Do seniors aged 65 and above get a half-price discount on the High-Speed Rail?

Taiwan High Speed Rail connects the entire island into a one-day living circle, long becoming an indispensable mode of transportation for many business travelers, those returning home, and tourists. However, most people only focus on 'departure and arrival times' when buying tickets, unaware that there are actually many exclusive benefits attached to High Speed Rail tickets. From the statutory half-price discount exclusively for seniors aged 65 and above, to free member points registration, various early bird and student discounts, and even free shuttle buses and discounts on surrounding tourist attraction tickets upon arrival, mastering the following six hidden benefits can make your entire journey economical and comfortable. Seniors aged 65 and above enjoy a 'half-price senior discount': Business class and non-reserved seats also receive discounts. Do seniors aged 65 and above really get a half-price discount on the High Speed Rail? The answer is yes, they fully enjoy the statutory half-price preferential treatment! Seniors who are 65 years or older (based on the day of travel) and hold Republic of China nationality can directly purchase 'Senior Tickets' when buying tickets, enjoying a 50% discount on the full fare of standard cars. If traveling in non-reserved seats, the discount is also calculated at 50% off the full fare for non-reserved seats. Furthermore, if seniors wish to travel in the more comfortable and spacious business class cars, the senior ticket also receives a dedicated half-price discount (calculated as a preferential discount on the full price of business class cars). Notes for boarding: When boarding, you must carry your National Identification Card or a valid ID with a photo and ID number (such as a National Health Insurance card or driver's license). You will need to present it for verification during ticket inspection on the train to enjoy the half-price privilege with peace of mind.