A railcard that gives disabled people and one adult companion a third off most rail fares in Great Britain.
Many people who are entitled to support never claim it. Check who qualifies, how much you could get and how to make your claim through the official channel.
The rules depend on where you live in the UK and on your household’s circumstances.
What Disabled Persons Railcard offers
- Companion discount: One adult travelling with you also gets a third off.
- No time restrictions: Can be used at any time of day.
- Oyster discounts: Can be loaded onto an Oyster card for some London fares.
- Digital or plastic: Available as a digital or physical card.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Who can get it | People with a qualifying disability, such as receiving PIP, DLA or Attendance Allowance, or with a visual or hearing impairment |
| Discount | 1/3 off most rail fares for you and one adult companion |
| Cost | £20 for 1 year or £54 for 3 years |
| How to apply | Online through the Disabled Persons Railcard website |
Key points
Companion discount: One adult travelling with you also gets a third off.
No time restrictions: Can be used at any time of day.
Oyster discounts: Can be loaded onto an Oyster card for some London fares.
About Rail Delivery Group
Disabled Persons Railcard is run by Rail Delivery Group. Claims are made free of charge through the official government channel.
We explain the rules independently and then send you to the official page to claim. We are not a government website.
Amounts and rules can change. The decision on your claim is made by Rail Delivery Group.