We've finally brought support for searching with multiple Railcards to TrainSplit.
Travelling with a mix of Railcards has always been awkward. One person has a 16–25, someone else has a Two Together, someone has nothing at all… and suddenly working out the right tickets becomes more effort than it should be. So we’ve fixed it.
What’s changed
You can now search for journeys using multiple Railcards in a single booking, while still getting the benefit of split tickets.
Up to three different Railcards can be applied across passengers, and we’ll apply the appropriate discounts across the tickets in your booking.
No need to split the journey manually. No need to guess which tickets apply to who. It just handles it.
Why this matters
On the surface, it sounds simple. In reality, it’s not.
Each Railcard has its own rules. Split tickets break journeys into multiple parts. Then you’ve got different passengers, different eligibility, and different combinations of fares.
Getting that right consistently across multiple passengers and different Railcard types is where things usually become complicated.
This is where we do the heavy lifting.
A real example
Say you’re travelling as a group of three: two of you have a Two Together Railcard, and one person doesn’t have a Railcard
Previously, you had to either ignore the Railcard for part of the journey, or book each passenger separately, leading to multiple emails and a higher chance for mistakes to be made.
Now, you can specify all of this upfront, and TrainSplit will handle the different Railcard discounts within a single booking.
We'll also tell you exactly what tickets we are selling you and which Railcards are applied to which tickets, so there's no guesswork required.
Everything else stays the same
You still get:
- split ticket savings across your journey
- seat selection across operators
- tickets grouped clearly, even when split
And thanks to all the seats being booked at once, you're more likely to be allocated seats together.
The bottom line
If you travel with friends, family, or anyone with a different Railcard setup, this removes one of the biggest bits of friction.
No workarounds.
No second guessing.
Just the right tickets, without the hassle.
Keep everything in one place
Buying a Railcard shouldn’t slow you down. With TrainSplit, you can get a digital Railcard instantly and keep it ready in the app when you travel.
No printing. No digging through emails. Just open the app and go.
Give it a try
If you’ve ever thought “this could be cheaper”, you were probably right.
Now it is. Why not give it a try on your next journey?
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use multiple Railcards in one booking?
Yes. TrainSplit allows you to apply up to three different Railcards across passengers in a single booking, automatically applying the appropriate discounts.
How does TrainSplit handle different Railcards?
TrainSplit applies each Railcard where it is valid for the relevant passenger and ticket.
Do I still get split tickets with multiple Railcards?
Yes. Split tickets remain available where applicable, and Railcard discounts are applied where valid for each passenger.
How many Railcards can I use in one search?
You can use up to three different Railcards across passengers in a single search.
Do I need to split tickets manually?
No. TrainSplit automatically handles the application of different Railcards within a single booking.
Can I see how the Railcards are applied?
Yes. You'll be shown how Railcards are applied within the booking and which tickets they apply to.
Does this work for group travel?
Yes. This feature is ideal for groups where passengers have different Railcards or where some passengers do not hold a Railcard.
Is the feature available on mobile apps?
Yes. Multiple Railcards is available on TrainSplit across both the website and mobile apps.
Do I need to carry my Railcard when travelling?
Yes. You must carry any Railcard used in your booking, as railway staff may ask to see it during ticket checks.