The 16-25 travel card needs its name changed because you don't need to be in that age range to obtain it. As long as you are in full time education, then you can apply (as long as you're 16+)
+Sean O' Donnell You're probably thinking of the 16+ Oyster card and 18+ Student Oyster card. The 16-25 Railcard isn't part of the Oyster scheme-it's a different card offered by National Rail-and does indeed require you to apply between the ages of 16 and 25, and doesn't care about your education status. Also, +Anpu, I just want to point out that the Oyster discount of 1/3 given to you by linking it with a 16-25 Railcard only applies to off-peak fares.
My 60+ card cost me £10. And I can travel all day all night all week month year and around the universe..hell I can live on the bus if I want.?just getting off for taking the a piss..coffee lunch and well....it's right back on the bus.
Sure the universe contained within zones 1-6. But yeah, bout time our generation got something for nothing, well £10 for 6 years not bad. Also really useful if you're travelling out of London say when I visit my daughter in Hartford or going to Gatwick or Brighton etc, only need to buy a ticket from a zone 6 station. And so easy to buy online and you can pick them up from your local station before your head off. I'm spending the 2k a year I save on travel cards on foreign travel what about you?
Hey quick question you know the hack with student card and rail card will that rail discount work on a normal oyster card or do I need to get a student card?
Whats the point of the 18+ oyster card because the prices are the same as adults for buses and tube? Also does contactless payment have the daily cap of £4.50?
Yes that's correct, but 18+ oyster cards are useful for weekly, monthly and annual travel cards, because it takes 30% off. And yes contactless cards have the daily cap of £4.50.
tq so much Anpu.your video is excellent. I m aged 62 and will be in london for 74 days on a tight budget, I will be taking buses whenever i can except occasional tube ride on weekends. !) 1) Do I buy a senior rail card and not used it at all for any rail travel out of London n get it loaded onto a normal oyster card ( to b purchased at Heathrow airport) n that will get 33 % discount on all tube rides offpeak? 2) Can I apply online for the Senior railcard online from abroad? 3) After I board the second bus within the first hour , do I tap my ouster card and the second ride journey will be recognised for free for the Hopper concession ? Appreciate your kind assistance
Sashieka E True. I think he was just giving context on how to use the pink reader, as taking the train from Clapham directly to Stratford wouldn’t require you to touch the pink reader.
Hi Anpu, I am a student. I got some confusion. Do we need to take both student oyster card and rail card? If Yes, Do I need to wait for the oyster card to apply for rail card? Also, I have classes on some Sunday and Saturday as well, could you please recommend me the best card to take, oyster or contact less ? Thank you :)
So informative, thank you! Wish I knew this when I was 16-25, but I'll share the railcard hack with my 16 year old sister. All in all, excellent value.
Thanks Anpu. Never knew about the pink card reader. I wanted to suggest another hack. If u’re a student u can save money by getting weekly and monthly for selected zones like zone 2 and 3 only and not necessarily have zone 1 unless u have to.
what oyster card recharge should we go for if we want unlimited travel in a month, applicable for bus/train/tube? And should I get a rail card or oyster card
Hello Anpu, great info you have put up.I will be arriving in London for a 4N/5D trip. total of 7 persons. 1 teenager,2 senior citizens and 4 adults. I plan to get the Heathrow express to London GBP7.50 online). Then traveling within London by bus and tube for sightseeing. What card would you recommend for all 7. And I believe I should get it online before arriving in London? Appreciate any other tip too.Arriving in March 2017.Thanks for now. Veloo, Kuala lumpur, Malaysia
Hi Veloo, as far I am aware, Oyster offer discounts for groups of over 10 people. These are called Group Day Travelcards. But you wouldn't be able to use this because you are only a group of 7 unfortunately. The cheapest option depends on the duration of your trip. But definitely look into daily, weekly and monthly capping. Hope you have a great trip to London!
Question about the 16-25 railcard... where do you buy it? In-person or on a website? Also, does it just apply the discount on train journeys, not buses?
