| London Travel Advice 13:51 - Sep 3 with 632 views | DaiHo0p |
Can't make head or tale of the TfL site when looking at pricing.
Is it true that under 10s travel free on buseses and tube when with an adult? |  | | |  |
| London Travel Advice on 14:03 - Sep 3 with 613 views | daveB |
yeah thats right |  | | |
| London Travel Advice on 14:09 - Sep 3 with 606 views | DaiHo0p |
| London Travel Advice on 14:03 - Sep 3 by daveB |
yeah thats right |
Cheers | | | |
| London Travel Advice on 14:26 - Sep 3 with 582 views | Tonto |
am I the only one thats worried about the possibility of an under 10 being left with Dai in charge? |  |
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| London Travel Advice on 14:28 - Sep 3 with 576 views | real_loftus |
| London Travel Advice on 14:26 - Sep 3 by Tonto |
am I the only one thats worried about the possibility of an under 10 being left with Dai in charge? |
He'll be the one being looked after by the U-10
ATAF |  |
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| London Travel Advice on 15:06 - Sep 3 with 550 views | kensalriser |
Mental age doesn't count. |  |
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| London Travel Advice on 17:46 - Sep 3 with 494 views | simmo |
Catch the train to London, stopping at Rejection, Disappointment, Backstabbing Central and Shattered Dreams Parkway. |  |
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| London Travel Advice on 06:46 - Sep 4 with 396 views | smegma |
"Is it true that under 10s travel free on buseses and tube when with an adult? "
On the tube up to 4 kids under 10 travel free with one fare paying adult.On buses you don't have to be travelling with a fare paying adult to get free travel as an under 10. |  | | |
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| London Travel Advice on 12:27 - Sep 4 with 359 views | DaiHo0p |
| London Travel Advice on 06:46 - Sep 4 by smegma |
"Is it true that under 10s travel free on buseses and tube when with an adult? "
On the tube up to 4 kids under 10 travel free with one fare paying adult.On buses you don't have to be travelling with a fare paying adult to get free travel as an under 10. |
Do you lift the child over the barriers or go through the side entrance? | | | |
| London Travel Advice on 12:28 - Sep 4 with 358 views | smegma |
| London Travel Advice on 12:27 - Sep 4 by DaiHo0p |
Do you lift the child over the barriers or go through the side entrance? |
Go through the larger gates that are to one side. | | | |
| London Travel Advice on 12:30 - Sep 4 with 355 views | TacticalR |
Or slide them along the floor. |  |
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| London Travel Advice on 12:38 - Sep 4 with 346 views | Tonto |
chuck them over - a bit like a larger shot put. | |
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| London Travel Advice on 12:53 - Sep 4 with 331 views | smegma |
| London Travel Advice on 12:38 - Sep 4 by Tonto |
chuck them over - a bit like a larger shot put. |
Better still , throw them like the hammer. | | | |
| London Travel Advice on 13:05 - Sep 4 with 318 views | real_loftus |
| London Travel Advice on 12:27 - Sep 4 by DaiHo0p |
Do you lift the child over the barriers or go through the side entrance? |
I find it best to take a large ruck-sack, and simply pack a small child inside, being careful to fold and not crease where appropriate. | |
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