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melroym

mumbai

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Weekly train pass from maidenhead to london during off peak

13 years ago

Hi,

Is there a weekly travel pass that a tourist can avail of for travel between maidenhead and london? Is it cheaper if you travel during non peak hours

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1. Re: Weekly train pass from maidenhead to london during off peak

13 years ago

Maidenhead-London

Off-Peak Day Return £9.50

Anytime Day Return £17.30

7 Days Season Ticket £59.00

or £74.90 including a London Zones 1-6 Travelcard

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Hubbert's_Peak

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2. Re: Weekly train pass from maidenhead to london during off peak

13 years ago

A weekly travel pass (weekly season ticket in UK) always assumes peak hour travel as it's mainly used by commuters. As a general rule if you wish to travel at peak hours on 4 or more days during the week (Monday thru Friday) a weekly season ticket is usually cheaper. If, however, you are travelling only after the morning peak hour period or at weekends then day returns (combining travelcard for London travel) will be better value. Day tickets can be bought at ticket machines thus no need to queue at booking office.

Note that a passport size photo is required if you plan to buy a weekly season ticket.

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