If you are a tourist- please check with your bank before travel- it may cost you more in bank fees and foreign exchange to use your debit card rather than an oyster card.
Did you know, if you register you oyster card to an online is it get lost you can stop and get the money it had on it back. You can register your contactless card too it help you see the journey you made and let you know about incomplete journey you made it I had many incomplete journey even tho I tap in and out . I contacted customers service and got it sorted.
Hi. You do know at the end of the video what you said is wrong. The oyster card would work out cheaper wouldn't it. Because with a daily cap of £4.50 x by 7 days would be a total of £31.50 You would spend on your oyster card if you travelled 7 days a week for 3 plus journeys a day
What you just said is not life hacks, it's facilities tfl gives to all the costumers who's having a oyster card, it's just a matter of searching for all of that on the tfl website.
i dont really get your point at the end of the video. My monthly travelcard is cheaper than what it would cost me by pay as you go before reaching the capping. because i would actually never reach the cap in one day. What you say may apply in some cases.
In 2018, the best thing to do is just to use Contactless (i.e. a contactless debit/credit card), as this will always be the same price as with Oyster, or even cheaper since Contactless offers daily, weekly, and monthly caps, whereas Oyster only offers daily caps. The only situation where you should prefer using an Oyster card is if you are a member of another scheme that offers its discounts when linked to an Oyster card, such as if you have a National Rail "16-25 Railcard", as mentioned in this video; you can link the railcard to an Oyster card and reap its rewards on the Tube and London National Rail!
I'm not a Londoner but if I was in London and use a contactless bank card on a bus or underground its £1.50? Or do I need to be registered first for that?
@@dabro2080 , all explained in the original comment: prices with contactless are equal or cheaper than Oyster except in the specific circumstance mentioned. You don't need to register anything. The only benefit to registering your debit/credit card number at oyster.tfl.gov.uk is being able to see your journey history. With an Oyster card, registering gives you access to a few other features, such as auto top-up via a debit/credit card. The bus fare increased in 2021 from £1.50 to £1.55.
@@JivanPal Wow, thanks for getting back to me that is so handy to know, I just need to find a good London bus map next I would like to use some that pass some of the big tourist attraction buildings. Be like a cheap sight seeing bus. Thanks again I'll subscribe to your channel and check your other videos have a great evening Jivan. :)
@@dabro2080 , haha, no worries. You won't find bus maps that cover all the routes in a large region, but bus maps that cover routes in the local area are at most bus stops (the ones that have canopies and thus have a backboard to put a map on), and every bus stop has route summaries. The bus maps look like this: content.tfl.gov.uk/bus-route-maps/whitechapel-a4-0619.pdf All those maps are available online here: tfl.gov.uk/maps_/bus-spider-maps There is also a central London tourist's map here: content.tfl.gov.uk/bus-route-maps/key-bus-routes-in-central-london.pdf In central London, regular street maps that highlight public transport stops are dotted around everywhere. They look like this: imgur.com/gallery/APauLkc
Hi i travel zones 1-6 with a 16-18 oyster card every day using rail trains as pay as you go user. Is there a cheaper alternative to my journey for example using a rail card to get 30% off? I would appreciate if you could advise me. I pay about £8 max each day.
There is another great one. You can make as many bus journeys in an hour as you like and just pay for the first one. After an hour has gone by the next bus you tap onto will charge you a further £1.50 but you can start all over again and ride loads of buses in that 1 hour just for the first £1.50 of that hour.
