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Coronavirus Ticket Refund Policy – Update 16th December 2020
Ticket Refund Rules Anytime and Off-Peak Ticket Refunds Advance Purchase Ticket Refunds
Refund Administration Fees for Anytime and Off-Peak Tickets Administration Fees for Advance Purchase Ticket Changes This is in addition to the current fee free arrangements for Advance tickets, whereby customers with Advance tickets purchased on or before 26th November to travel on or after 3rd December 2020 and up to and including 2nd January 2021, are permitted to change their journey free of charge. This rule applies for journeys from any station to any station across the network. Following the announcement this week, customers with Advance tickets purchased between 27th November and 14th December, to travel after 16th December to or from a High or Very High area, are permitted to change their journey free of charge. Further to this, in future when an area changes from Medium to High or High to Very High, Advance tickets purchased before that announcement, for travel to or from a station in that area, may be exchanged for another ticket free of charge. This also includes travel to a National Rail station outside of a High or Very High area but with onward travel via another means. For all Advance Purchase change of travel exchanges, customers must request the change before the original travel date and should note that if the new tickets are more expensive when requesting a change of travel plan, they will have to pay the difference.
Timeframes for Refund Submissions Normal timeframes for refund applications apply for all ticket types booked on or after 7th September. Therefore, your customers must submit tickets for refund to your agency no later than 28 days from the expiry date of the ticket. Your agency should then ensure that the refund application is submitted during the same accounting period.
TARS and all Auto Refund systems reverted back to normal refund processes for all tickets purchased on or after 7th September.
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