Free Shipping to The USA, Canada and Europe
Published on May 7th, 2010.
With the Rail Safeguard Plan Plus
ACP Rail has launched a new package to ensure travelers are protected if they lose or get their rail pass stolen, plus get a few extras such as free shipping to clients in The USA, Canada and Europe.
New Rail Safeguard Plan Plus
- The Rail Pass Safeguard Plan for lost or stolen passes *
- Free regular shipping (for clients of the US, Canada and Europe)
- Maps, timetables and travelers guide (if applicable to the product purchased)
- Complimentary ACP Rail/BritRail phone card worth $5 and 5 free minutes of International long distance
- Automatically be entered into ACP Rail’s draw for a rail holiday in Australia**
*ACP Rail will reimburse the holder(s) named on the rail pass or ticket, in case of theft or accidental loss of the rail pass or ticket. Each claim is reimbursed for the unused value at the time of theft or loss subject to exclusions, conditions and limitations. Please consult FAQ’s for further details on the Rail Pass Safeguard Plan.
** You can also enter for a chance to win at www.acprail.com/entry-form as no purchase is necessary.
Filled under BritRail Discounts.
14 Comments
angela on May 17th, 2010
We would ship your order by FEDEX which typically takes a few days to receive.
Unfortunately we can only issue the actual physical ticket which we would have to send to you prior to your departure for the UK.
b k tripathi on May 17th, 2010
i wish to travel from london to blackpool, plz guide me as to what type of pass should i go for, whether it can be purchased in n delhi, india
if not what is the time and charges required to be sent to my place.
thanks
angela on May 17th, 2010
To choose your pass, BritRail’s Trip Planner is a great tool http://www.britrail.com/plan-a-trip. The BritRail England Pass includes travel from London to Blackpool.
Unfortunately we can only issue the actual physical pass that we would need to send to you prior to your departure for the UK. Shipping time and charges ultimately depends on the shipping option you select on our website during the check-out process.
Please email info@acprail.com if you have any further questions.
t w on May 26th, 2010
How much is the shipping fee to Australia and how long does it take to receive them of we buy on this website?
angela on May 26th, 2010
From our distribution center in Australia, regular shipping is 10 AUD and it takes up to 7 business days. Priority shipping is 25 AUD and it takes up to 5 business days.
favorov on June 16th, 2010
Trying to order BritRail pass to Russia, I am offered two shipping options: free Normal (up to 5 days) and EUR15 Priority (2 days). Knowing the average time of mail delivery from US to Russia it seems too quick to be anywhere near reality. Or do you send them from Russia proper? Or does “priority” means Fedex?
angela on June 16th, 2010
We have a distribution facility in London. If you require it soon I suggest you select the priority option as it is a traceable courier service, similar to FedEx.
Federico on July 9th, 2010
Is it possible to buy BritRail Pass in England or it is only available on this website?
angela on July 9th, 2010
Hi Federico,
BritRail Passes are only available to international travelers so it is not possible to buy your pass in England.
Batmannw on July 22nd, 2010
Planning to visit England next month. Arriving Gatwick. Staying in London near Paddington station. Plan to go to Canterbury and Dover. What is best rail option? Can we order online and get pass at Gatwick upon arrival?
angela on July 27th, 2010
Hello,
Your best rail option is the BritRail London Plus Pass.
Please note we would have to send your pass prior to your departure for the UK.
William on August 4th, 2010
Hello,
I am traveling to the UK in the fall with my wife, and kids, 6 and 11. I need to travel to Luton and Hemel Hempstead for the first 6 days and mainly London sightseeing for the for the other 7. What are my best option(s)?
William on August 4th, 2010
I should have added my hotel is in London for the length of my stay.
vaishali on May 16th, 2010
I am scheduled to travel to London this week and would be procuring the passes online. Please guide the collection process. Will they be available at the airport, train staion or the print out from my computer suffice to use it?
Thank you.