1. You did not mention that the 4.50 for buses is a cap you also did not mention about the bus hoper which is if you make multiple journeys whithin an hour using the bus you'll get charged for one bus journey only. 2. The national railcard that you have gives 33% off on OFF PEAK fares in London on the tube , not the bus or the tram or whatever, the other discount applies for National Rail service journeys not TFL. 3. Your OY does not give you negative credit all the time. That only happens if you get overcharged because you did not tap in or out. You can't do this just because you have an emergency. Your OY has to be topped up at all times. 4. To avoid zone one, yes you tap on pink readers but that is not for every journey. Some journeys do have an alternative option but some don't . You did not provide any website to help people with the alternative journeys. 5. Yes purchase annual card end of December, not begining of January because fares change every year on the 1st of January. 6. The Daily cap is equal to a weeks Travelcard on OY and CPC so its's the same thing. CPC does have other benefits but only one of them is with regards to fares which you did not mention again. The weekly cap depends on the zones you travel within and it's the same for the daily cap. There is no SET weeekly cap for contactless or oyster. It all depends on the zones you are travelling within. From everything you've said, none of this is a lifehack it is the way the system works. All the correct details are provided on the tfl.gov.uk website and for further information I would recommend to people to contact TFL. I am not hating on you but what you have said is confusing for every person that is using TFL services.
Thanks for explaining about the pink Oyster readers. I noticed them last visit but I had no clue about them. I typically stay in SW London with family and have to travel a long way to get to anything. Of course it's faster to go through Zone 1, but now I can save some quid (haha) next time I go. :)
not sure railcard works if oyster was transferred to a debit card (for me it didnt) I still havent managed to talk to a tfl staff about that, maybe they made a mistake but its worth checking
If you have the 16-25 railcard would it work with the weekly capping on contactless card? Or is that just a good tip for people who don't have the railcard?
What a load of bs. If you decide to do a video at least make sure the information is correct. Also, save yourself recording and editing time by posting a link to the TFL website where the information is actually correct. A 'hack' is generally a loophole in the system as well... Trying to show people the general use of an Oyster card is far from a hack.
I pay a lot a month traveling to London I have a rail card can you add this on a normal oyster or does it have to be a student oyster for it to do that
So is the £32 on contactless card for rail. So for example, I use the train to get to uni every weekday it costs me £12 for a return ticket. So £60 for a week but of I use the contactless then would it cost me £32 pounds instead.
Also just to add if you get a second bus within 30mins of your first its free using your oyster card. Also if your unemployed or low income you can get a half price oyster so each journey is half price.
It's electronic. You have to register the Railcard number against your Oyster card number at a station that supports this (any of the ones with a pink helpdesk, such as King's Cross). They will ask you to fill out a form with your info, and then link the Oyster card to the Railcard.
Hi Anpu, this is really amazing and useful information! I am coming to London for 3 days in the last week of May and for 3 days again in the middle of June. I'm 24. Would you recommend I get the 16-25 railcard along with the Oyster or the contactless card? I am also planning to visit a few museums, London eye, and most of the other historic sites. What pass would you suggest I take in that case?
Mans been avoiding the pink reader cause I thought it would take more money. It’s peak because mans been paying extra just to go to my job.
The 16-25 travel card needs its name changed because you don't need to be in that age range to obtain it. As long as you are in full time education, then you can apply (as long as you're 16+)
I didn't know this! Thanks for sharing
also you can renew the day before you become 26.
+Sean O' Donnell
You're probably thinking of the 16+ Oyster card and 18+ Student Oyster card. The 16-25 Railcard isn't part of the Oyster scheme-it's a different card offered by National Rail-and does indeed require you to apply between the ages of 16 and 25, and doesn't care about your education status. Also, +Anpu, I just want to point out that the Oyster discount of 1/3 given to you by linking it with a 16-25 Railcard only applies to off-peak fares.
Any saving is a saving!
@@JivanPal Good information. Thank you. 👍
hello i tried to connect my oyster card with the railcard but they kept saying underground and i was very confused how do i connect them both?!?!
I didnt know you could link the rail card with your oyster card
You can get a 16-25 railcard if you’re over 25 and a student
Soooo, thats why at nights i was not getting charged, 'cause of the cap. Thanks :)
You're welcome!
My 60+ card cost me £10. And I can travel all day all night all week month year and around the universe..hell I can live on the bus if I want.?just getting off for taking the a piss..coffee lunch and well....it's right back on the bus.
