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1. www.londontoolkit.com › briefing › undergroundLondon Underground fares, prices & maps 2024 plus best passes

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   There are currently 13 Underground lines, with the Elizabeth Line the latest, which opened in May 2022. Journey planner Map DLR, overground & TfL Oyster card, contactless & Travelcards Night service Fares Concessions Child fares Group tickets Purchasing tickets Access. Key points about the London Underground.

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     Children under 11 can travel free on the London Underground,...

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     Contactless payment fares. Every time you make a journey on...

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2. tfl.gov.uk › modes › tubeTube - Transport for London

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   Travel information for all London Tube lines: maps, timetables and fares.

3. www.visitlondon.com › traveller-informationLondon Underground: the Tube - visitlondon.com

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   Mar 1, 2024 · Central London is covered by Zone 1. The Tube network has 11 lines. The Tube fare depends on how far you travel, the time of day, and what type of ticket or payment method you use. Oyster cards or contactless payments are the cheapest ways to pay for Tube journeys.

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4. www.rome2rio.com › guides › buy-london-undergroundHow do I buy a London Underground ticket? - Rome2rio

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   • What Are My London Underground Ticket Options?
   • What Are The London Underground Fares For Adults?
   • Should I Choose Oyster Or Contactless?
   • What Are Child Fares on The London Underground?
   • How Much Does A One-Day Travelcard Cost?

   1) Oyster Card:

   1. Cheapest London Underground ticket option, offering discounted fares 2. Can be purchased and refilled at Tube stations 3. There is a £5 deposit for a new Oyster card; getting a refund iscomplex 4. Can be registered online so it automatically reloads with credit 5. Daily fare deductions for all TfL modes are capped at a fixed amount; after you reach the cap, all rides are free. 6. You can purchase 7- and 30-day fares, plus 3- and 6-month and annual fares online 7. Oyster cards never expire

   2) Paper tickets

   1. Sold from ticket machines at London Underground stations 2. Good for one ride 3. Users pay the highest fares

   3) Single-day Travelcard

   1. Paper versions sold from machines at stations 2. Good for various combinations of zones 3. Valid on all TfL modes

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   Some London Underground ticket fares have separate prices for peak (weekdays 6:30-9:30am and 4-7pm) and non-peak (all other) times. Note: TfL fares have been frozen at these rates from 2016 to 2020.

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   We recommend Oyster cards for overseas visitors. You’ll need to purchase an Oyster card and put money on it, but, generally speaking, Oyster cards are the simplest option. Contactless doesn’t support all foreign issued cards, and visitors may be hit with foreign transaction fees. They also cannot be used for child fares. The only real benefit of co...

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   Child fareson the London Underground are reduced or free. 1. Ages 11–15 can pay reduced rates with special Oyster cards available at Tube station info windows. 2. Children aged 10 and under travel free when travelling with an adult paying the regular fare.

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   One day travelcards are issued as paper tickets and cost £12.30 (zone 1–4). Day Travelcards aren’t available on Oyster – but the Oyster Card daily capping is always better value than buying a Day Travelcard. The only real reason to buy a one-day travelcard paper ticket is because it can get you discounts to attractions, such as the Tower of London,...

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6. freetoursbyfoot.com › how-to-use-the-londonHow to Use the London Underground | Zones, Lines, Prices

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   May 4, 2024 · London Underground Fares. While there are 6 travel zones for the London Underground, most visitors to London will travel largely within Zones 1 + 2. How much you pay depends on when you travel, whether during peak hours (06:30 - 09:30 and 16:00 - 19:00 Mon-Fri) vs. off-peak (all other times).

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7. www.londoncitybreak.com › tubeLondon Underground - Lines, zones, map and fares

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   Zones 1-3: £ 7.70 ( US$ 9.60) Zones 1-5: £ 13.10 ( US$ 16.40) Zones 1-6: £ 14.10 ( US$ 17.70) As you can see the fares for single-journey tickets are very expensive, so we recommend getting a Travelcard or Oyster Card. Times and frequency. There is no set timetable for the tube in London, but it opens approximately at 5 am and closes at 12 am.

8. www.toptiplondon.com › transport › ticketsOyster Card | Single and Daily Fares 2024 - toptiplondon

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   The Oyster card is a reusable electronic card which is used to pay for travel on all types of public transport in London: buses, underground, DLR (Docklands Light Railway), trams and local trains. There are two main ways to use the Oyster card: As a Pay as you go (PAYG) Oyster card.