Railrover
Tickets in Scotland
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Note that ScotRail Travelpass and rovers cannot be used in
part-payment towards first class, but do allow Weekend First upgrade (on
ScotRail services only). They cannot be used on Caledonian sleepers,
even within Scotland (though are valid on the day coaches between
Edinburgh and Fort William).
The Scottish Rover has been withdrawn but the Travelpass greatly
improved as below.
- Freedom of Scotland Travelpass:
- All stations Berwick-upon-Tweed, Carlisle and north thereof,
plus the Glasgow Underground. Also includes all internal Scottish
scheduled Caledonian MacBrayne shipping services (ie, not cruises or
to Isle of Man). Includes Strathclyde PTE ferries (Port
Appin-Lismore, Islay-Jura, plus Cuan, Easdale and Renfrew).
One-third discount offered on P & O Scrabster-Stromness ferry
and, provided bookings are made on the day of travel only, 20%
discount on reclining seats for Aberdeen-Shetland, Aberdeen-Orkney
and Orkney-Shetland. Also valid on Scottish Citylink services from
Kyle of Lochalsh to Uig, Inverness to Ullapool, Oban to Campbeltown,
Wick to Thurso/John O'Groats and Inverness to Oban/Fort William.
Any 4 days in 8 - A: £64; C/R: £42.20. Any 8 days in
15 - A: £93; C/R: £61.40. any 12 days in 15 - A: £122;
C/R: £80.50.
- Highland Rover:
- Note that the North and
West Highland Rovers have now been combined: Aviemore, Aberdeen and
northwards; also Glasgow Queen Street-Mallaig/Oban. Also valid on
Scottish Citylink services Inverness to Oban/Fort William. Not valid
on trains arriving Aberdeen or Inverness before 0900. Any 4 days
in 8 - A: £42; C/R: £27.70.
- Festival Cities Rover:
- North Berwick -
Bathgate/Glasgow (Queen Street or Central via Shotts), plus Falkirk
Grahamston/Croy-Stirling and Edinburgh-Kirkcaldy-
Dunfermline-Edinburgh (Fife Circle). Also includes Glasgow
Underground. Not before 0915 nor on trains departing Glasgow QS or
Edinburgh (Waverley or Haymarket) between 1625 and 1740. Any 3
days in 7 - A: £26; C/R: £17.15.
See also Strathclyde PTE, and the
English North West Rover which
covers Dumfries and Lockerbie.
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Last updated 12th July 1998.