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During my former visits I bought some kind of London Visitor pass for unlimited tube/bus travel. It looks like that card is replaced by an Oyster card? Not unless you plan to be in London for 7 days or more. Can someone tell me how this works for tourists now? http://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/faq/t...troduction.asp should more than answer your questions. And what about the changes to the zone system? Last time there were 3 zones, there are more now... Actually, there were and are 6 Underground zones. What zone is Kensington (Hotel area) Zone 1 and Heathrow (point of arrival). Zone 6. Most tourists will find Zone 1 single day travel cards sufficient, with one off tickets for trips to and from Heathrow, but you may wish to think twice about using the Tube from Heathrow. The Terminal 4 station is closed right now and dragging luggage around on the Tube is difficult at best. Consider taking the hotel bus or the train to Paddington. |
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