The Senior Railcard in the United Kingdom is a discount card for people aged 60 and older, offering a one-third reduction on most standard and first-class train tickets across Great Britain. The card costs £35 for a one-year period or £80 for three years. To qualify, individuals must provide proof of age, such as a UK driving licence (excluding Northern Ireland), a passport, or an EEA national identity card. Those applying online are also required to submit a passport-style photograph. The Senior Railcard can be purchased through the official Railcard website or third-party retailers like TrainPal and Trainline. Alternatively, individuals can buy a physical card at a staffed train station by filling out an application form and showing proof of age. Digital versions can be added to a mobile app, while physical cards are sent by post, with standard delivery taking up to 10 days. According to The Independent, first-time buyers can use an exclusive discount code through TrainPal to save an additional 20 per cent on the railcard, while existing holders can save 10 per cent on renewals. These savings can be substantial for regular travelers. The official Railcard website reports that holders saved an average of £114 per year between April 2025 and March 2026, not counting the cost of the railcard itself. The discount applies to various ticket types, including anytime, off-peak, super-off-peak, and advance tickets. However, there are some limitations. For example, the discount does not apply to journeys between two stations in the London and South East rail network during morning peak hours, except on public holidays. It also does not cover Eurostar tickets, season tickets, or most London Underground and DLR (Docklands Light Railway) tickets.