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Sure the universe contained within zones 1-6. But yeah, bout time our generation got something for nothing, well £10 for 6 years not bad. Also really useful if you're travelling out of London say when I visit my daughter in Hartford or going to Gatwick or Brighton etc, only need to buy a ticket from a zone 6 station. And so easy to buy online and you can pick them up from your local station before your head off.
I'm spending the 2k a year I save on travel cards on foreign travel what about you?
Does anyone now how to connect zip cards to ur phone
4th hack saved my life. Lol! Thank you so much ❤️ And also, if I take 10 buses a day. Will I still be charged 4.5 pounds? Really?!
Hey! Yeah it still caps off if you take 10 buses in a day :)
Now you can get as many buses within an hour of tapping in on the first bus and it will only charge the original 1.50
Hey quick question you know the hack with student card and rail card will that rail discount work on a normal oyster card or do I need to get a student card?
It will work on a normal oyster card :)
Anpu thank you, 😊
if you use contactless how do you use the 16-25 railcard
im pretty sure you can only use railcards with oyster and not contactless
A weekly bus and tram pass is £21.20 so it’s much better to get one of those for your oyster then tapping for the whole week and pay £32!
Whats the point of the 18+ oyster card because the prices are the same as adults for buses and tube? Also does contactless payment have the daily cap of £4.50?
Yes that's correct, but 18+ oyster cards are useful for weekly, monthly and annual travel cards, because it takes 30% off.
And yes contactless cards have the daily cap of £4.50.
tq so much Anpu.your video is excellent. I m aged 62 and will be in london for 74 days on a tight budget, I will be taking buses whenever i can except occasional tube ride on weekends. !) 1) Do I buy a senior rail card and not used it at all for any rail travel out of London n get it loaded onto a normal oyster card ( to b purchased at Heathrow airport) n that will get 33 % discount on all tube rides offpeak?
2) Can I apply online for the Senior railcard online from abroad?
3) After I board the second bus within the first hour , do I tap my ouster card and the second ride journey will be recognised for free for the Hopper concession ?
Appreciate your kind assistance
The route you suggested to get to Stratford is very long you do know there's a train that goes directly from Clapham Junction to Stratford right
Sashieka E True. I think he was just giving context on how to use the pink reader, as taking the train from Clapham directly to Stratford wouldn’t require you to touch the pink reader.
the other route is a lot longer. Over an hour I believe. The route they suggested only takes around 40 mins including interchange time
the 16-25 railcard behind the oyster card was a joke right? Because I have both haha
Nope it wasn't a joke haha! If you have both, ask a TFL member of staff to put your railcard onto your oyster card on the system :)
He looks like a math teacher to me..xD
i’ve only ever had old white maths teachers
God bless you honestly. So glad i came across this video.
Hi Anpu, I am a student. I got some confusion. Do we need to take both student oyster card and rail card? If Yes, Do I need to wait for the oyster card to apply for rail card? Also, I have classes on some Sunday and Saturday as well, could you please recommend me the best card to take, oyster or contact less ?
Thank you :)
So informative, thank you! Wish I knew this when I was 16-25, but I'll share the railcard hack with my 16 year old sister. All in all, excellent value.
Thanks Anpu. Never knew about the pink card reader. I wanted to suggest another hack. If u’re a student u can save money by getting weekly and monthly for selected zones like zone 2 and 3 only and not necessarily have zone 1 unless u have to.
