Travelling by train? The Trainline mobile app offers a convenient way to book and manage your trips, and you can print your tickets when needed. Here's all you need to know about printing Trainline mobile tickets.

The digital age has brought about a sea of change in train ticketing, and it's now possible to hold all your necessary travel documents right on your mobile device. But what if you need a hard copy? Can you print Trainline mobile tickets? The short answer is yes, you can, and we'll guide you through the process.

Understanding Print at Home Tickets
Trainline offers print at home tickets for many of its routes. These tickets are sent to you via email or are available to view and download in your Trainline account. They can be printed at home or at a business center, and you can present them at the train station.

However, not all Trainline tickets are print at home tickets. Some, such as those for Eurostar and SNCF, must be collected at the train station's ticket office or from a self-service machine. Always check your ticket type before you travel.
How to Print Trainline Tickets

If you've received a print at home ticket, here's how to print it:
- Log into your Trainline account on the Trainline website.
- Select 'My Bookings' from the menu.
- Find the booking you want to print and click on 'View Booking Details'.
- Click on 'Print Ticket'.
- Select your printer and click 'Print'.
If you can't print at home, you can still access your ticket from any device with an internet connection. Simply show the PDF version on your mobile device to the conductor, and you're good to go.

What if You Can't Print Your Trainline Tickets?
If you're unable to print your tickets, or if you've lost them, don't panic. Here are a few options:
- Show your booking reference on your mobile device. Trainline will send you an e-ticket containing your booking reference. You can show this to the conductor as proof of purchase.
- Contact Trainline customer service. They can assist you with retrieving your booking details or issuing a new ticket.
- Use the self-service machines at the train station. Some train stations have machines where you can print your tickets using your booking reference.

Always ensure you have a valid form of ID with you when travelling, as train conductors may ask to see it.
E-Tickets and Mobile Tickets









Trainline also offers e-tickets and mobile tickets, which can be used instead of print at home tickets. These are delivered straight to your mobile device via the Trainline app and can be used to board the train.
Using e-tickets or mobile tickets is not only convenient but also eco-friendly, as it reduces paper waste. And the best part? You don't need to print anything - just show your ticket on your mobile device.
How to Use E-Tickets or Mobile Tickets
Once you've booked your ticket on the Trainline app, you'll receive a confirmation email. Here's how to use your e-ticket or mobile ticket:
- Open the Trainline app on your mobile device.
- Tap 'My Tickets' in the menu.
- Select the ticket you want to use.
- Show the ticket to the conductor when boarding the train.
Remember to ensure your mobile device is charged before your journey, as not all train stations have charging points.
What if You Encounter Issues with Your E-Ticket or Mobile Ticket?
Occasionally, you might encounter issues with your e-ticket or mobile ticket. Here's how to deal with them:
- Check your signal. If you're having trouble accessing your ticket, ensure you have a stable internet connection.
- Restart the app. Sometimes, simply restarting the Trainline app can resolve temporary glitches.
- Contact customer service. If you're still having issues, don't hesitate to contact Trainline's customer service for assistance.
Always check your ticket before you travel to ensure it's valid and up-to-date.
So, can you print Trainline mobile tickets? Yes, you can, as long as you have a print at home ticket. And with e-tickets and mobile tickets becoming increasingly popular, you might find that you don't need to print your tickets at all. Happy travels!