Southeastern is encouraging flexible workers who travel twice a week to the office or workplace to buy a Flexi Season ticket and save up to 40% off a comparable day return for travel every day with special promotional prices having been extended until 14th October at selected stations.

(c) Southeastern

Flexi Season ticket holders can travel on the train of their choice at any time on a day simply by activating a Flexi Pass in the Southeastern app making it quick and convenient to hop on a train when you need to: the special rate is available for a trial period at 45 stations in Kent and East Sussex.

Simon Byatt, Southeastern’s Head of Retail Strategy said: “Commuting patterns have changed in the last few years and we understand that people are trying to make their money go further. For people commuting two or three days a week, our Flexi Seasons offer better value for money than buying multiple peak time fares.”

Flexi Seasons were launched by the Department for Transport in June 2021 to give commuters the freedom and flexibility to divide their time between working from home and the office, giving commuters eight days of travel in 28 days – at any time – between two stations.

For full details of the special prices and stations from which you can travel go here.

As examples of the discount valid all day on return trips:

  • A Flexi Season from Hastings to London Terminals costs £43.58 per pass – 42 per cent cheaper than eight equivalent Anytime Day Return tickets.
  • A Flexi Season from Folkestone Central or Folkestone West to the same destination costs £45.98 per pass – 37 per cent cheaper than the same number of Anytime Day Returns.
  • A Flexi Season from Canterbury West to London Terminals (including High Speed) can work out at £54.90 per pass – 35 per cent cheaper than the Anytime Day Returns

Flexi Season tickets at the promotional rate are available for travel from the following stations until 14th October:

  • Adisham
  • Ashford International
  • Aylesham
  • Battle
  • Bekesbourne
  • Birchington-on-Sea
  • Broadstairs
  • Canterbury East
  • Canterbury West
  • Charing (Kent)
  • Chartham
  • Chestfield & Swalecliffe
  • Chilham
  • Crowhurst
  • Deal
  • Dover Priory
  • Dumpton Park
  • Faversham
  • Folkestone Central
  • Folkestone West
  • Hastings
  • Herne Bay
  • Kearsney
  • Kemsley
  • Lenham
  • Margate
  • Martin Mill
  • Minster
  • Newington
  • Rainham (Kent)
  • Ramsgate
  • Sandling
  • Sandwich
  • Selling
  • Sheerness-on-Sea
  • Shepherds Well
  • Sittingbourne
  • Snowdown
  • St Leonards Warrior Square
  • Sturry
  • Swale
  • Teynham
  • Walmer
  • West St Leonards; Westenhanger
  • Westgate-on-Sea
  • Whitstable

The Flexi Season promotion has been a collaboration with the Great British Railways Transition Team (GBRTT) and the Department for Transport (DfT).

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