BritRail England Pass

Great for traveling around

The BritRail England Pass is a useful pass when you are travelling extensively on the train system (e.g. York, Salisbury, Bath). We were also able to use this on the Heathrow Express train. The ticket is a QR code you scan at the ticket gates. Sometimes it did not scan and we had to go through the ticket gate agent.

I pity the locals who can't use this pass. This was a bit confusing to activate, but comes in extremely handy during my travels: most stations have QR code scanners, so do ticket-checking staff on the trains. I was anxious that problems might arise but they never did. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the pass includes local railways such as Merseyrail in Liverpool. In the end, just one of my several long-distance journeys alone was worth the price of the pass.

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The QR code is very convenient. You need to go to the counter and print it with a physical ticket. However, sometimes the gate is scanned to the red light, and the quarantine staff opens the door to enter. Beware that the BritRail England pass can only be in the range of England, and wales, Scotland (Edinburgh) can get there. I will definitely buy it next time! Because it is cheap and convenient.

Through kkday, I bought a flexible England pass for 8 days within 30 days. It was very convenient to activate it on my mobile phone on each day without any problems. One of the three people in my group was a teenager under the age of 16. According to regulations, each adult ticket can bring a child aged 5-15 (I also confirmed with kkday before departure); when actually using it, I did not encounter any problems in London. I showed it through the gate with station attendants (when passing through the gate without station attendants, two people would be stuck at the gate and it would not be suitable). In Birmingham, I was stopped by the station attendant. They felt that children could get discounts but not free tickets. Everyone should have a ticket. I needed to prove it. I had to find out the rules on the British ticket purchase website on the spot before they let me go. My family members living in the UK said: There are too many types of tickets in the British railway system. The station attendants can't figure it out. Even the supervisor didn't know when he came. He still had to see the rules I found out. It was a bit incredible. Therefore, it is recommended that those who have this need save the link to the rules webpage and take a screenshot of the rules for reference, so that you don't have to look it up temporarily.

I bought a 4-day train pass for a month. After activating it, I activated one each day when I needed it and it was immediately available. It was very convenient.

I used it almost every day because I was based outside of London. Even if my plans changed, I was able to use this ticket, so I recommend it to anyone based outside of London!

The pass is no problem 👍🏻 Also very convenient is some shift accidents! Delate is normal. Wait a minute it will cancel it 🥶, then you think about it yourself. Fortunately, I bought a pass, so I don't need to buy a ticket or get a refund! Both train companies are available. If there is a car to shower is to find a seat is more troublesome 😅

After arriving at the train station, you can enter the station by scanning the QR code. It is very convenient and fast👍🏻