For tubes - use the same card, as they use that to automatically give you the optimized single/multi/day ticket.

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Sep 12, 2024
9:34:20am

slappy All-American

For tubes - use the same card, as they use that to automatically give you the optimized single/multi/day ticket.

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London travel question

CasualFan

Sep 12, 9:23am

They even allow you to tap through using a debit or credit card.

Soupie

Sep 12, 9:24am

Oh perfect

CasualFan

Sep 12, 9:24am

Should note that's for the tube. Think trains require a ticket but kiosk works fine.

Soupie

Sep 12, 9:27am

For tubes - use the same card, as they use that to automatically give you the optimized single/multi/day ticket.

slappy

Sep 12, 9:34am

No need to get tickets anymore for subway/tube. For the trains, or express, same day works unless you want to reserve

Bob Vance

Sep 12, 9:25am

You can get the appropriate app for the train you’ll be taking.

silk

Sep 12, 9:40am

Did that a few years back and just took Rail Air

Gustav

Sep 12, 9:47am

Tap your card when you're there.

Mr. Belding

Sep 12, 9:52am

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