> I travel from Effingham Junction to Richmond twice a week and to

> Terminals twice a week. I use two buses from London Terminals each

> to work.
>
> Ive been buying daily tickets and using oyster payg for buses each

> but often come perilously close to missing the train.
>
> Richmond and London are different destination zones I know - but is
> there some weekly ticket I could buy that provided cover for both

> buses? I wouldnt mind it being a few quid more. I just want to avoid

> Mystery Flyer mysteryflyer.com> wrote
>

>> I travel from Effingham Junction to Richmond twice a week and to

> London Terminals twice a week. I use two buses from London Terminals each

>> Ive been buying daily tickets and using oyster payg f
>>
>> Richmond and London are different destination zones I know - but is
>> there some weekly ticket I could buy

>
> Avoiding the queue has an easy answer, buy the tickets one or two
> nights before either at the station where you start your homeward
> jouney or when you reach Effingham Junction.
>
> Otherwise, assuming you are travelling before 09:30 and only four times
> a week, I think you can't improve matters without considerable extra
> cost. Price a weekly (or four peak day travelcards) from Effingham
> Junction to zones 1-6 (which would include your buses of course).
>

>I travel from Effingham Junction to Richmond twice a week and to London
>Terminals twice a week. I use two buses from London Terminals each way
>to work.
>
>Ive been buying daily tickets and using oyster payg for buses each time
>but often come perilously close to missing the train.
>
>Richmond and London are different destination zones I know - but is
>there some weekly ticket I could buy that provided cover for both plus
>buses? I wouldnt mind it being a few quid more. I just want to avoid the
> daily queue for tickets.

> Michael R N Dolbear wrote:

>> Mystery Flyer mysteryflyer.com> wrote

>>> I travel from Effingham Junction to Richmond twice a week and to

>> London Terminals twice a week. I use two buses from London Terminals each

>

>>> Ive been buying daily tickets and using oyster payg f
>>>
>>> Richmond and London are different destination zones I know - but is
>>> there some weekly ticket I could buy

>>
>> Avoiding the queue has an easy answer, buy the tickets one or two
>> nights before either at the station where you start your homeward
>> jouney or when you reach Effingham Junction.
>>
>> Otherwise, assuming you are travelling before 09:30 and only four times
>> a week, I think you can't improve matters without considerable extra
>> cost. Price a weekly (or four peak day travelcards) from Effingham
>> Junction to zones 1-6 (which would include your buses of course). ...

>> Thanks for your reply - I looked into it. Its pretty grim reading and
>> would cost me over double and take longer to tube from Wimbledon rather
>> than SWT from CLJ to RMD so its not worth it...
>>

>
> That's odd - I looked at an Effingham Junction to Surbiton weeekly season
> (£30ish) + and an all zones travelcard season(£40 odd) - [1], it certainly
> wasn't twice what you are paying now (£60odd?), and don't forget an all
> zones travelcard season is usable on SWT from Surbiton - CJ - Richmond, it
> is only PAYG that isn't available.
>
> [1] because I couldn't look up the price of an EJ - 'all zones' 7 day
> travelcard on the net.
>

> Thanks for your reply - I looked into it. Its pretty grim reading and

> would cost me over double and take longer to tube from Wimbledon

> than SWT from CLJ to RMD so its not worth it...

> Guess I'll do the ticket on the way home thing.
>
> Its a shame you cant do this from the SWT ticket machines at

> Junction which is of course closed in the evening - but you can buy
> tickets for tomorrow from the Southern ticket machines at Leatherhead

> but you cant change the originating station..

> Paul Scott wrote:
>

>>> Thanks for your reply - I looked into it. Its pretty grim reading and
>>> would cost me over double and take longer to tube from Wimbledon rather
>>> than SWT from CLJ to RMD so its not worth it...
>>>

>>
>> That's odd - I looked at an Effingham Junction to Surbiton weeekly season
>> (

>

> Have I missed something, or is there a reason that Effingham Junction to
> All zones weekly travelcard at