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kellyswon
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Hi all, Travelling to London this Sunday, Arriving at London Euston and continuing my journey on to Fulham Broadway.(There will be 2x adults 3x childs 10,13,17)My return journey (FULHAM bk to Euston)will be the next day and i wont be travelling to any other destinations..What is my cheapest and safest way to travel to and bk.Many thanks
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would this be better on the transport board?? is the oyster card valid on this service??0
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Not sure about cheapest, but the easiest way is the underground. You can buy paper tickets at the station which I think would be around £4.50 for each journey. Oyster would be significantly cheaper, around £2.80-£3 for a single zone 1 to 2 journey, but you will have to pay for £5 for a card for each person plus top it up with the fare. You will be refunded the £5 when you give the oyster back.0
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Northern Line from Euston to Embankment, then change to a Wimbledon District Line train for Fulham Broadway.
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/standard-tube-map.pdf0 -
Bus is cheaper (take the 14 from Warren Street), but Tube much easier & probably quicker (depending on time of day).0
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For a single off peak tube journey (Euston to Fulham Bdy zone 2) it would be £4.50 per adult (and your 17 year old), £2.10 with an oyster card. The 10 year old would travel free. £2.20 for the 13 year old cash fare (as no oyster photocard?) or £2 for a daily travel card if you hold a friends and family rail card.
The cash single bus journey fare is £2.40 per adult, £1.40 with Oyster. Children aged 10 and under travel free on buses. If you have a contactless bank card you can get the fares at the same rate as Oyster.
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/26416.aspx0
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