By Train or by Car to London?

angeltreats

lynzpower wrote: »

Im sorry I just cant get my head around someone who is clearly over 17 having never been on a train!!

Is this common?!!?!?

I don't think I was on a train till I was in my early twenties. I come from an area in Ireland where we just don't have any rail transport so there was never any opportunity. I made up for it when I moved to London though

mulmul

dzug1 wrote: »

It isn't about £35

It's £31.60 whether bought in advance or on the day.

Unless you buy it from the trainline, who charge you fees - if you do that it will cost MORE in advance. Is that where you got it from?

yea , since it is the same price to get ticket on the day and in advance I am gonna get it there at kiosk

another question, me and my friend gonna be down in london next week for touring purpose, I am getting a season ticket with Zone 1-6 covered , but as for him he only go there for a day, is it worth to get an underground day pass for him?

dzug1

mulmul wrote: »

yea , since it is the same price to get ticket on the day and in advance I am gonna get it there at kiosk

another question, me and my friend gonna be down in london next week for touring purpose, I am getting a season ticket with Zone 1-6 covered , but as for him he only go there for a day, is it worth to get an underground day pass for him?

Yes - assuming you are making more than one journey on the underground

Is he travelling with you from Basingstoke? In that case a combined day return/travelcard from Basingstoke may be cheaper (it is off peak for certain) than buying the two separately.

mulmul

I did another check with nationalrail.co.uk

Return Fare1 x Adult - Off-peak Day Travelcard£23.40

that seems reasonable enough with an online price, right?

wealdroam

mulmul wrote: »

I did another check with nationalrail.co.uk

Return Fare1 x Adult - Off-peak Day Travelcard£23.40

that seems reasonable enough with an online price, right?

And the same price at the station.

mulmul

wealdroam wrote: »

And the same price at the station.

it doesnt seem too bad after chosen the off-peak hrs , gonna go get the ticket there tomorrom with my friend, thx everyone for contributed to my queries :beer::beer:

mulmul

Oh yea.... the london attractions offer .... which is the best to go ?

wealdroam

mulmul wrote: »

Oh yea.... the london attractions offer .... which is the best to go ?

You decide... which is best for you?