If you make regular journeys using public transport in Merseyside, say to work or college, Merseytravel has a family of season tickets that could save you money!

So, which ticket is right for you?
Are you making regular use of trains, buses or the Mersey Ferries? Then a Trio season ticket could save you some money. If you're a regular traveller but only need to use the bus for your journeys, then a Solo bus only season ticket could save you money.

Bus journeys only

A Solo ticket lets you travel on any bus at any time of the day (excluding night buses). You can buy Solo tickets weekly, monthly or annually, the longer you buy, the more you’ll save. The areas they can used in is split up across Merseyside, letting you choose exactly where you want to travel, and at the right price. They can even cover all of Merseyside.

For further Solo information click here

Rail journeys only

If you frequently travel on the Merseyrail network then a Railpass is just the ticket for you, saving you time and money. Like other tickets, a Railpass can be bought to use in zones and areas, weekly, monthly and yearly, letting you tailor the ticket to suit you best.

Tickets can be bought from any staffed Merseyrail station

For further Railpass information click here

Bus, rail or Mersey Ferries journeys

A Trio pass can be used on buses, trains and Mersey Ferries (excluding river cruises) in Merseyside. Tickets can be bought for a week, month or year – the longer you buy it for, the more you save. You can buy one from any staffed Merseyrail station or Merseytravel Centre.

For further Trio information click here

There are Young Person's Solo, Trio and Railpass tickets for anyone aged 5-15 (or up to the 18th birthday if still in full time education).

Call in at any Merseytravel Centre or leave your name and address on the Brochure Hotline 0151 330 1066, for a copy of an information booklet and an application form.