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Train and tram monthly combined ticket (adult)

You can buy tickets that combine Metrolink tram trips with Greater Manchester train journeys, instead of getting two separate tickets.

Do you qualify?

You must be travelling to or from a rail station in Greater Manchester.

See map of Greater Manchester rail area.

Anyone can buy this ticket. But if you're under 16, a student (16-19 in school or college), over 60 or disabled with a National Concessionary Travel Pass, find out more about tickets and passes.

The costs and the benefits

A combined ticket lets you travel between a Greater Manchester train station, and within your chosen Metrolink zones for one month.

There's no need to buy a combined ticket if your rail journey is into Manchester city centre and your travel by tram is all in Metrolink Zone 1 - you can use your train ticket for those tram journeys for no extra cost.

See tram map

If your tram travel is outside Zone 1, the cost depends on how far you're travelling; but it's cheaper than buying separate tickets.

Buy your combined ticket

You need a rail photo ID card first: get this by taking a passport-style photo to a staffed station ticket office.

When you have the ID card, buy the combined ticket from the train station ticket office.

Check rail zones and fares

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