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Hayes & Harlington - Victoria/London Oyster Cards
On Wed, 19 Sep 2012 13:34:14 +0100, Recliner wrote:
As I pointed our upthread, it's amazing what you can find on the interweb thingy; just use the single fare finder if in doubt: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/tickets/fa...t/default.aspx I never realised you could grab an Oyster at a newsagent, I've had frequent work trips to Westminster but always walked from Hotel to the office. So, have I got this right...? I get a PAYG Oyster at the newsagent next to H&H & load it with £13 on Friday evening, I then travel to Victoria via Ealing Broadway, touch off at Victoria £2.90 deducted. On the Saturday I decide to go to the Eye so take a short hop to Westminster or Waterloo on the Tube. After this I decide to go to The Science Museum so nip to South Kensington on the tube. Having had my Science fix I decide to take a look at Canary Wharf & nip there on the Tube. When I get there I fancy a go on the DLR & take that to Tower Gateway & take in the Bridge. I then realise I forgot to do the Aquarium after The Eye, now all trained out I take the RV1 bus back to Waterloo. The Oyster has a cap of a days travelcard for the zones visited so £7 deducted. Sunday back to H&H £2.90 deducted, total cost £12.80 leaving 20p credit.Non Oyster cost 2 x £5.30 singles + £7 Zone 1-2 Travelcard £17.60 Does I get that right? Or does an Oyster have to be bought in £10/£5 increments? CD |
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