ticket, you can hand it to the ticket office where you bought it. Any refund is calculated from the date the Season Ticket was handed in and will be the difference between the price you paid and the cost of a ticket or tickets for the period for which you have actually used the ticket. An administration charge (see admin charges below) will also be deducted from the refund amount. There must be at least seven days remaining on a Monthly Season Ticket to obtain a refund. If you have any queries please contact our Customer Relations Team. For more information about ticketing please see here  
  2. 2. I’m moving house or changing jobs and will be travelling from a different station, can I change my Season Ticket? products-faq-angle-arrow.svg products-faq-angle-arrow-purple.svg

    If you move house or change your place of work, you may apply to exchange any Season ticket - as long as there is a month or more remaining - for one with the same expiry date for your new journey. This is called a changeover. You may apply for a changeover at any rail ticket office (preferably one relevant to the new journey), a few days in advance of the date of the change. Any additional charge or refund will be based on the ticket prices at the time the original Season ticket was bought, pro rata to the periods before and after the changeover. No administration charge is made. Any ticket that has already been exchanged in this way may be accepted for further exchanges, if necessary.
  3. 3. Can I pay by company cheque? products-faq-angle-arrow.svg products-faq-angle-arrow-purple.svg

    Of course! Business cheques should be made payable to ‘Trenitalia c2c Limited’ (excluding those where the signatory is ‘Trading As’, ‘T/As’ or any other derivatives), subject to the following conditions below.
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