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Well, I think that:
Old price (off-peak day return):
£4.40 (or £4.35, can't remember) / with network card £2.90
New price (anytime return)
£6.40 / £4.25 with network card
Oyster I think is £2.20 each way, so £4.40 return.
It's very interesting this bit about the railcard....that's...
Hmmm, I'm not sure I agree with the conclusion that not a huge amount of journeys are affected. I haven't worked through all this properly yet, but with my network card, and at weekends, I used buy a travelcard whenever my ticket price was >£7ish (as a travelcard costs £7.50, reducing to £5, and...
Very interesting, not sure how I missed all this happening!
As I say, I will now read up on all this....my initial thought is that this looks like it's made my purchase of a network card rather redundant as the Oyster payg appears to give a reduction of about one third itself, and presumably...
Thanks Helvellyn, I hadn't realised this change and I'll read up on that.
However, you say "This means for your journey the only tickets available are Anytime Day Singles, Anytime Day Returns or Off-peak Day Return" - it's actually the off-peak day return that I was after but wasn't...
Hello all,
I've just done a journey that I do a couple of times a month, a return from Clapham Junction to Thames Ditton.
In the past, at a weekend, I'd buy an off-peak return which cost about £4.40. However, today the option to buy an off-peak return was no longer available (on the...
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