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Just wondering, as I want to go to see Ilford FC v Barking & East Ham FC
tomorrow..... I could go by bus (from Greengate near where I live, number 5 to Barking bus garage, then the 145 to South Park Drive, and walk to the stadium in IG1 1UE). But that would take well over an hour according to the Journey Planner. On the other hand, if I time it well, I could take a bus to Stratford, the train to Seven Kings, and walk to the stadium, in probably about 40 minutes (55 according to the journey planner). But if it's likely to cost me much more I won't bother. First one would mean 4 buses for there and back. Second one would be 2 buses and 2 train rides. Are there barriers at Seven Kings for a PAYG? If not, would it be cheaper to use my Oyster PAYG for the buses to and from Stratford, and get a cheap-day return to Seven Kings, or would it be cheaper to get a paper travelcard for zones 2-6 from the corner shop before getting on any buses? You don't have to answer any of this, I'm rambling. My point is, how bloody complicated it is when you don't want to break the law, but you don't want to lose money to a system that is far from perfect. |
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