Download any BritRail England Flexible or Consecutive Pass directly to your phone and save on the shipping cost. With the M-Pass there’s no need to wait in the ticket line, simply scan the barcode and you can enter the train platform. This pass can also be printed in the PDF format in case of loss or theft. M-Passes are not eligible for the Saver discount. One free seat reservation is included with each Flexible M-Pass purchase.
If your focus falls on England, home to nine distinct regions including London, this pass will make it possible to include all the major attractions and cities on your itinerary. Hop on and off the trains as you wish!
You can buy a BritRail pass if you are not a UK resident.
Customers can select a first date of travel that is up to 11 months from the purchase date.
*Please note that discounts cannot be coupled with other discounts, only one discount per pass
If a paper pass is selected, this pass is printed on official railway ticket paper that will be shipped to you. You can select from the available shipping options during checkout. Please allow sufficient time to receive your pass before your departure
If an M-Pass is selected, an email with an activation link will be sent. When you are ready to use the M-Pass, click the link to select your first day of use or travel dates. After you have completed the check-in, you will be able to download your M-Pass.
A seat reservation is optional but recommended in order to guarantee a seat on a specific train and time. Reserve a seat.
Note: Passengers who wish to upgrade a Standard Class BritRail Pass to First Class will need to pay the difference in excess between the Standard and First Class Ordinary Fare for the leg of the journey that has not been taken. This may be paid at the ticket office before boarding the train or to the ticket inspector on the train.
4.55out of5Value  5.00 User Friendliness  4.00 Experience 4.00 Comfort 4.00 Service 4.00 | Jane BellJune 13, 2018 Very pleased with the rail pass (2nd time i have used one). I was lucky enough to get a free day added because of the Royal Wedding so was able to travel the length of England in First class for a very reasonable price. Thoroughly recommend. Share this review:    |
Value 5.00 User Friendliness 5.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 5.00 | BillJune 09, 2018 The BritRailPass was the perfect thing for my wife and I while traveling in England in May. The Flexi pass allowed us to hop and on the trains, without lining up for tickets, without reservations, and we had no difficulties using the tickets anywhere.
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Value 5.00 User Friendliness 5.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 5.00 | ElaineJune 05, 2018 We had an 8-day continuous pass and once we verified our passes with a starting date, these passes we simple, easy and seemless. At one point we even used it several times in one day. Train times were great and we never had an issue getting a seat. Wouldn't do it any other way. Highly recommended. Share this review: |
Value 5.00 User Friendliness 5.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 5.00 | Jonathan TudgeJune 02, 2018 I was really impressed--I bought a first-class ticket and it was extremely good value. It didn't cost much more than a regular ticket, but the seats, service food and drink made it a whole lot more comfortable. Admittedly, I got my full value by travelling quite a lot during my 8 days--Heathrow to Cambridge, then to Reston (Notts), across the Penines to Preston, to the lakes and Carlisle, down pretty much as far as one can go, to Romney Marsh, and from there to Oxford. Just getting a regular return ticket between Carlisle and Romney Marsh would have cost about the same as my entire pass, if I'd tried buying on the same day. In other words, if you're planning on travelling quite far during your 8 days it's excellent value for money.
The best trains I was on were Virgin trains--excellent service and very comfortable indeed. Share this review: |
Value 5.00 User Friendliness 4.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 5.00 | Harold LakeMay 30, 2018 We used our 3 day rail pass in May 2018. We went first class from London to York and for the extra money it was worth it. Easy to get on the train to assigned seats and coffee etc. was offered during the trip. Boy was it fast compared to Canadian Trains. But the hostess said she had never seen a pass like the one we had. York to Liverpool the trains was packed but we had seats. Made the mistake of travelling when there was football match at Manchester going on. Nobody entered the date of the pass saying it was our second trip so we did. Just had to show the pass to get out of the station. Liverpool to London we found out which carriages were 3rd class so we got seats again and the train was fairly full. The conductor looked at the pass but that is all. Again no one put in the date of this trip on the pass either so we did. The pass was only good for the month. As mentioned all 3 different company trains were very fast and the seats were very comfortable.
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Value 4.00 User Friendliness 5.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 5.00 | David ArnottMay 20, 2018 Rail travel in UK is expensive, particularly if you want the flexibility of last minute rail travel decisions. My wife and I used an 8 day flexible pass and were pleased that it included the Heathrow and Gatwick express. We had 10 days of train travel and selected the least expensive legs to pay for directly. Being able to include multiple train journeys in one day and just show the paper pass at the train station gate meant that we were able to pay for the most of the train journeys before departing Australia. The London underground is not included so I suggest purchasing an Oystercard at 5GBP and adding around 20GBP to start with. We were able to recoup the balance at Heathrow station when we left. I found for the train journeys we did to see large parts of southern England the Rail Pass was value for money as we had flexibility of last minute decisions on train times.
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Value 5.00 User Friendliness 5.00 Experience 4.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 4.00 | Gilbert FuldJanuary 11, 2018 Used in early December 2017. Pass was very easy to use. Although I could have kept it on my cell phone, I did make a paper copy and used it. No problems with it being accepted readily by conductors on the trains or in showing it to pass through exit gates. Only problem was when I tried several days ahead of time to obtain seat reservations on a Sunday London-York trip. I was told that I could not get them, and thus we had to run and barely found seats in a sold-out first class. I don't know if we saved any money by having a pass. But it did allow us the flexibility to change our original travel plans at no extra cost when faced with a strike and bad weather.
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Value 4.00 User Friendliness  3.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 4.00 | John BentonDecember 30, 2017 Top marks for convenience! An excellent way to see the UK! I used the Mobile Pass, a new product. As a result, the rail system was surprisingly not technically programmed to scan the pass most of the time. Some rail employees had never seen the Britrail mobile pass before. This caused some inconvenience. Overall, however, I would not hesitate to use this excellent product again.
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Value 4.00 User Friendliness  1.00 Experience 1.00 Comfort 3.00 Service 3.00 | Elizabeth StroudNovember 19, 2017 This review is specifically for the BRITRAIL ENGLAND CONSECUTIVE M-PASS. I found the mobile pass to be incredibly inconvenient. Most train stations I visited did not have gates where my mobile pass could be scanned directly from my phone. Instead I had to show it to attendants who did not understand what it was and why it was on my phone. Almost nobody seemed aware that the M-pass was an option for Britrail. I was told that I had to go actually buy a train ticket in one instance because just showing the pass on my phone wasn't a ticket. They did not understand that it was the same as a normal paper Britrail pass. I spent time at nearly each station and on each train explaining that it was simply a mobile version of the paper Britrail pass. This took away from my enjoyment of my trip and nearly caused me to miss a train when one of the attendants had to go speak with a supervisor to confirm that the pass was valid. I feel that information about this pass was very poorly rolled out to train stations in the UK. For future trips, I think I'll just stick with the paper pass and pay the shipping costs.
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Value 5.00 User Friendliness 5.00 Experience 5.00 Comfort 5.00 Service 5.00 | Linda MurrayNovember 13, 2017 This is my favourite way to travel every time I go to England. Using a rail pass is so convenient. There is no standing in line for a ticket. You can easily make a reservation if you choose and it is often advisable to do this during peak season. You can use it as many times as you wish during the period you purchased. If you change your mind mid-trip, there are no concerns because you can get on and off as you wish. If your plan is to do a lot of travelling, you cannot beat the price of BritRail ticket. Share this review: |
