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More bargain train tickets in Perth and Kinross, Dundee, Angus and Fife as ScotRail launches its own half price deal

ScotRail tickets
ScotRail have cut services since the pandemic.

ScotRail are now offering half price tickets across Tayside and Fife.

Scotland’s recently nationalised rail operator is offering 50% discounts on off-peak services on weekdays.

Passengers can snap up the bargain fares from now until May 15, inclusive.

Under the scheme, travellers must complete outbound journeys in May, with return tickets valid until the end of June.

The Scottish Government backed scheme is aimed at encouraging people to use rail travel after the pandemic saw carriages travel between stations with empty seats.

Here are some of the off-peak fares on offer:

Passengers can buy discounted tickets online through a dedicated booking link on the ScotRail website.

ScotRail’s Kids for a Quid is available in conjunction with this offer.

Those preferring to travel after 11am also have the chance to snap up discounts on super off-peak day return fares.

Lesley Kane, ScotRail commercial director, said: “The pandemic has fundamentally changed the way people travel.

“It is an absolutely priority for ScotRail to do everything we can to attract customers to Scotland’s Railway.

“We hope this offer means more people can get out and enjoy Scotland throughout the month of May, whether for a day out or a holiday.”

Just 24 hours before ScotRail previously announced the scheme, the UK government unveiled the Great British Rail Sale.

The separate scheme is offering rail discounts during May.