We haven’t even talked about buses. This card covers all London buses within Zones 1 and 2. Hop on, hop off, get lost, find your way back. It’s like having a personal chauffeur who doesn’t judge your playlist.
And the Tube? Unlimited. During the week, you can pop from Bank to Paddington just for a better sandwich shop. Why not? You’ve already paid for the trip.
How it stacks up
Compare it to the Oyster Pay-As-You-Go model. If you cap your daily spending at £8.50 (the daily cap for Zones 1-2), five days equals £42.50. That’s almost the same as the weekly Travelcard. But the Travelcard includes weekends. So you’re basically getting two extra days of unlimited travel for pocket change.
What Is Zone 2 London at Roger Monday blog
Still not convinced? Think of it like a Netflix subscription. You pay once, then binge. Except here, you’re bingeing on London itself—its cafes, its parks, its hidden alleys. You’re basically a premium subscriber to the city.
