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London-Hitchin Fare Advice (Good Friday)
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Almost certainly not. 12.60 is a pretty good price to be fair.
Great Northern's Super Off Peak tickets are good value. How many of you are travelling? If there's 3 or more than you can get the ticket as a Groupsave and save 34% as long as you all travel together.
Depending on what you're doing when you get to London you might want to buy the Super Off Peak Day Travelcard for £18.60 which gives unlimited travel on trains, tubs and buses within Zones 1-6. If you're doing more than a couple of Underground journeys it'll probably work out cheaper plus there's no need to top-up.
Depending on what you're doing when you get to London you might want to buy the Super Off Peak Day Travelcard for £18.60 which gives unlimited travel on trains, tubs and buses within Zones 1-6. If you're doing more than a couple of Underground journeys it'll probably work out cheaper plus there's no need to top-up.
If you are likely to be doing other off-peak journeys during the next 12 months in the south east area it may be worthwhile to conisder getting a Network card - the super off-peak day return would then be £8.30. There would be no minimum fare on Good Friday (normally mon-fri there is a minimum fare of £13)
Also if you are using payg on oyster to get the Kings Cross check the oyster fare to Finsbury Park - as it may well be the same oyster fare and get the tube and change there as it is £1 cheaper I think for the return to Hitchin.
Also if you are using payg on oyster to get the Kings Cross check the oyster fare to Finsbury Park - as it may well be the same oyster fare and get the tube and change there as it is £1 cheaper I think for the return to Hitchin.
The Super Off Peak fare from Hitchin to Finsbury Park is £12.60 too!
A singe Zone 1 Underground journey on Oyster PAYG is £2.40.
I agree about buying a Network Railcard if the OP is likely to make enough journeys.
A singe Zone 1 Underground journey on Oyster PAYG is £2.40.
I agree about buying a Network Railcard if the OP is likely to make enough journeys.
No! I'm not sure what you had in mind. That's a fantastic price. Walk-up fares from York are nowhere near that good value!I'm just wondering if there is a cheaper way to get from London-Hitchin and back in a day than the 12.60 super off peak return? I will have a Pay as you go Oyster card but no railcard
Thanks in advance for any help offered
The Super Off Peak fare from Hitchin to Finsbury Park is £12.60 too!
A singe Zone 1 Underground journey on Oyster PAYG is £2.40.
I agree about buying a Network Railcard if the OP is likely to make enough journeys.
The Finsbury Park to Hitchin super off peak day return fare is £11.60 - I think the OP is starting from London and travelling to Hitchin?
http://www.brfares.com/#faredetail?orig=FPK&dest=HIT&tkt=CBA
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