Raileasy Cashback Offers & Discounts

Save on train tickets and travel the country for less thanks to our great Raileasy cashback deals. The Raileasy booking engine is National Rail accredited and will help you find the cheapest or most flexible train ticket, wherever you are travelling to.

Advance bookings could save you up to 80%, while when you get your results, it defaults to show the lowest priced ticket available, even when two single tickets work out cheaper than a return, while their cheapest fare finder tool will allow you to check fares for any journey over a 12-hour time period if you are flexible about when you can travel.

You can purchase split tickets, as well as hotels through Booking.com, while you can visit Ireland by train and ferry or explore Europe by taking the Eurostar from London. Sign up to TopCashback using the form further down this page to see how much you could save today.

Find The Cheapest Tickets Throughout Europe

If you are looking for the best price and can be completely flexible with your travel times, Raileasy's real-time cheapest fare finder tool is just the thing for you. It will search over a much wider time frame to find cheaper tickets which are available at different times of the day. Just click the 'Advanced Options' tab when you are on the booking engine and select 'find the cheapest fares throughout the day'.

Whether you regularly travel to Europe for holidays with the children or on business, you can travel from London via Eurostar to destinations such as Paris, Brussels, Lyon and Barcelona through Voyages-sncf.com. Through the national train operating country in France, you can book high-speed and convenient rail travel throughout Europe. Plan your journey, book tickets and get all the information you will need about your destination thanks to their travel guides.

Raileasy Features

• Split Tickets

  Trainsplit.com, in association with Raileasy, aims to save you money on train tickets by using a booking engine system called split ticketing.

  This system works by amalgamating cheaper tickets along your route, but only if the journey stops en route. If you are travelling from Birmingham to Leeds, for instance, it may be cheaper to buy tickets from Birmingham to Derby, Derby to Sheffield and Sheffield to Leeds.

  While you will have a few more tickets in your pocket, you can make savings on advance and flexible tickets in first or standard class. This is completely legitimate and if there is a delay, all rail companies will allow you to travel on a later train.

• SailRail

  If you are travelling between the UK and Ireland, SailRail is the convenient, comfortable and affordable way to do it.

  Tickets can be booked from any National Rail station and journeys combine train travel with ferries from Holyhead, Stranraer or Fishguard to get you to your chosen destination of Dublin, Cork or Belfast.

  Trains are operated by Virgin, ScotRail and Arriva Trains Wales and ferry crossings by Irish Ferries and Stena Line. Tickets do not include the cost of transferring between the port and the city centre. Passengers can take any train on the date shown on the ticket, but must travel on the booked ferry crossing.

• Delivery

  When you purchase tickets, opting for Ticket on Departure (TOD) during the booking process is usually the quickest and most convenient way for you to receive your rail tickets.

  They will be ready to be picked up as soon as the booking is confirmed and they can be collected, free of charge, from any National Rail station which has ticket collection facilities.

  When you go to pick up your tickets, you will need your booking reference and the debit or credit card you paid with. If time allows, they can have your TOD tickets posted via first class or special delivery.

  Although they recommend TOD as the best method, should this not be an option, Raileasy suggest you choose special delivery in order to guarantee their safe arrival. If you select for your tickets to be sent to you in the post, you will not be able to change your mind and request for collection at the station.