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"Jack Taylor" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Aglians wrote: If you want unlimited travel on trains, underground trains and buses within the Central London area for the day then you will need to buy an Off-Peak Travelcard for travel. That costs £6:70. I'd recommend that for tourists, it means that you can jump on and off trains and buses all day and travel around all of the main sights in London without having to worry about buying other tickets. http://www.chilternrailwaysfares.co....icket_type=ODT Excuse me if I can't understand well the fares policy of chiltern.... They at http://www.chilternrailways.co.uk/content.php?nID=fares say Off-Peak Travelcard to London £6.70 Includes return travel to Marylebone on day of issue and as many rides as you like on London's tubes and buses. Valid on the 0936 from Wembley Stadium and any subsequent train on Mondays to Fridays, any train on Saturdays and Sundays. Return on any train. Does it mean that with Off-Peak Travelcard to London £6.70 I can make only a return journey between Wembley Stadium and Marylebone (plus, obviously,as many rides as I like on tube and buses)? What kind of travel card is this? A zone 1-4 travelcard? A Zone 1-4 Off-Peak Travelcard is £5.70, a Peak Travelcard is £9.00. A Zone 1-6 Off-Peak Travelcard is £6.70. I can't see that you'll really need the extra Zone 5-6 validity, unless you're planning trips to outer suburbia. -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware. |
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