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Both Oyster/contactless and paper can do.
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No need for a paper ticket. Just advise them to use the wider gates, not the barriers.
Thank you for all your replies.
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Does anyone know how much TFL takes if you use contactless to authorise your card?
I don't have an oyster anymore and there is no need to get one as no railcard after 5th Feb. I'm travelling on the 6th Feb, and wanted to check whether I need to leave so much on my card to use it to start the charges, as I've read that they take £10 when my fares will be less than that.
To save opening another thread.
Does anyone know how much TFL takes if you use contactless to authorise your card?
I don't have an oyster anymore and there is no need to get one as no railcard after 5th Feb. I'm travelling on the 6th Feb, and wanted to check whether I need to leave so much on my card to use it to start the charges, as I've read that they take £10 when my fares will be less than that.
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