Buy cheap UK train tickets, up to 80% off
Unused advance tickets sold by other travellers whose plans changed. Not sure of your route? Browse by station →
Every ticket checked before listing
Our team reviews each one against National Rail rules
Payment held until after your journey
Released to the seller only once you've travelled
Buyer protection
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Common questions
How much cheaper are tickets here than buying direct?
Sellers set their own price, but it must be below what they originally paid. Most are 20–60% cheaper than face value. Last-minute listings tend to have the biggest discounts. How ticket pricing works →
How do I know the ticket is real?
Every ticket is checked by our team before it's listed. We only accept tickets that can legally be passed to another traveller under National Rail rules. If a ticket fails at the barrier and it's our fault, you get a full refund. More on buyer protection →
How does payment work?
You pay by card. We hold your payment securely until after your journey completes, then release it to the seller. Your money is protected throughout.
What if I need a refund?
Like any advance ticket, sales are final if your plans change. If the train is cancelled by the operator, standard National Rail refund rights apply. If there's a problem with the ticket itself, contact us and we'll sort it. Contact support →
Who's selling these tickets?
Regular passengers who bought in advance then couldn't travel — people whose meetings got cancelled, who got sick, or whose plans changed at the last minute. Not resellers. Got an unused ticket? Sell it here →
Where can I buy train tickets online in the UK?
Directly from an operator's own site or app, through a retailer like Trainline, or here on SaveMyFare, where every listing is an already-purchased ticket being resold below face value rather than a fresh fare.