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London travel with teens.

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DeathMetalMum · 23/03/2026 07:50

We are visiting London over Easter, staying Wimbledon area and using the tube to travel in to various areas. We are staying for three days (possibly a fourth but not certain if we are going to do something on the journey home.

Two adults two teens under 16. Last time (3/4 years ago) we bought a family travel card for approx £20 for four of us for the day and had unlimited travel. I can't find this option any more is it worth paying for oyster cards for DC for three days of travel for the discount? Is there an better/easier option?

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Lotsalotsagiggles · 23/03/2026 08:10

You can use your contactless debit cards instead of oyster, do you all have one?

DeathMetalMum · 23/03/2026 08:17

We do but don't DC qualify for half price travel? Is this applied if they tap on tap off or will they pay adult prices?

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Burningbud1981 · 23/03/2026 08:19

@DeathMetalMum If you use contactless they will pay adult prices. They need to have the Oyster card to qualify for child prices. Unless you can still buy a paper child travel card at the ticket office or machine

ArtAngel · 23/03/2026 08:32

The Young Visitor Discount is added to an Oyster. An Oyster card is £10 so worth it if the discount will save you more over 3 days than the cost of the Oyster, you’re quids in

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