Just get a travel card if you go out alot it will save you alot of money with the 18+ zipcard
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Not a hack, just telling facts
what oyster card recharge should we go for if we want unlimited travel in a month, applicable for bus/train/tube? And should I get a rail card or oyster card
Hello Anpu, great info you have put up.I will be arriving in London for a 4N/5D trip. total of 7 persons. 1 teenager,2 senior citizens and 4 adults. I plan to get the Heathrow express to London GBP7.50 online). Then traveling within London by bus and tube for sightseeing. What card would you recommend for all 7. And I believe I should get it online before arriving in London? Appreciate any other tip too.Arriving in March 2017.Thanks for now. Veloo, Kuala lumpur, Malaysia
Hi Veloo, as far I am aware, Oyster offer discounts for groups of over 10 people. These are called Group Day Travelcards. But you wouldn't be able to use this because you are only a group of 7 unfortunately. The cheapest option depends on the duration of your trip. But definitely look into daily, weekly and monthly capping. Hope you have a great trip to London!
Question about the 16-25 railcard... where do you buy it? In-person or on a website?
Also, does it just apply the discount on train journeys, not buses?
Railcard only for trains
Just trains, but you can buy a 16-25 rail card both at the station and online
If you are a tourist- please check with your bank before travel- it may cost you more in bank fees and foreign exchange to use your debit card rather than an oyster card.
These are not secret life hacks at all. This is common knowledge amongst Londoners...
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it honestly isn't common knowledge. Most of my friends and family had no idea about the pink oyster card reader for e.g.
Yupe...
The term "hack" is totally overdone and in this case, totally stupid. These are just rules that anyone can learn on their own.
The pink reader was new to me!
Why don't you just get a weekly travelcard?
Anpu unfortunately these are not life hacks because they don’t help those not students! There’s not enough if any pink ones trust me I have looked!!
Did you know, if you register you oyster card to an online is it get lost you can stop and get the money it had on it back. You can register your contactless card too it help you see the journey you made and let you know about incomplete journey you made it I had many incomplete journey even tho I tap in and out . I contacted customers service and got it sorted.
This is basic knowledge that all Londoner should know anyways for me waste of time 😂
Hi bro I have the 18+ photo card and if I have the rail card and use tfl for one day will I still get a discount
Hi. You do know at the end of the video what you said is wrong. The oyster card would work out cheaper wouldn't it. Because with a daily cap of £4.50 x by 7 days would be a total of £31.50 You would spend on your oyster card if you travelled 7 days a week for 3 plus journeys a day
What you just said is not life hacks, it's facilities tfl gives to all the costumers who's having a oyster card, it's just a matter of searching for all of that on the tfl website.
So do u have to be a student to get 16-25 yellow card ?? Where is this anyways haven't even seen it before 🤔
The one with my railcard doesn't work for me
This is great. By the way you should totally do a Podcast on Spotify 🙂😍
i dont really get your point at the end of the video. My monthly travelcard is cheaper than what it would cost me by pay as you go before reaching the capping. because i would actually never reach the cap in one day. What you say may apply in some cases.
In 2018, the best thing to do is just to use Contactless (i.e. a contactless debit/credit card), as this will always be the same price as with Oyster, or even cheaper since Contactless offers daily, weekly, and monthly caps, whereas Oyster only offers daily caps. The only situation where you should prefer using an Oyster card is if you are a member of another scheme that offers its discounts when linked to an Oyster card, such as if you have a National Rail "16-25 Railcard", as mentioned in this video; you can link the railcard to an Oyster card and reap its rewards on the Tube and London National Rail!
I'm not a Londoner but if I was in London and use a contactless bank card on a bus or underground its £1.50? Or do I need to be registered first for that?
@@dabro2080 , all explained in the original comment: prices with contactless are equal or cheaper than Oyster except in the specific circumstance mentioned.
You don't need to register anything. The only benefit to registering your debit/credit card number at oyster.tfl.gov.uk is being able to see your journey history. With an Oyster card, registering gives you access to a few other features, such as auto top-up via a debit/credit card.
The bus fare increased in 2021 from £1.50 to £1.55.
