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Includes the Global Pass from £152 (valid in 32 countries) and One-Country Passes from £36

Until 11.59pm on Tuesday 1 April, Interrail* is offering 15% off all its Global Passes (valid in 32 countries) and selected One-Country Passes. You've got up to 11 months from the date of purchase to start using your pass. However, if you're planning to travel after November 2025, you may be better waiting to buy a pass as for the last few years, Interrail has offered a stronger 25% off passes for Black Friday – though we can't guarantee it'll do it again.

No code is needed to get the 15% off deal as the discount has already been applied. Delivery's £14 for a paper pass, or you can get a mobile pass for free.

Global Pass

This gives you unlimited travel on national railways and some ferry lines within 32 European countries (excludes the UK other than to exit/enter) over a certain period of time.

These passes aren't cheap, so this 15% off makes a decent saving. For example, a solo traveller aged 27 or under can get a seven-day pass for £205 (normally £240), or if aged 28-59 it's £272 (normally £320). A family Global Pass for two adults and two children valid for 10 days is £638 (normally £750) – children up to the age of 11 travel free.

Discounted standard/second-class pass prices

Travel	Youth (27 or under)	Adult (28-59)	Senior (60+)	Family (2 adults, 2 kids)
4 days within 1 month	£152	£202	£182	£404
5 days within 1 month	£171	£288	£205	£456
7 days within 1 month	£205	£272	£245	£544
10 days within 2 months	£239	£319	£287	£638
15 days within 2 months	£297	£396	£356	£792
15 days continuous	£255	£340	£306	£680
22 days continuous	£314	£419	£376	£838
1 month continuous	£373	£497	£448	£994
2 months continuous	£443	£591	£531	£1,182
3 months continuous	£512	£683	£614	£1,366

Discounted first-class pass prices

Travel	Youth (27 or under)	Adult (28-59)	Senior (60+)	Family (2 adults, 2 kids)
4 days within 1 month	£192	£257	£231	£514
5 days within 1 month	£217	£289	£260	£578
7 days within 1 month	£260	£346	£321	£692
10 days within 2 months	£305	£406	£365	£812
15 days within 2 months	£376	£501	£452	£1,002
15 days continuous	£324	£433	£390	£866
22 days continuous	£399	£532	£479	£1,064
1 month continuous	£474	£632	£569	£1,264
2 months continuous	£562	£749	£675	£1,498
3 months continuous	£651	£867	£781	£1,734

Family passes with fewer or more adults/kids are available.

Where can I travel with a Global Pass?

The Global Pass allows you to travel through the following 32 countries: Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey.

While the UK is part of the scheme, passes aren't valid in your country of residence, but you can make one outbound journey to your exit border point to start using your Global Pass and one inbound journey at the end of your travels. It's worth noting Eurostar is valid, so you can use it to travel out of/into the UK (there is a seat reservation fee for Eurostar). See more details in this Interrail information PDF, and full FAQs* online at Interrail.

One-Country Pass

You can get 15% off the following One-Country Passes: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Greek Islands, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Turkey. Switzerland is excluded from the sale.

Pass prices vary by country and age group – check the Interrail website for the full list*. As an example, a solo traveller aged 27 or under can get a three-day One-Country Pass for Croatia for £36. For Spain, it's £104.

Other need-to-knows

Many high-speed trains (such as the TGV or AVE trains) and overnight sleeper trains can be used, but you'll have to pay additional ‘pass holder supplements’ for seat/sleeper berth reservations on them.

Passes can be refunded as long as they haven't been activated, but Interrail says it'll charge a 15% administration fee.

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Includes the Global Pass from £134 (valid in 32 countries) and One-Country Passes from £38

The Interrail Global Pass gives you unlimited travel on national railways and some ferry lines within 32 European countries (excludes the UK other than to exit/enter) over a certain period of time. You can also get a One-Country Pass if you only want to travel within a specific country.

Occasionally Interrail offers 10% to 20% off passes, but until 11.59pm on Tuesday 17 December, it's offering 25% off all its Global Passes and selected One-Country Passes online at Interrail*. This is the strongest offer we've seen from Interrail this year, and even if you aren't planning a trip soon, you've got up to 11 months from the date of purchase to start using your pass.

No code is needed as the discount has already been applied. Delivery's £14 for a paper pass, or you can get a mobile pass for free.

Global Pass

These passes aren't cheap, so this 25% off makes a decent saving. For example, a solo traveller aged 27 or under can get a seven-day pass for £182 (normally £243), or if aged 28-59 it's £243 (normally £324). A family Global Pass for two adults and two children valid for 10 days is £570 (normally £760) – children up to the age of 11 travel free.

Here are the discounted standard/second-class pass prices:

Travel	Youth (27 or under)	Adult (28-59)	Senior (60+)	Family (2 adults, 2 kids)
4 days within 1 month	£134	£181	£163	£362
5 days within 1 month	£152	£203	£183	£406
7 days within 1 month	£184	£243	£219	£486
10 days within 2 months	£214	£285	£257	£570
15 days within 2 months	£227	£352	£317	£704
15 days continuous	£265	£304	£273	£608
22 days continuous	£280	£374	£336	£748
1 month continuous	£333	£444	£399	£888
2 months continuous	£395	£526	£474	£1,052
3 months continuous	£457	£610	£548	£1,220

First-class passes are also discounted as follows:

Travel	Youth (27 or under)	Adult (28-59)	Senior (60+)	Family (2 adults, 2 kids)
4 days within 1 month	£171	£229	£206	£458
5 days within 1 month	£193	£257	£231	£514
7 days within 1 month	£232	£308	£278	£616
10 days within 2 months	£272	£362	£326	£724
15 days within 2 months	£336	£448	£403	£896
15 days continuous	£290	£385	£347	£770
22 days continuous	£356	£474	£428	£948
1 month continuous	£423	£563	£508	£1,126
2 months continuous	£502	£669	£602	£1,338
3 months continuous	£581	£774	£697	£1,548

Family passes with fewer or more adults/kids are available.

Where can I travel with a Global Pass?

One-Country Pass

You can get 25% off the following One-Country Passes: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Greece, Greece Islands, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, North Macedonia, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Turkey.

Excluded from the promotion are: Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, and Germany.

Other need-to-knows

Unlike previous Interrail sales, passes are part-refundable – Interrail says it will charge a 15% fee, or you can exchange your pass for a £15 fee.

See our Black Friday deals guide for full analysis on the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.

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