Do you travel with LNER on a regular basis? You may be interested in a LNER Season Ticket to unlock unlimited travel and help you save money. Check out our guide below which breaks down what LNER Season Tickets are, the different types and how to buy yours.
What is a LNER Season Ticket?
A LNER Season Ticket allows for unlimited travel between two set stations on LNER services. This means you can travel at any time on any day as many times as you like. These tickets are ideal for regular commuters and can be purchased for different time frames, including Weekly, Monthly, Annual and Flexi (twice per week).
Find out more about Season Tickets and purchase yours today here.
Why get a LNER Season Ticket?
- You receive unlimited travel between two stations of your choice on LNER services, meaning you can make the journey as many times as you want on that given day.
- You’ll save money on your commute compared to buying a return ticket or two single tickets each day.
- Season Tickets allow you to travel at any time of day, even peak hours, offering the same flexibility as Anytime tickets. This includes weekends and holidays!
- You can customise how long you’d like your LNER Season Ticket to cover, including a Flexi option which means you start making savings when you travel up to 8 times within 28 days (or roughly twice a week - perfect for hybrid workers).
- No more queueing at ticket offices means you’ll save time on your journey
Types of LNER Season Tickets
LNER Flexi Season tickets
If you’re only travelling between your two chosen stations twice a week (if you’re a hybrid worker that occasionally commutes into the office, for example), then the Flexi Season Ticket is your best bet. Gain unlimited travel for eight days within a 28-day period and see the savings.
LNER Weekly Season Tickets
For those travelling three or more days a week, the LNER Weekly Season Ticket allows for seven days of unlimited travel between the two stations you choose and allocate to the ticket - a much cheaper alternative to buying multiple tickets across the week.
LNER Monthly Season Tickets
If you’re travelling on the same route for more than a single week, the LNER Monthly Season ticket could be the answer. With this Season Ticket, you’re allowed to travel between your two allotted stations as many times as you want within a full calendar month. This option is ultimately more affordable than purchasing four separate Weekly Season Tickets.
LNER Custom Season tickets
For those looking for something between the Monthly and Annual Season Tickets, we recommend the Custom Season Tickets. Choose to add extra days or months as you please and enjoy the same discounted rate.
LNER Annual Season Tickets
Travelling between the same two stations consistently throughout the year? The LNER Annual Season Ticket is the one for you. Opting for the Annual Pass is far cheaper than purchasing twelve separate Monthly Season Tickets across the year.
Which LNER Season Ticket is best for me?
Great question! If you’re still struggling to work out which LNER Season Ticket would be best for you, National Rail have this super helpful tool where you input your travelling habits and it will tell you which is your ideal fit.
Check out the National Rail Season Ticket Calculator here.
How to buy LNER Season Tickets
You can find out how to buy LNER Season Tickets on our dedicated Season Tickets page.
Simply choose the type of Season Ticket you want (Flexi, Weekly, Monthly, Annual, Custom), select the two stations you would like to travel between and click Search. You’ll be presented with a number of options - click the one that best suits you and proceed to the Purchase page.
Find out more about Season Tickets or purchase yours today here.
Note that if you purchase your Season Ticket with Trip.com, you won’t necessarily need to specify you want a LNER Season Ticket. Instead, you will be buying your Season Ticket based on the two stations you intend to travel between - if it happens to be a route provided by LNER, then it the Season Ticket will be issued by them.
The London North Eastern Railway (LNER) runs trains on the East Coast mainline from London King's Cross to Edinburgh, and other destinations. Key destinations include Edinburgh, Leeds, Harrogate, York, Hull, Newcastle, Glasgow, Inverness, and Aberdeen.
Popular LNER Season Ticket routes
You may want to consider a LNER Season Ticket if you regularly travel on any of these routes: