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There are several options for transportation in London. If you just want

transport, the Oyster card is the most flexible and very economical. If you

want to include admissions to attractions, there are 3 and 5 day cards that

cover both.

We used the Oyster last month since most of what we wanted to do was not

enough to warrant the cost of the 3 or 5 day card. It worked at to just over

GBP5 per day per person for unlimited tube, bus and Docklands Light Railway.

The only caution with Oyster is you MUST remember to swipe it as you leave

the tube and DLR stations or you will incur a penalty. (Not necessary to swipe

off buses)

 

Here is the link:

 

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/default.aspx

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You might also want to check out the London Pass with travelcard option by googling LondonPass. We had a 6 day London pass with a seven day travel card. Booked it and had it sent to us months before our trip. When we arrived at Heathrow at 5:30am we already had our train ticket to get into London (not the heathrow Express however but the normal train was very fast and we were through customs and at our hotel in Bayswater by 7:30am) Travelcard expired on the day we left London and flew to Rome.

 

David

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