Terms & Conditions of Issue for Reduced Price Tickets issued in conjunction with an Annual Gold Card and Annual Gold Card Travelcard Effective 2 January 2012
4. Where Can You Travel?
4.1. Travel is permitted on train services operated by the following train operating companies:-
c2c ChilternRailways CrossCountry East Coast East Midlands Trains First Capital Connect First Great Western Gatwick Express Heathrow Connect Heathrow Express Island Line London Midland London Overground National Express East Anglia Southeastern Southern South West Trains Virgin Trains
for travel between stations in the area bounded by:- Weymouth, Exeter St Davids (via Honiton), Bedwyn, Didcot Parkway, Oxford, Banbury, Long Buckby, Bedford, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Manningtree and Harwich, and also between the following stations:-
Cambridge to Kings Lynn inclusive.
Dorchester West to Yeovil Pen Mill inclusive
Oxford to Worcester Foregate Street inclusive
Ryde Pier Head to Shanklin inclusive.
NB. a map of this area is included in the Network Railcard leaflet, available from most participating stations.
4.2. To / from the Isle of Wight on through rail / sea journeys on:-
Red Funnel ships and Red Jet services between Southampton and East or West Cowes,
and
Wightlink ships between Portsmouth Harbour and Ryde Pier Head, and between Lymington Pier and Yarmouth.
Special higher prices apply for accompanied children on these services
4.3. On Transport for London services as follows:-
on London Underground, Docklands Light Railway, London Buses and London Tramlink when the ticket held is an Off-Peak Day Travelcard
on London Underground and/or Docklands Light Railways services where the corresponding full priced single or return ticket permits.
4.4. Reduced price tickets may be used in conjunction with any other ticket or tickets for journeys to a destination beyond the defined area (as shown above in 4.1) in accordance with the National Conditions of Carriage, Clause 17.
4.5. Reduced price tickets are NOT valid on: a) Rail/Air Link Coach services.
b) Special services and excursions which are not in the public timetable.
c) Ferry services - except those shown in Clause 4.2 above.
d) Some Monday to Friday services from London Kings Cross, London Liverpool Street, London Paddington and London St Pancras.
e) Some northbound First Capital Connect services Mondays to Fridays.
The DfT are too scared to properly integrate them into the network. No trains should terminate at Gatwick without very good reason.
