ScotRail Season Tickets: Unlock cheaper, unlimited travel

A Season Ticket on ScotRail lets you travel back and forth between 2 stations on the network as much as you please during a fixed period of time. Whether it's Stirling to Edinburgh or Paisley to Glasgow, you choose the stations and select how long you want the Season Ticket for – usually a week, month or year.

Thanks to the flexibility and savings, Season Tickets are popular among commuters, students and even football fans who travel regularly on ScotRail's trains.

Find out more about Season Tickets and purchase yours today.

• Huge savings compared to buying individual tickets – Season Ticket holders save at least 20% on rail fare.
• Unlimited journeys on your chosen route in Scotland - 10 trips or 50 cost exactly the same.
• Unrestricted travel times – you're free to board whenever you want, peak or off-peak, weekday or weekend.
• Minimal commitment – Season Tickets are available for periods as short as a week.
• No queueing for the ticket machines – with a Season Ticket, you skip the line and hop straight on the train.
• Easy one-off payment – you won't have to worry about buying tickets or paying booking fees each time.

ScotRail Flexi Season Tickets

This flexible option is worth it if you travel on ScotRail at least 2 days a week. It gives you unrestricted travel on any 8 days across a 28-day period and only starts when you take your first trip. You then choose which days you travel for the remaining time. A ScotRail Flexi Season Ticket is perfect if you're a hybrid worker or have irregular shift patterns.

ScotRail weekly Season Tickets

The ScotRail weekly Season Ticket – as the name suggests – grants you unlimited travel across the network for a week-long period. Best of all, with just 3 train journeys during the 7-day period, you'll save around 20% (there's no need to travel every day). The weekly ticket works well if you're trying out a new job in Glasgow or attending a training course in Edinburgh.

ScotRail monthly Season Tickets

If you know you'll be travelling on the same ScotRail route at least 3 times per week for a month, then consider a monthly Season Ticket. It works out cheaper than buying 4 weekly passes, and you'll benefit from free, limitless train travel between your chosen stations for an entire month. This is a good option if you travel if you prefer to pay month-by-month for your travel.

ScotRail annual Season Tickets

With the annual pass, you could save hundreds of pounds per year on your commute. This works for both on-site and hybrid workers, as you only need to travel 3 days a week to see the discounts. The savings are substantial, too. With an annual Season Ticket instead of the monthly, you'll get about 1.5 months of free travel. Best of all, you can often get a refund.

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Keen to save on your ScotRail fares but unsure about which Season Tickets work best for you? Well, you're not the only one – with so much choice, it can be tricky to get your head around all the options.

That's why National Rail has put together a handy calculator that tells you which Season Ticket saves you the most. All you have to do is enter your travel plans and it'll do all the maths for you.

Check out the National Rail Season Ticket Calculator.

Buying your ScotRail Season Ticket takes just a few quick and easy clicks on Trip.com. Visit our dedicated Season Tickets page to get started.

Enter your "from" and "to" stations into the search bar, pick your preferred duration and then hit search. Within moments, it'll list all the options available, along with costs, routes and fare conditions. It's so easy that you don't even have to select ScotRail – the system works it out for you and will issue your ticket to the correct operator – in this case ScotRail – automatically.

ScotRail is the main train company for services across Scotland's railways, connecting major cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, as well as smaller towns and rural communities in between. On certain routes, there may be other operators, too. If that's the case for your chosen stations, you'll usually be able to use a ScotRail Season Ticket to travel on different services.

Luckily, all this information is transparent and easy to understand on Trip.com.

Thanks to its vast network across the region, you can travel between pretty much any 2 stations in Scotland with a ScotRail Season Ticket - from the Central Belt cities through to Highland destinations and towns along the coast.

Here's just some of the most popular routes for a ScotRail Season Ticket:

• Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley
• Edinburgh Waverley to Dunblane
• Aberdeen to Inverurie
• Dundee to Arbroath

Find out if ScotRail covers your route on our dedicated ScotRail page.

Use the Trip.com app or website to request a refund for your ScotRail Season Ticket. You'll be delighted to know that most rail passes are refundable, and you'll typically get back the unused portion of your ticket. For example, if you pay £1,200 for an annual pass but request a refund after 6 months, you'd get back £600.

Some admin fees may apply, and certain tickets may have different conditions, so be sure to glance over the small print before you buy.

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