TrainPal is a rail-tech app and website covering UK and European train travel, including Eurostar. Alongside standard tickets it sells Railcards, coach and flight bookings, airport transfer tickets (Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted Express) and international rail passes for trips further afield.
Its split-ticketing technology automatically finds cheaper fare combinations for the same journey, and the app charges no booking fees. It suits commuters, students, families and anyone who wants the cheapest fare without doing the split-ticket maths themselves – especially with our TrainPal discount codes applied at checkout.
16 and 17 year olds can save 50% on train fares with the TrainPal 16-17 Saver Railcard. The discount is built into our link, so there’s no code to enter – just click through and book.
A £20 off-peak fare drops to around £10 with the 16-17 Saver Railcard’s 50% discount applied through TrainPal.
This offer is for 16 and 17 year olds who hold, or are applying for, a 16-17 Saver Railcard. You’ll need proof of age or an existing Railcard when travelling, as required by the Railcard scheme.
No. The 50% saving is applied automatically through our link, so there’s no code to copy or enter at checkout.
It’s for 16 and 17 year olds travelling on eligible rail journeys in the UK.
It gives 50% off most adult fares, roughly double the saving of the standard 16-25 Railcard.
Yes – TrainPal’s split-ticket tool can combine with your Railcard discount to bring the price down further.
There’s no separate NHS route for the 16-17 Saver Railcard itself, since it’s an age-based discount. NHS staff travelling with TrainPal more generally can still check our full TrainPal discount codes page for the latest railcard and ticket offers available to them.
Students aged 16-17 get more from this Railcard than general student schemes like Student Beans or UNiDAYS, since it halves fares outright rather than knocking off a smaller percentage. Once you turn 18, switching to the 16-25 Railcard keeps a third off most fares going.
