National Rail Enquiries - Pembrokeshire Railcard

Tickets & Savings

Overview

An annual railcard for residents in Pembrokeshire which entitles holders to 34% off local rail travel

Type of offer

Ordinary Promotion

Nearest stations

Details

The Pembrokeshire Railcard discount is available on all journeys within Pembrokeshire and extending to Swansea via Carmarthen

The railcard is available to residents aged 16 or over, of selected postcodes in Pembrokeshire. The railcard costs £12.50 and is valid for one year

Discounts available

Adult

The card holder is entitled to 34% discount on SDS, SDR, SV and SO ticket types. There is no minimum fare

Participating train companies

Transport for Wales; Great Western Railway;

Last updated: 21 April 2021

Area of validity
Further Information: For further information see www.tfwrail.wales
Reversible: No
Details: Available to residents, aged 16 or over, of the following postcode areas: SA34 0; SA61 1; SA61 2; SA62 3; SA62 4; SA62 5; SA62 6; SA63 4; SA64 0; SA65 9; SA66 7; SA67 7; SA67 8; SA68 0; SA69 9; SA70 7; SA70 8; SA71 4; SA71 5; SA72 4; SA72 6; SA73 1;SA73 2; SA73 3.
Period of availability
Applies: 06/09/2009 - Until further notice; Last updated: 10 May 2021

Available to purchase

06/09/2009 - Until further notice

Buying your tickets

How to apply for your Railcard

Pembrokeshire Railcards are on sale at the staffed railway stations of:

Carmarthen (opening hours Mon-Fri 0645 to 1800, Sat 0800 to 1600, Sun1015 to 1745)
Haverfordwest (opening hours Mon-Sat 0700 to 1330)
Milford Haven (opening hours Mon-Fri 0830 to 1330, Sun 0830 to 1130)

Please complete an application form along with proof of identity and conformation of residency, for example, council tax or utility bill.

Postal Applications

Postal applications should include:

Please mark the envelope 'Pembrokeshire Railcard' and send applications to: Freepost TFW Rail, Customer Relations (c/o Business Travel).

Booking conditions

There are no time restrictions

Last updated: 10 May 2021

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Last updated: 10 May 2021