Summary of Ticket Types
The following tickets are/were available from London Underground and Transport for London ticket agents for use on the Underground:
| Ticket | Paper | Oyster | Off peak version | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single | Yes | Yes | Yes (on Oyster) | Paper tickets are priced at a higher rate. |
| Day Travelcard | Yes | No | Yes | The maximum daily spend on Oyster is capped at the equivalent Day Travelcard price. |
| 3-day Travelcard | No | No | No | Withdrawn from sale 2 January 2010. |
| Weekly Travelcard | No | Yes | No | Paper tickets for Weekly Travelcards are still available at National Rail stations. |
| Monthly Travelcard | No | Yes | No | Requires registration. |
| Annual Travelcard | No | Yes | No | Requires registration. |
Detailed information on tickets and pricing is available from the Transport for London website.
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