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Passes: Families & Other Discounted Passes To view the answers to the questions found below, please click on each question link, the answer will be revealed below the question. Q. Are there family passes?A. There are a few passes that offer a discount for families. These are the Swiss passes, the Great British Heritage family pass, and some BritRail passes. Q. How much are prices on railpasses for children? How much are rail fares for children?A. Rail passes for children are generally half the adult fare. Some passes do not offer a child pass. Child tickets are offered on most trains and vary by train type. They are generally about half of an adult ticket. Q. What is the Swiss Family Card?A. Swiss Family Card is a terrific value that allows children 6 to 15 years of age to travel free when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The card is free, simply request one at the time you purchase your Swiss Pass. . If you forget to mention it, then present you Swiss Railpass at the time of validation to the conductor and advise them that you need a Family Card. They can provide you one at the ticket window. Q. What is the BritRail Family Pass?A. The BritRail Family Pass allows one child between the ages of 5 and 15 to travel free with an adult or senior BritRail Pass holder. Q. Are there student discounts?A. No, there are no student discounts. Discounts are offered to youth travelers instead. A youth traveler is any traveler who is 25 years of age or younger. Q. What is a youth pass?A. A youth pass is valid for any traveler who is 25 years of age and younger. Q. Do you offer Senior discounts on rail passes?A. Discounted Senior rates for travelers 60 and older are available on the following passes:
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