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Blackpool to Lytham Train Route Details
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| Departure | Arrival | Operator | Find Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
14:32 Blackpool Pleasure Beach | 14:45 Lytham |  | Find Tickets |
15:32 Blackpool Pleasure Beach | 15:45 Lytham | | Find Tickets |
16:32 Blackpool Pleasure Beach | 16:45 Lytham | | Find Tickets |
17:32 Blackpool Pleasure Beach | 17:45 Lytham | | Find Tickets |
18:32 Blackpool Pleasure Beach | 18:45 Lytham | | Find Tickets |
19:32 Blackpool Pleasure Beach | 19:45 Paris | | Find Tickets |
How to book cheap train tickets from Blackpool to Lytham
Group travel deals
If you are traveling in a group of 3 to 9 people, you can take advantage of group discounts (offered by most train companies) for up to 1/3 off standard fares. This can make traveling from Blackpool to Lytham more affordable for families, friends, or colleagues planning a trip together.
Season tickets for frequent travelers
If you make the journey between Blackpool and Lytham on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis, a season ticket is well worth considering. It gives you unlimited travel between the two stations at set times for 1 fixed cost, helping you save money while avoiding the hassle of buying separate tickets each time.
Using a Railcard for 1/3 off
Save money on your journeys by choosing from a variety of Railcards, most of which give you 1/3 off standard fares. Options include the 16-25, 26-30, Family & Friends, Two Together, Network and Senior Railcards, plus the 16-17 Saver which offers 50% off. You can buy and store them digitally in your Trip.com app, so big savings are always just a tap away.
Split Tickets discount
It may sound odd, but splitting your journey into smaller segments by purchasing separate, cheaper tickets can often lead to significant savings, all while you remain in the same seat for the entire trip. The best part? Trip.com handles these splits for you, meaning you don't have to do any painstaking planning.
Which train ticket types are available for this route?
Advance train tickets
Released up to 12 weeks in advance, these tickets are usually the most budget-friendly choice for savvy travelers
Anytime tickets
Anytime tickets offer complete flexibility, allowing you to travel at any point during the day without restrictions. They're ideal if your plans may change or you need full freedom when traveling.
Flexi Season tickets
Flexi Season tickets combine flexibility with value, letting you travel on any 8 days within a 28-day period. It's an ideal choice if you don't commute every day but want discounted fares.
Season tickets
Allowing unlimited travel between two stations with weekly, monthly, and annual options, you can save approximately 1/3 on train fares
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