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[Travel] What is a Southern one day travel card to London with tube etc. called these days?



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Dinner with Gotsmanov

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Usually get a super off peak travelcard from Worthing with a codger railcard for £21.95. Bit restrictive on times to and from, but if these work for you it’s good value.
 




Anger

Anger

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Jul 21, 2017
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Papak said:
I'm planning a day out in March, I'm not a regular train user but I used to pay about £23 and get a ticket from Horsham to Victoria plus unlimited tube and buses etc.

Does this option still exist? If so, what is it actually called?

I can't seem find it on Southern's website and I know you need a degree in cryptology to understand purchasing train tickets these days which isn't helping me find what I think I want.


Thanks for any assistance.
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If you’re travelling on Southern that special travel card is probably called The Hail Mary.
 


Nitram

Nitram

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Jul 16, 2013
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On the Southern site where it asks which station choose - London Travelcard Zones 1-6
 


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LU7 RED

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Leighton Buzzard
Another shout for the £30 Network Railcard if you go into London a few times a year. Pays for itself very quickly.

The Trainline app is really good too.
 


Madafwo

Madafwo

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LU7 RED said:
Another shout for the £30 Network Railcard if you go into London a few times a year. Pays for itself very quickly.

The Trainline app is really good too.
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On the other hand I wouldn't recommend the Trainline app, same tickets are available on the Southern (or any other TOCs) app and you don't have to pay any fees, the price you see is the price you pay.
 








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