If you're a 2012 Games event ticket holder, you can buy exclusive value fare train tickets in advance of everyone else to take you to your Games venue.
Train companies have assembled exclusive value fares from every station on the National Rail network to London and all co-Host Cities ensuring you can get to all the 2012 Games ticketed events, including the opening and closing ceremonies.
Book your rail travel now and enjoy the benefits of the special ticket terms and conditions designed to suit travel to and from the Games. 2012 Games Train Tickets can be bought for travel between 18 July 2012 and 14 September 2012 inclusive. Railcard and Gold Card holders and children can get discounts too.
Look out for great value First Class fares on many services too, for adding that extra luxurious touch to what will already be an unforgettable event!
So, don’t get left in the blocks or leave anything to chance. Buy your train tickets today and relax knowing that when your Games tickets arrive your travel is sorted as well.
Britain’s train companies have boosted their timetables to help get more than 8 million people to and from the 2012 Games. Every day during the 2012 Games, we will be running more trains with more carriages and provide over 100 extra services that will start earlier in the morning and finish later at night - a record breaking effort to help get you to your Games event on time.
It makes sense to buy now. If you’re a 2012 Games event ticket holder, you can take advantage of exclusive train fares to take you to your Games venue.
Even better, you can also take advantage of Child and Railcard discounts making sure everyone can get to their 2012 Games event at the lowest possible price.
Train companies have been working with the 2012 Games organisers to make the recommended National Rail stations for Games venues more accessible and provide assistance to those who may need extra help when travelling to 2012 Games events.
For more information, please visit the official 2012 Games Train Tickets website.
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