Anyone travel only in London Zones using a paper ticket?

[GodAtum]

I'm probably the only one who travels wholly in London zones using a paper ticket (as I get 1st class). Anyone else do the same thing?

 

[yorkie]

Anyone else do the same thing?

Anyone using a Network Railcard will do.

 

[Bletchleyite]

I mostly use outboundary Travelcards.

 

[John @ home]

I have a Railcard and I use paper tickets when they're cheaper. For example, East Croydon - St Pancras Mon-Fri 1600-1859 costs me £4.90 for an undiscounted PAYG Oyster single because the Railcard does not give a discount on single Oyster fares at that time. Instead, I buy a £3.90 Railcard discounted paper single. The Railcard does give a discount on single fares issued on paper tickets at that time.

 

[LexyBoy]

Anyone using a Network Railcard will do.

Also Family or Two Together Railcards, or Gold Card holders with companions.

 

[swt_passenger]

I mostly use outboundary Travelcards.

Which is not 'wholly in London zones' as per the OP's question...

 

[Wolfie]

I'm probably the only one who travels wholly in London zones using a paper ticket (as I get 1st class). Anyone else do the same thing?

I have a paper Z1-2 Annual Travelcard/Goldcard.... so yup!

 

[Be3G]

On this subject, what's the situation with the ex-WA London Overground stations if purchasing a travelcard season; i.e. have they switched yet from offering them as paper tickets to only providing them on Oyster, or can they do either?

 

[maniacmartin]

I use a point to point paper season whose origin and destination are both within the zones

 

[matt_world2004]

I imagine a lot of Shenfields Amersham, Chesham and Watford Junction Journeys are made using a paper ticket, Simply because of the lack of other services in these areas that use an oyster card.