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Will an oyster card work for me?
If you buy tickets each day they will cost £2 each way. £2 x 10 = £20 If you use Oyster prepay you will pay a £3 deposit and the tickets will cost £1.70 each = £17 + £3 = £20 If you buy a weekly ticket on Oyster for Zone 1 it will be £18.50 and there will be no deposit (a special offer at the moment) = £18.50 Do LUL still do Zone 1 Carnets - if so, how much do they cost? (but see the response that advises a Travelcard season). Tube carnet (being withdrawn from January) is £17. |
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Will an oyster card work for me?
Miss Uk Railway wrote:
This week, I'm travelling from Rugby to Euston and back with Virgin every day. I will then need to make a daily return trip from Euston underground to Westminster underground. Would it be cheaper to buy 5 x daily zone 1 return tickets or an Oyster card? I've no idea how Oyster works - can I buy it at Euston tomorrow morning and do I simply put money onto it, i.e. pre-pay? Does this method work out cheaper than buying ordinary single/returns? Others have answered your question. I'd say that (as a Oyster card owning visitor to London) if you're going to visit London more than about once a year an Oyster card is a Good Thing to have. It'll save you time and money. |
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