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I see that Thames Clippers are offering discounts to travelcard holders -
does the travelcard in question have to be valid in Z1? I have a Z456 Annual Travelcard - is that enough to get me a discount? Thanks |
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The Travelcard discount applies to anyone with a Travelcard for any
zones of any duration as long as it's valid at the time you're making your journey. Don't expect any additional discount for using Oyster PAYG though. You used to get a further 20% off for buying a book of 10 tickets so some people making occasional trips have seen quite a price hike since Oyster PAYG was introduced on Thames Clippers having to pay £3.55 per journey instead of something like £2.60. |
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On Mar 8, 11:03*pm, (Simon Bradley)
wrote: In article , (Mudchute) wrote: The Travelcard discount applies to anyone with a Travelcard for any zones of any duration as long as it's valid at the time you're making your journey. Great, thanks. What happens if the Travel Card is loaded onto an Oyster Card? CJB. |
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![]() On Mar 9, 7:29*pm, CJB wrote: On Mar 8, 11:03*pm, (Simon Bradley) wrote: (Mudchute) wrote: The Travelcard discount applies to anyone with a Travelcard for any zones of any duration as long as it's valid at the time you're making your journey. Great, thanks. What happens if the Travel Card is loaded onto an Oyster Card? CJB. It's still valid for the third off discount. From page 5 of TfL's guide to River Thames Boat Services: ---quote--- Travelcard holders Many operators offer 1/3 off normal advertised adult and child fares on production of a valid Travelcard or Oyster card, loaded with a valid Travelcard, when purchasing a ticket. Some restrictions apply. ---/quote--- Source (PDF): http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/river-guide.pdf |
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For a sightseeing trip, rather than a fast commute, City Cruises gives
one-third discount when you show a valid Travelcard or Oyster with a Tcard loaded. But this offer doesn't include Oyster cards which are only loaded with PAYG. From Westminster, Waterloo [London Eye], Tower and Greenwich piers - but the discount tickets can't be pre-booked. Also worth noting if you take the big RiverLiners - which operate to Greenwich - the open top deck means you can enjoy the light and sky which is an essential part of the river view. And you've got all-round visibility - great for for photos - and since these are large displacement vessels operating at max 12knots they are nice and stable. If you're coming in to central London on the train, you can also get a 'twofer' - 2 for 1 all-day River Red Rover {£13] - download the voucher from http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/city-cruises. Since this is valid from stations in London as well as those further afield it could be a better bet depending on party size. And yes, the offer is valid with a Tcard issued by a train operator, as long as you present the voucher. HTH - sorry if this reads like an ad, I just love the river so much I want everyone to enjoy it. Ken On 2010-03-07 11:37:32 +0000, (Simon Bradley) said: I see that Thames Clippers are offering discounts to travelcard holders - does the travelcard in question have to be valid in Z1? I have a Z456 Annual Travelcard - is that enough to get me a discount? Thanks -- Writer / editor on London's River |
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