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Ah, thanks! I thought one of them had to be a season ticket. I didn't realise that a daily zonal ticket would be OK. That's great, gives me a lot more options :D Suze

Thanks for your help everyone. I went with the option Hadders outlined. I ordered online, and couldn't select Boundary Zone 6 as an origin (or destination). So I selected Enfield Lock instead because it's in Zone 6. Do I therefore need to ensure I am on a train that actually stops at Enfield...

Now that's a good idea :) Do you have any idea why the Sunday travelcard is cheaper than the Saturday one? Can I start my journey anywhere within Zones 1-6 on the Saturday? I'm assuming these prices can all be discounted using my Network Card? Thank you Suze

Thanks, the thought had occurred to me but I'll have to check how long the non-Zone One journey would take as I need to be at BXB very early :( Overground from Hackney Downs to Broxbourne - do you mean NR? :) Suze Hi, I considered that (see my post a little higher up) but the trains from...

Thank you for your reply :) I won't Quote as it will get messy, however I think my question about whether the paper Day Travelcard will be retained by the barrier is kind of academic if I can't use it to travel back into London from Broxbourne. I don't need the ticket for any reason other than...

Evening all :) This weekend I need to make the following journeys: Saturday morning: Wimbledon to Broxbourne Saturday evening: Broxbourne to Hitchin Sunday evening: Hitchin to Wimbledon I have a Network Railcard. Now bear with me, but I've thought about this and here is what I am...

Yes, but if interchanging at certain NR/LU stations it treats it as one journey: http://www.oyster-rail.org.uk/out-of-station-interchange-osi Suze

Hi all I am Oyster PAYG only - no travelcards. Yesterday I travelled from Wimbledon to Vauxhall via South West Trains, touched out at Vauxhall NR and back in at Vauxhall LU one minute later to get the Victoria Line to Oxford Circus. Both legs of the journey started before 9.30am (ie...

No problem, thanks for finding me the answer! :D Suze

Thanks - I look forward to hearing what they say! :) Suze

Hello, is he back yet? :) Suze

Oh right, I always thought I'd have to pay the cost of getting from Zone Two to Zone One, if you see what I mean. I think I've completely misunderstood (for the past God knows how many years) how one is charged when travelling outside one's zones... :cry: What parameters should I be plugging...

Thanks for your reply. In fact, I had assumed the point-to-point would not be valid on the District Line, but it would be much better for me if it were... let me know what Daniel says! Suze

Thanks. I would have to queue up at Wimbledon Station to set the OEP (the newsagents who do Oyster don't seem to know what one is... grrr...) so wouldn't save much actual time, unfortunately. I'm not sure if I would save any money, either... it looks like an off-peak single is £2 and I am not...

I meant my Oyster query in this thread re the season ticket :twisted: Suze

Thanks for clearing that up :) Does anyone know the answer to my Oyster query - can I get the point-to-point loaded onto an Oyster, or are they just for Travelcards/PAYG? Suze

Sorry, not sure what pricing by ATOC means/what difference it would make? Suze

Hi all I sometimes travel between Wimbledon and Hither Green off-peak. The route I use is: Wimbledon to Waterloo - South West Trains Walk from Waterloo to Waterloo East Waterloo East to Hither Green - Southeastern I have a Zone Two and Three travelcard so I buy a paper return at...

Hi all I need to buy an annual season ticket to travel between Wimbledon and West Brompton. The National Rail website gives two prices: £528 and £760. It doesn't elaborate (see attachment), so am I right in thinking that the former is a paper ticket and is a point-to-point allowing...

Possibly, but I've never tried it as I (wrongly) thought the Network Card could only be used to gain a discount on a cheap day return/single. It didn't occur to me that it was for any ticket for travel after 10am. Suze