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hey thanks - 171 looks like a good route for me to be aware of in general

I like this idea - especially if I just miss a northbound train. Charing Cross is a great central location

I just have to decide if I can put up with my kids whinging about walking 1km to Brockley and if it's worth the £36.80 (2 x kids zone 1-3 travelcards). Also it does your head in booking a place next to a staion and then not being able to use it! Am glad I can just buy my 11 year old's 7 day...

Thanks, yes as I understand it the 2-4-1 is strictly if you purchase the from National Rail (to encourage those from far off Brockley to enjoy the London sights via NR) I dont know how useful 2-4-1 will be for me but since I'll have to have tickets for the entire family if I want to use...

Thanks for that. The issue is my 11 year old, I dont think I can get a child fare without a photocard using TfL Have read about "Young Visitor Discount" for Oyster but I apparently need to get into Zone 1 first to buy it. --- old post above --- --- new post below --- Great info about the...

Great - thanks alot again for taking the time to respond.

Thanks a lot for your response So basically any manned National Rail station should be able to make a photocard even a little one like Crofton Park? If so great I was thinking I might have to go to a large station

Hi all A few questions I hope someone can help me with answer. Simple but anything involving overlapping areas of tube/national rail and children seems to trigger lots of sub-options We are a family from Australia of 2 adults, and 3 children aged 6, 9 & 11 years. Will be staying one week...