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Love Chelsea Flower Show? There are plenty of cheaper, quieter garden days out across the UK that offer just as much inspiration. Even better, most are easy to reach by train. Take a look: tinyurl.com/yc4kws3d #TrainTravel #DaysOutUK #Gardens #Splitticketing #Traintickets

The TrainSplit app’s had a proper upgrade. You can now search with multiple Railcards, alongside clearer train info, offline tickets, and smoother journey planning. We’ve also improved the bits that usually go wrong. See what’s new → tinyurl.com/5yz6vhrf #TrainTravel #UKTravel #Railcards #SplitTicketing

@TauntonGardener @johnwoodward Always worth shopping around on split ticketing sites/apps, they all find different prices.

@johnwoodward With Trainpal a split ticketing site.

Just looked at booking train down to Torquay on Monday and back on Wednesday to save the drive. £562.00 for two people and not First Class!!! How is that possible?

Want a spring bank holiday escape that doesn’t involve sitting in traffic, paying for parking, and pretending you’re still having fun? Take the train instead. Our latest guide rounds up lesser known UK spots you can reach by rail, plus practical tips on saving money with TrainSplit. Read it, pick your escape, then book your tickets on TrainSplit. tinyurl.com/3fbm94nu #TrainTravel #SpringBankHoliday #TrainSplit #UKDaysOut #CarFreeTravel

Glasgow is ready. Are you? The Commonwealth Games return to Glasgow in 2026 and the city is built for train travel. Central stations, walkable venues and easy local transport mean no car required. See how to get there, get around and book smarter rail fares. Plan your trip: tinyurl.com/bdz9mrrs #CommonwealthGames #GlasgowByTrain #RailTravel

Festival plans sorted? Good. Now make the journey just as easy. Train gets you there without traffic, parking stress, or the long wait to leave at the end. Straight into the weekend. Plan your route: tinyurl.com/2r8kwk37 #UKFestivals #TrainTravel #SummerTrips #CarFreeTravel @boardmasters @OfficialRandL @CreamfieldsUK @DownloadFest @TRNSMTfest @GreenManFest

@clarkogram_ @thegirlchlo_ Split ticketing algorithms are all different so find different prices. it's worth people's while shopping around for the best splits.

@thegirlchlo_ If the TOC apps allowed split ticketing and was as cheap as Trainline, people would use them. People see Trainline as a way to save money, who wouldn’t want to in this day and age?

Moral of the story: Dont use trainline

@domcorn95 @Guard_Ean @Guard_Amos If you rate SplitSave, please give us a whirl.

@Guard_Ean @Guard_Amos That’s a great idea, knock off 34% all fares. Also do what Scotland have done and do away with peak fares. Get rid of AP tickets too as there is so much confusion around them. Need to make ticketing more simpler and split save is great but needs tweaking.

What age group would it be for? We already have the 16-17 saver (saves 50%), 16-25, 26-30, senior railcard and Family and Friends. which at most knock 33% off. We don't need anymore railcards. What would the discount be?

@Roger89835988 @iSlimfit Was that a "manual" find or one of ours? It can't have been TrainYouKnowWho, they only check one split.

@iSlimfit Or, to illustrate split ticketing, Barnstaple-Leicester weekday off peak (with railcard so add back 50% if not) c.£108 single ticket vs c.£40 five tickets.

Where are you guys getting train tickets from London to Manchester for £25??? The least I’ve seen is £85

May Bank Holiday plans? Before you give up and drive, read this. Train travel can still be good value if you know when to go, where to look, and how to split fares properly. We’ve laid it all out, plus a few train-friendly destinations that skip the crowds. tinyurl.com/2s43c9f4 #MayBankHoliday #TrainTravel #SplitTickets #CheaperTravel #UKRail #TravelSmart

@MaxCWrigley16 @PalmerWould @RowanPAFC23 Alternatively, just give us a whirl.

@PalmerWould @RowanPAFC23 Try split ticketing utilising the station that you have to change at. It sometimes works out cheaper that way

This country is a mess

@E7Drew @BareLeft @MSGears078 NB: "you will be able to travel on the next service provided by the Train Company(s)". The rail industry knows it needs to take care of customers in the event of disruption.

@TrainSplit @BareLeft @MSGears078 You fail to mention it says "Ticket" not "Tickets". Each journey requires a ticket, hence through ticketing with a starting station & a destination station. Using multiple tickets for a single journey is in fact individual purchases for multiple different journeys.

Split ticketing is truly one of the most frustrating pointless bureaucracies of the UK rail network. Same journey, just cheaper because your ticket says something different.

@E7Drew @BareLeft @MSGears078 NRCoT is clear. Under Condition 9.4, if you bought multiple tickets as part of a valid itinerary, the TOCs must get you to your final destination even if your (first) train is delayed. A valid itinerary = one contract.

@TrainSplit @BareLeft @MSGears078 Each ticket is a separate journey unless on a through train. If you use one ticket but that train is delayed, curtailed etc the TOC liability ends at the destination on the ticket in use. The other ticket remains unused. orr.gov.uk/monitoring-reg….

Under the National Rail Conditions of Travel, if your train is cancelled or delayed, you’re entitled to exactly the same protections whether you bought one through ticket or multiple split tickets. If you’re on a through service, your rights continue across all the tickets, you cannot be “abandoned” and you cannot be forced to buy a new ticket. If you’re making a connection, the rules are the same: as long as the itinerary you bought was valid, the railway must get you to your destination on the next available service. Split ticketing doesn’t remove liability, doesn’t void your rights and doesn’t change the industry’s obligations. It’s simply a different way of pricing the same journey.

@BareLeft @MSGears078 There are approximately 55 million different train ticket fares or price combinations available on the British rail network. There's railcard & special fares too. Split Ticketing stop their liability when a train is cancelled & you are abandoned too. Connections are excluded.

Flying to Eurovision? You might not need to. Eurovision 2026 is heading to Vienna and yes, you can travel there from the UK entirely by train. One popular route goes London → Brussels → Frankfurt → Vienna, meaning you travel city centre to city centre with space to move around and none of the usual airport stress. If you’re starting your trip elsewhere in the UK, TrainSplit can help you find cheaper train tickets to London using split ticketing. It’s a slightly different way to travel, but it turns the journey into part of the adventure. Read the full guide here: tinyurl.com/yzjcb7vu #Eurovision2026 #TrainTravel #RailAdventure

@BareLeft Isn't "cheaper" better?

A key question for the Railway Bill: will GBR Online Retail operate on the same commercial basis as independent retailers? Private retailers receive a 4.5% commission. If GBR Online is funded by taxpayers but allowed to operate outside that framework, passengers and taxpayers end up paying more. A level playing field is the only way to deliver the Government’s stated aim of a fair, competitive retailing market.

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Walking season is back. Fresh air, green views, and no need for a car. This guide covers rail-friendly UK walks where the station is part of the plan, not an afterthought. Less stress getting there, more energy for the path itself. Read the blog and start spring the simple way: tinyurl.com/y755s4d4 #SpringWalking #TrainTravel #CarFreeTravel #RailTrips #UKOutdoors

@jematrics Sorry to hear that, hope it's not costing you too much more. It's a game of cat & mouse, TOCs change things to try to get rid of split ticketing and we try to find new savings.

@TrainSplit yeah, it's no different. it seems like something changed with the entire system and it won't split ticket at crewe anymore like it used to (Manchester to Shrewsbury line)

they changed the split ticketing on my train tickets and now i'm paying more 🫤