Experience the train with BritRail
Published on January 5th, 2009.
Rail Passes Allow Travelling Flexibility
The best part of having a rail pass when travelling in Britain is the flexibility it permits. With so many cities and towns that are must-sees on your itinerary, the ability to jump on and off the train at your discretion is key to fitting them all in. It’s also nice to have the freedom to stay a few more days in your favorite city or move to the next destination with new found friends. Having endless options on vacation is always much appreciated!
Another aspect of a rail pass’ flexibility is that you can select the one that best suits your budget and schedule. For example a BritRail Flexipass is best for non consecutive days of rail travel, whereas the BritRail Consecutive Pass is best for a number of consecutive travel days.
In addition, there’s a variety of validities depending on the pass. Select 4, 8, or 15 days of travel in a 2 month period with the BritRail Flexipass or 4, 8, 15, 22 or 1 month with the BritRail Consecutive Pass. Please note that European residents also have access to 2 and 3 day validities for quick weekend jaunts to the UK.
The options don’t end there of course…there is a total of 8 BritRail Passes to choose from depending on the countries you would like to visit. First decide which cities you want to visit in Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland and then find the pass that’s a perfect match. Choose from the following passes:
BritRail FlexiPass
BritRail Consecutive Pass
BritRail England FlexiPass
BritRail Pass + Ireland
BritRail London Plus Pass
BritRail Central Scotland Pass
BritRail Scottish Freedom Pass
BritRail England Consecutive Pass
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