Network Railcard Question

[prd101]

I've got a journey coming up where 2 people need to travel on the outward leg and 3 people on the return leg, all using the same Network Railcard.

The journey is Ryde Pier Head to Woking, on a Saturday, travelling on a Super Off Peak Day Return at £21.70 each.

Would the 3rd person, who is only travelling the return journey from Woking to Ryde Pier Head, need to have the exact same ticket type as the other passengers?

ie: is there a restriction with the railcard that says that due to one person in the party having an Off Peak Day Single (£20.05) and the others having return tickets, that the single ticket cannot be included with the railcard?

Thanks for any assistance

 

[LexyBoy]

No, as long as each passenger is covered by a valid railcard the tickets can be different types, or between different stations, if required.

 

[prd101]

that's great thanks. useful to know it's that flexible

 

[Travelling_Man]

The only other criterior is that the Card holder must be part of the group