@@JivanPal Wow, thanks for getting back to me that is so handy to know, I just need to find a good London bus map next I would like to use some that pass some of the big tourist attraction buildings. Be like a cheap sight seeing bus. Thanks again I'll subscribe to your channel and check your other videos have a great evening Jivan. :)
@@JivanPal Sorry thought it was your channel lol just went to subscribe. Thanks though
@@dabro2080 , haha, no worries. You won't find bus maps that cover all the routes in a large region, but bus maps that cover routes in the local area are at most bus stops (the ones that have canopies and thus have a backboard to put a map on), and every bus stop has route summaries. The bus maps look like this: content.tfl.gov.uk/bus-route-maps/whitechapel-a4-0619.pdf
All those maps are available online here: tfl.gov.uk/maps_/bus-spider-maps
There is also a central London tourist's map here: content.tfl.gov.uk/bus-route-maps/key-bus-routes-in-central-london.pdf
In central London, regular street maps that highlight public transport stops are dotted around everywhere. They look like this: imgur.com/gallery/APauLkc
Hi i travel zones 1-6 with a 16-18 oyster card every day using rail trains as pay as you go user. Is there a cheaper alternative to my journey for example using a rail card to get 30% off? I would appreciate if you could advise me. I pay about £8 max each day.
Save way more and get a student oyster from myself. £5 daily capping. You can't go wrong
16-25 Rail card is also for Students aged over 25
There is another great one. You can make as many bus journeys in an hour as you like and just pay for the first one. After an hour has gone by the next bus you tap onto will charge you a further £1.50 but you can start all over again and ride loads of buses in that 1 hour just for the first £1.50 of that hour.
1. You did not mention that the 4.50 for buses is a cap you also did not mention about the bus hoper which is if you make multiple journeys whithin an hour using the bus you'll get charged for one bus journey only.
2. The national railcard that you have gives 33% off on OFF PEAK fares in London on the tube , not the bus or the tram or whatever, the other discount applies for National Rail service journeys not TFL.
3. Your OY does not give you negative credit all the time. That only happens if you get overcharged because you did not tap in or out. You can't do this just because you have an emergency. Your OY has to be topped up at all times.
4. To avoid zone one, yes you tap on pink readers but that is not for every journey. Some journeys do have an alternative option but some don't . You did not provide any website to help people with the alternative journeys.
5. Yes purchase annual card end of December, not begining of January because fares change every year on the 1st of January.
6. The Daily cap is equal to a weeks Travelcard on OY and CPC so its's the same thing. CPC does have other benefits but only one of them is with regards to fares which you did not mention again. The weekly cap depends on the zones you travel within and it's the same for the daily cap. There is no SET weeekly cap for contactless or oyster. It all depends on the zones you are travelling within.
From everything you've said, none of this is a lifehack it is the way the system works. All the correct details are provided on the tfl.gov.uk website and for further information I would recommend to people to contact TFL. I am not hating on you but what you have said is confusing for every person that is using TFL services.
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how about hacks for non lazy people. you know the ones whom work 30 plus!!
These are NOT LIFE HACKS! but some useful oyster advice for some.
Darn I wish I’d seen this before our recent trip :/
I’m a student but I don’t have pay as you go, I have an expiry date and it lasts 5 years
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Thanks for explaining about the pink Oyster readers. I noticed them last visit but I had no clue about them. I typically stay in SW London with family and have to travel a long way to get to anything. Of course it's faster to go through Zone 1, but now I can save some quid (haha) next time I go. :)
Lol who is watching because their oyster broke 😂
not sure railcard works if oyster was transferred to a debit card (for me it didnt) I still havent managed to talk to a tfl staff about that, maybe they made a mistake but its worth checking
Train to Durham by virgin is 68 pounds
it depends on demand and when you book it so fares change
I live in zone 2 and need to get to zone 6 three times a week, what do u think is the beat thing for me to do? im going to be 19 soon as well
Loller when you dont live in london hut one bus journey cost between 4.00 and 8.50
Loved The Energy!! This was helpful thank you!
If you travel outside of London, make sure when you buy the ticket you say from the Zone 4 or 6 border etc
Is it compatible our zip oyster photo cards
I got charged 5.50 when I used my cash contactless on the DLR 💩
Third of 100 is 33.333333 recurring not 30
he said basically 30
If you have the 16-25 railcard would it work with the weekly capping on contactless card? Or is that just a good tip for people who don't have the railcard?
