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Fare Types

• Adult
• Child: 5 - 15 years
  

This pass does not cover the London Underground.

Inclusions

• The Britrail London Plus Pass is valid for travel on the participating train operators services in the South East area of England surrounding London (a detailed map is available on the Britrail Ticket cover)
• The Boundary Stations of the London Plus Pass are: Harwich, Kings Lynn, Huntingdon, Bedford, Long Buckby, Stratford-upon-Avon, Worcester Foregate Street, Bedwyn, Salisbury, Bristol Temple Meads and Weymouth.
• Not valid on Great Western trains
• The Britrail London Plus Pass now includes 2 extra coupons valid on the Heathrow Express, Stansted Express or Gatwick Express
• Coupons do not need to be used on same airport express. Travel on the Airport Expresses does not use a day's travel on the Pass. Simply redeem the coupons for travel.

• Age 5 and under travel for free if not occupying a seat or bed.
• Ages 5-15 qualify for child fares (50% adult fare).
• Senior fare for passengers 60 years and over.
• Permanent residents of the UK are not eligible to purchase or use a Britrail London Plus Pass.
• Passes must be validated within 6 months of issue date.
• Passes are actual travel documents and do not need to be exchanged, and must be validated prior to boarding the first train.
• Any onward journey made outside the Britrail London Plus Pass area boundary must be paid in advance before boarding the relevant train i.e: a valid ticket must be purchased, otherwise penalty fees will be incurred.
• Reservation fees are an additional charge and not inclusive in the cost of the pass.
• 7:00pm rule does not apply.
• All passes are subject to a non-refundable Issuance Fee of AUD 10 / NZD 15 per pass.
  
  Comprehensive conditions of use can be found on the ticket cover.

• Britrail London Plus Pass must be presented unused and not validated for refund.
• A 25% cancellation fee plus GST (only in Australia) applies to totally unused and not validated passes returned within 6 months of issue date.
  
  Passes can not be replaced if lost or stolen. We recommend Pass Security with your order.

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F.A.Q Section
 
How do I use my Pass once I get to the UK?
Before boarding your first train in the UK, you must present your Pass and passport at a train station ticket window for validation. When it is presented a clerk will enter your passport number and the start and end validity dates. Do not enter the dates yourself as this is not permitted. When traveling on a flexible pass, after having your pass validated you must enter the travel date in ink yourself in the appropriate calendar box of your pass each day you travel.

What is the difference between a Consecutive days Pass and a flexi Pass?
A consecutive pass is valid for the number of days purchased. A 22 day pass is valid for 22 days in a row, you are not required to travel every day if you do not wish, however you will loose those days and no refund can be issued for unused days.

The flexi pass allows flexibility of traveling within a 2 month period, i.e. 4 days in two months allows you to travel any given 4 days within a 2 month period.

What constitutes a rail day?
For trains: A travel day is midnight to midnight.

A month on a pass is counted as a calendar month. For example, a pass that begins on October 15th, will expire at midnight on November 14th.