Off-Peak 1 Day Travelcard Zone 1-6

Livingthedream

Hi, off to London for a weekend in July got a cheap premier inn at Earls court so now sorting out all the travel.

On the Sunday myself and the family (2Adults & 2childern(6+13)) are off to Chessington world of adventures and plan to go Earls Court to Wimbledon (Underground) and then Wimbledon to Chessington South (SW trains), my question is would an Off-Peak 1 Day Travelcard Zone 1-6 cover this journey?

I Know a Oyster card would cover it, but is a right pain getting photo cards for the children.

kaisersoze_2

Chessington south is in zone 6 so yes it would

www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/lon_con.pdf

kaisersoze_2

In case you have not booked your tickets yet

http://www.lastminute.com/lmn/pso/catalog/Product.jhtml?POSITION=1&PRODID=450095676&CATID=105472

AirlieBird

Save yourself a couple of quid and get a Z2-6 travelcard if you're not going into Z1.

davetrousers

Is Chessington open yet?

Looks like it's only a Zoo Day link

JimmyTheWig

Currently it's zoo only, but the OP is going in July.

davetrousers

JimmyTheWig wrote: »

Currently it's zoo only, but the OP is going in July.

I read the OP's post a couple of times but missed that bit! Crazy

kaisersoze_2

AirlieBird wrote: »

Save yourself a couple of quid and get a Z2-6 travelcard if you're not going into Z1.

Earls court would appear to be in zone1 but you could walk a short distance (into zone2) as its right on the boundary

Livingthedream

Thanx all for your replies

kaisersoze wrote: »

In case you have not booked your tickets yet

http://www.lastminute.com/lmn/pso/catalog/Product.jhtml?POSITION=1&PRODID=450095676&CATID=105472

kaisersoze cheers for that link, will use it to get 4x adult tickets (£68) as crazy as it sound its cheaper than booking online direct 3 adults 1 child (£89) or if I tried to smuggle the 13yr old as an 11yr old and got the family ticket thats £78

kaisersoze_2

I don't know how much time you are going to have but if you buy you're tickets from a proper train station (overground not underground) you can use these vouchers on 2for1.

http://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/

AirlieBird

kaisersoze wrote: »

Earls court would appear to be in zone1 but you could walk a short distance (into zone2) as its right on the boundary

Earl's Court is a Zone 1/2 boundary station. This means that either a Zone 1 or a Zone 2 ticket is valid.