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Whats the difference between a BritRail flexi and consecutive pass?

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Whats the difference between a BritRail flexi and consecutive pass?

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A. A BritRail consecutive day pass provides unlimited rail travel on any day or all days for the duration of the pass. For example. If you have a 15 day consecutive pass you have 15 days to complete all your rail travel. Your railpass begins on the first day of use. A BritRail flexipass is valid for a specific number of days within a longer period. For example. If you have a 15 day railpass within a 2 month period, you may choose any 15 days you wish within that two month period. Your railpass begins on the first day of use.

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