With Season Tickets on TOCs that run the 'Delay Repay' scheme I know you get pro-rata compensation based both, on the length of delay, and the price of the season ticket divided by a nominal number of single journeys that the Season Ticket covers.
But what happens if you cannot travel because of major disruption? For example today into or out of Kings Cross or Paddington. A holder of a non-Season Ticket can get a full refund. Is it just tough luck if you are a Season Ticket holder? There's no journey that has been delayed, because one couldn't be made, but the railways have still failed to provide their side of the contract to a Season Ticket holder.
But what happens if you cannot travel because of major disruption? For example today into or out of Kings Cross or Paddington. A holder of a non-Season Ticket can get a full refund. Is it just tough luck if you are a Season Ticket holder? There's no journey that has been delayed, because one couldn't be made, but the railways have still failed to provide their side of the contract to a Season Ticket holder.