British Rail Passes
for American residents

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British Rail Passes
BritRail Pass 'n Drive
Great British Heritage Pass
BritRail London Plus Pass
BritRail Scottish Freedom Pass
BritRail Pass + Ireland
Discounts: BritRail Senior Passes
Discounts: BritRail Youth Passes


All British Rail products for American travelers


British Rail Passes

Great Britain map BritRail Consecutive Pass

BritRail Consecutive Pass

takes you anywhere in England, Scotland and Wales. You can hop on and off the trains as much as you like.
From Loch Ness to Stonehenge, from Oxford to Cambridge, from the famous Kyle of Lochalsh to Stratford-upon-Avon, from downtown London to Windsor Castle, you can go anywhere in the whole of Great Britain.
You get various choices of duration of unlimited travel on the British rail networks, from a few days up to 1 month.
It can also be used for Heathrow Express rail service between London Heathrow Airport and Paddington Station, Gatwick Express rail service between London Gatwick Airport and Victoria Station, and Stansted Express rail service between London Stansted Airport and Liverpool Street station.
There are also special discounted versions of the BritRail Consecutive Pass:

The BritRail Family Pass is for families traveling together, and it allows one child 5-15 years of age to travel free with each adult or senior pass. And the Pass is free.



Alternatively, if you wish to travel only in England, the

BritRail England Consecutive Pass

gives you the same benefits as described above and offers unlimited travel on the rail networks of England.
It also has its own special discounted versions for youth, senior travelers and parties.



Traveling all over Great Britain by train BritRail Flexipass

BritRail Flexipass

allows you to travel throughout Britain at a leisurely pace and, if you like, stop for extended periods between journeys.
You can travel the width and breadth of England, Scotland and Wales, enjoying breathtaking views of rolling countrysides, incredible castles and bustling cities. You might even get a glimpse of Nessie, the infamous Loch Ness monster.
You get various choices of duration of unlimited travel in a 2-month period on the British rail networks.
It can also be used for Heathrow Express rail service, Gatwick Express rail service and Stansted Express rail service, all three connecting central London to London international airports.

There are also special discounted versions of the BritRail Flexipass:


Alternatively, if you wish to travel only in England, the

BritRail England Flexipass

gives you the same advantages as described above and offers unlimited travel on the rail networks of England.
It also has its own special discounted versions for youth, senior travelers and parties.



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BritRail Pass 'n Drive: rail & car pass for Americans

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BritRail Pass 'n Drive

combines rail travel with the freedom of car travel at one affordable price.
It provides the best of both worlds: fast and comfortable BritRail trains for long hauls, and the freedom of a Hertz car to explore the beauty of the British countryside.

You get:


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Great British Heritage Pass

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Great British Heritage Pass

gives you both free rail travel and entry to over 600 of Britain's public and privately-owned historic properties.
This pass gives you admission to the best castles, palaces and historical monuments in the UK.
They include in London: St. Paul’s, Tower Bridge, Kensington Palace State Apartments and Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection, Hampton Court Palace, Royal Mews, The Banqueting House, Wellington Arch, HM Tower of London (50% discount), Chapter House, Jewel Tower.
In Scotland: Edinburgh Castle, Glamis Castle, Palace of Holyroodhouse, St. Andrews Cathedral, Stirling Castle, Urquhart Castle.
In England's North Country: Castle Howard, Fountains Abbey.
In Central England: Shakespeare's wife Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Shakespeare's Birthplace, Shugborough Hall, Warwick Castle.
In the South of England: Sissinghurst Garden, Blenheim Palace, Roman Spa Baths and Pump Room in Bath, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle.
Wherever you go in Britain, you are always within easy reach of some interesting buildings of long history and great beauty: from fairy-tale castles to breathtaking stately homes and gardens, from royal palaces to medieval manor houses.
The Great British Heritage Pass, in addition, gives you free rail transport in Britain for its duration, and The Great British Heritage Pass Gazetteer, a free guide to the properties with colorful maps and essential information.
You get various choices of duration of unlimited travel on the British rail networks, from a few days up to 1 month.


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BritRail London Plus Pass

Windsor Castle - England

BritRail London Plus Pass

covers southeast England.
This pass offers unlimited travel throughout the Southeast of England, a large area going from the East Anglia to the West Country and including London and places like the white cliffs of Dover, Windsor Castle (pictured right), Salisbury with one of the finest medieval cathedrals in Britain, historic cathedral cities such as Canterbury and Winchester (the old capital of England), the fashionable seaside resort of Brighton on the English Channel or the sandy beach resort of Southend-on-Sea in the Thames estuary with the longest pleasure pier in the world, Arundel with its ancient castle, South Coast ports like Portsmouth and Southampton or world-famous university cities like Oxford and Cambridge, to name only a few.

Map of South-East England You get various choices of duration of unlimited travel.
Travel days may be used consecutively or non-consecutively.

There are also special discounted versions of the BritRail London Plus Pass :



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BritRail Scottish Freedom Pass

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BritRail Scottish Freedom Pass

gives you travel by rail in Scotland plus ferries to the Scottish Islands.
Enjoy the length and breadth of this very beautiful country. Explore the Scottish Highlands, where legends were made, the cities of Scotland, and its famed coastlines.
You get various choices of duration of unlimited rail travel, transportation on all Caledonian MacBrayne and Strathclyde ferries to the islands, discounts on some P & O ferry routes, on certain CityLink coach services and Guide Friday Tours, complimentary pack of timetables, travel on the Glasgow Underground.
Travel dates may be used consecutively or non-consecutively.



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BritRail Pass + Ireland

Irish countryside

BritRail Pass + Ireland

gives you unlimited rail travel in Britain and Ireland, and Irish Sea crossings to explore the wonders of Ireland.
Visit exciting cities like London, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Dublin, explore the green countryside of the Emerald Isle or choose less traveled routes including Irish attractions such as Cork and the Mountains of Mourne with a single pass combining England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland: the whole of the British Isles.
You get various choices of duration of unlimited rail travel, round trip Stena Line or Irish Ferries seacrossing between Britain and Ireland, between Stranraer and Belfast, Holyhead and Dublin Port, or Dun Laoghaire or Fishguard and Rosslare, via ship or high speed catamaran.
The Pass includes Gatwick Express, Heathrow Express, Stansted Express and Thames link trains.
You have 1 month for your travel.



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Discounts: BritRail Senior Passes

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Senior Passes

are for Americans 60 years of age and over traveling throughout Europe, including Britain, and allow senior travelers to take advantage of great savings.

BritRail Senior Passes:


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Discounts: BritRail Youth Passes

BritRail Youth Passes give discounts

Youth Passes

are for Americans under 26 years of age traveling throughout Europe, including Britain, and let young travelers take advantage of great savings.

BritRail Youth Passes:


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