Can I cancel train tickets Trainline?

Yes. You can cancel your ticket in an emergency situation calling the rail operator directly. You will need to be able to give them your booking reference and name so make sure you have this prepared. Once they have cancelled your tickets, you must request a refund by writing to us here.

Can I cancel my train ticket during lockdown?

Indian Railways train cancelled Soon after the lockdown was announced in March and regular train services were suspended due to the pandemic, the time limit for ticket cancellation was extended from three days to three months and in May it was extended to six months.

Can I buy a ticket on the train?

In most circumstances, you must purchase a ticket before you board a train. On most Amtrak trains, only the full, undiscounted, unrestricted fare will be available for purchase onboard the train. This is regardless of reservations made or fares previously quoted by ticket agents, Amtrak.com or elsewhere.

Can a train ticket be refunded after a cancellation?

Please note: All bookings are completely non-refundable and non-exchangeable if a cancellation is made after the scheduled departure time of the train. Your rail ticket is not transferable and is valid only for travel on the train (s) and date (s) shown.

How can I Cancel my Via Rail ticket?

You can modify or cancel an e-ticket online on the following pages or from your profile, if no paper ticket has been issued. If this is the case, please refer to the paper ticket section below. If you modify your booking, a new boarding pass will be sent by email. Note that some conditions apply for a booking modification:

What happens when you buy a national rail ticket?

When you buy a ticket to travel on the National Rail network you enter into an agreement with the train companies whose trains you will be travelling on. This agreement is detailed in the National Rail Conditions of Travel.

When do National Rail season tickets expire 2019?

Click here for the current National Rail Conditions of Travel, valid from 04 December 2019, until further notice. N.B – Reference is made in the the National Rail Conditions of Travel to a Code of Practice for meetings arranged in connection with duplicate Season Tickets, including refunds when duplicate Season Tickets are no longer needed.