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On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 21:09:14 +0000, PRAR wrote:
DERWENT Gold Card discounted Day Travelcards from Tube Stations Sun, 08 Jan 2006 23:37:43 +0000, Barry Salter The "rule" as stated in the current TfL Fares leaflet is as follows: If you hold an annual Travelcard valid in Zones 1-6 you only need buy reduced price tickets for accompanying adults and children. If your annual Travelcard is not valid in all of Zones 1-6 and you are only buying reduced price tickets for accompanying adults, you will also need to buy a Zones 1-6 Off-Peak Day Travelcard for yourself. Not really as it doesn't explicitly state gold-card discounted or undiscounted... PRAR Indeed, this is the rule the ticket office pointed out to me. They are interpreting this (either correctly or incorrectly) as the Annual Travelcard/Gold Card holder is NOT entitled to buy and use a discounted travelcard themselves. LU Customer Services are saying the same. If both sources are correct I'm intrigued why their policy on this would differ from National Rail. Thanks Nicholas |
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