Is FIP ticket valid in London Underground?

[krasikostadin]

Hello everyone . Is FIP ticket valid in London underground?
Thanks in advance for answers.

 

[30907]

Short answer - no. An expert will detail the exceptions soon.

 

[reb0118]

What would be your throughout journey. i.e. the elements before & after the tube?

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[krasikostadin]

What would be your throughout journey. i.e. the elements before & after the tube?

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Will travel from Milton Keynes to Lodon, then I want to use underraund. Is it possible constructional with FIP tickets?

 

[reb0118]

I would confirm with your issuing authority but I think that if you are making a through journey from one National Rail station to another National Rail station that includes a connection via London you can use any reasonable route for that.

You can break your journey at an intermediate tube station, but if you do so you can not complete the interchange by tube unless you purchase a new tube ticket (or use oyster/contactless as appropriate).

So for the avoidance of doubt you may be able to make a through connecting journey on the underground as part of a longer main line railjourney, BUT you can not obtain any discount for general travel on London Underground with FIP.

That said there are certain routes that are shared between the railway & the underground and I would assume that a FIP discount would be available on these "interavailable" lines.

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[krasikostadin]

Thank you for your comprehensive response.

 

[reb0118]

You are welcome.

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[ac-03]

Also it has not been possible for protected rail staff to get discount on London Underground for several years unless an application for an Oyster card with the 75% discount to be added on by a TSID holder.

The only way that protected rail staff can get a discount for a paper ticket is by purchasing a PTP rail ticket that has a connection with LU.