CENTRAL SCOTLAND ROVER

Unlimited travel with weekday time restrictions for three consecutive days around the central belt of Scotland.

Central Scotland Rover ticket

The area extends from Partick and Glasgow in the west to Edinburgh and North Berwick in the east and from Dunblane and Markinch in the north to Carstairs and Tweedbank in the south and encompasses Stirling, Falkirk and Motherwell.

The ticket is also valid on the Glasgow Subway, just present your Central Scotland Rover ticket and you will be issued with a valid ticket for the underground.

information


Scotrail website
Scotrail route map
This ticket has restriction code 8F

Ticket Issuing System details:  name  /  code  /  group
CENTRAL SCOTLAND ROVER / FF7 / J450 CENTRALSCOTROVER

fares & restrictions

Fares correct 2nd March 2025

3 consecutive days
adult: £57.00
child (5-15): £28.50
railcards ⯆
16 26 SE DI 2T FF: £37.90
FF child fare: £10.80
Railcards ⯈ Railcards:
16 = 16-25
26 = 26-30
SE = Senior
DI = Disabled
2T = Two Together
FF = Family & Friends

Previous fares ⯈ Previous fares (adult):
2024 - £55.00
2023 - £55.00
2023 - £55.00
2022 - £55.00
2021 - £55.00
2020 - £55.00
2019 - £49,00
2018 - £39.00
2014 - £36.30
2011 - £33.00

time restrictions
Mon to Fri: valid from 09:15 but 2T railcard not valid until 09:30
No restrictions at weekends or bank holidays

route restrictions
Travel between Glasgow Central and Edinburgh via Shotts or Carstairs is valid on ScotRail services only

train operating companies
Scotrail, Glasgow Subway

purchasing
Online as an M-pass to your smartphone: ✔
Train conductor: ✔ *
Station ticket office: ✔
By telephone: ✔ 0344 811 0141
Ticket Vending Machine: i Northern Ticket Vending Machines now sell most ranger and rover tickets but at the moment only for same-day travel (rather prohibitive for distant areas)

Some Avanti West Coast station TVMs for example Crewe, now sell local rangers and rovers.

LNER TVMs at Doncaster, Edinburgh, London Kings Cross, Newcastle and York also sell them.

A number of PTE areas sell local rangers from TVMs in their area e.g. South Yorkshire, Strathclyde and West Midlands

* valid ticket to travel is required unless boarded at a station without ticket-issuing facilities

route map

Central Scotland Rover route map

This ticket is valid at these national network stations:

Aberdour; Addiewell; Airbles; Airdrie; Alexandra Parade; Alloa; Anderston; Argyle Street; Armadale
Ballieston; Bargeddie; Barnhill; Bathgate; Bellgrove; Bellshill; Bishopbriggs; Blackridge; Blairhill; Blantyre; Breich; Bridge of Allan; Bridgeton; Brunstane; Burntisland
Caldercruix; Cambuslang; Camelon; Cameron Bridge; Cardenden; Carfin; Carluke; Carmyle; Carntyne; Carstairs; Charing Cross; Chatelherault; Cleland; Coatbridge Central; Coatbridge Sunnyside; Coatdyke; Cowdenbeath; Croy; Cumbernauld; Curriehill
Dalgety Bay; Dalmarnock; Dalmeny; Drem; Drumgelloch; Duke Street; Dunblane; Dunfermline Queen Margaret; Dunfermline Town
Easterhouse; Edinburgh Park; Edinburgh Waverley; Eskbank; Exhibition Centre
Falkirk Grahamston; Falkirk High; Fauldhouse
Galashiels; Garrowhill; Gartcosh; Glasgow Central; Glasgow Queen Street; Glenrothes with Thornton; Gorebridge; Greenfaulds
Hamilton Central; Hamilton West; Hartwood; Haymarket; High Street; Holytown
Inverkeithing
Kinghorn; Kingsknowe; Kirkcaldy; Kirknewton; Kirkwood
Lanark; Larbert; Larkhall; Lenzie; Leven; Linlithgow; Livingston North; Livingston South; Lochgelly; Longniddry
Markinch; Merryton; Motherwell; Mount Vernon; Musselburgh
Newcraighall; Newton; Newtongrange; North Berwick; North Queensferry
Partick; Polmont; Prestonpans
Robroyston; Rosyth; Rutherglen
Shawfair; Shettleston; Shieldmuir; Shotts; Slateford; South Gyle; Springburn; Stepps; Stirling; Stow
Tweedbank
Uddingston; Uphall
Wallyford; West Calder; Wester Hailes; Whifflet; Wishaw

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