Shitt lived in London my whole life and did even k this. Thanks
Glad it helped!
Hey anpu just out of interest is your student oyster card a zip photocard ?
The only thing I do is use my Oyster card debt, then top up a few 20ps and then it's way cheaper staying in debt.
Hi Anpu, Can you please suggest if an international student coming to London for short term internship at IBA can also avail 16-25 Rail card
Yes, anyone 16-25 can have one, you don't have to be UK resident as far as I know
What to do if you lose your Oyster card?
What a load of bs. If you decide to do a video at least make sure the information is correct. Also, save yourself recording and editing time by posting a link to the TFL website where the information is actually correct. A 'hack' is generally a loophole in the system as well... Trying to show people the general use of an Oyster card is far from a hack.
D GT Would have been good to know what was wrong and if you had posted the link you were missing but I suppose a rant will have to do for now.
Videos a waste of time
Hello Anpu!
Will I be able to use Oyster Card in different zone?
As my homestay is in zone 4, and I have bought the card of zone 1-3.
Yeah it's still possible to use your card! Even if you have just bought a 1-3. It will charge you extra for tapping out in a further zone.
The weekly bus pass is 21.50
These aren't hacks, these are the well known rules.
I can just get off central touch the pink n get back on the central
Hey Anpu, can you link your contactless bank card with your railcard for the 3rd off?
For the time being, unfortunately not :(
Very helpful video, thank you!
You're welcome :)
Step 1: do what we do in Australia and don’t waste your money and buy one in the first place... just jump the barriors.
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Nice video Anpu! 📹😀👌🚍💳
DoubleDeckerAnton thanks!!
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All of them are TRAINING CARDS
I want to use railway to get from gatwick airport to balham. Is it cheaper to buy a ticket or use my osyter?
most likely use oyster or contactless as paper tickets are almost always more expensive
sniff out some better hacks lol
Please can I get the website of this oyster card
I need to apply
tfl.gov.uk
Wait so if I put my rail card and Oyster card that will make my tfl underground train fairs cheaper?
yes
I pay a lot a month traveling to London I have a rail card can you add this on a normal oyster or does it have to be a student oyster for it to do that
You can add it to a normal oyster :)
that's great if you want to get 4 buses in one day, for some reason...
You may have to take more than 4 in a day in London, it does easily happen
You can be over 25 and get a 16-25 railcard too as long as you are a full time student
Yup that's correct :)
Thanks!
You're very welcome
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So is the £32 on contactless card for rail. So for example, I use the train to get to uni every weekday it costs me £12 for a return ticket. So £60 for a week but of I use the contactless then would it cost me £32 pounds instead.
Lol needed this vid so bad, I'm leaving sixth form in a month and my beloved 16+ student card will expire
Lol you're so stupid...
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i think he did an pu
Also just to add if you get a second bus within 30mins of your first its free using your oyster card.
Also if your unemployed or low income you can get a half price oyster so each journey is half price.
It's actually within 1 hour free bus journey, not 30 minutes. The half price oyster will only apply for busses and trams but not underground train.
I like the use of a late 2018 map with Crossrail
So do you just physically attach the railcard and Oyster card or is it some like electronic ‘attachment’
Nameless no you have to do it at a station
It's electronic. You have to register the Railcard number against your Oyster card number at a station that supports this (any of the ones with a pink helpdesk, such as King's Cross). They will ask you to fill out a form with your info, and then link the Oyster card to the Railcard.
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Hi Anpu, this is really amazing and useful information! I am coming to London for 3 days in the last week of May and for 3 days again in the middle of June. I'm 24. Would you recommend I get the 16-25 railcard along with the Oyster or the contactless card? I am also planning to visit a few museums, London eye, and most of the other historic sites. What pass would you suggest I take in that case?
A J just get a ticket at the train station.
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