Paper Season Tickets

A paper Season Ticket lets you travel for seven days, or for any period between one month and a year for a fixed price. It may save you time and money if you travel on the same route regularly and can also be used at weekends.

You’ll need a photocard (as a form of ID) to buy and travel with a paper Season Ticket. Where required, your photocard number must be on your Season Ticket – and for your Season Ticket to be valid, you must show both your Season Ticket and photocard with matching numbers if requested by rail employees.

You can get your free Photocard ID from any one of our ticket offices. Please bring a passport sized photo of yourself with you.

• Annual Season Tickets
• Monthly and Bespoke Season Tickets
• Weekly Season Tickets
• Early Bird discounted Season Tickets
• Child Season Tickets

For more information on each, please visit our Season Ticket page.

In this circumstance, an additional ticket to travel must be purchased. 

On the first occasion – within 12 months – we’ll be happy to arrange a refund on the extra ticket. 
On the second occasion – within 12 months – an administration fee of £10 will be charged. 
Any further claims won’t be considered within a 12-month period. 

Where possible, please retain the additional ticket you’ve purchased and apply for a refund at your local Southeastern ticket office. Alternatively, you can apply for your refund by contacting Customer Services. 

Please note, we will only refund the extra ticket purchased if your Season Ticket was originally purchased through Southeastern.

For Season Tickets that are lost or stolen, please visit a Southeastern ticket office as soon as possible, to apply for a duplicate. For stolen tickets, please also let the Police know. 

Please note that we do not offer duplicates for Weekly Season Tickets.

If your Season Ticket is faded or damaged and is valid on Southeastern services, we will replace it for you for free, at any one of our Southeastern ticket offices.

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