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@@piotrkc8673 Here’s information for children travel tfl.gov.uk/fares/free-and-discounted-travel/5-10-zip-oyster-photocard?intcmp=55572

@@piotrkc8673 Looks like u need to apply for the child Oyster card or have available passport/ID etc to prove age to staff. Information provided in the link.

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Glad you like it. Thank you.

Thank you.

Yes. It should still work. My card is about 7 years and the previous one was around 15 years until I lost it. If problem, just go to ticket office or information centre and ask.

Thanks. Go to the station playlist and you should see all the other stations I managed to video so far 😊.

@@toni4729 Sorry. Couldn’t go through the barriers to film the train and I was only thinking of the station.

@@toni4729 Hi. As mentioned in the video I’ve been to Liverpool Street station before to meet up with friends and walked around it just never taken a train from there before. This was the first time I took a train from the station.

@thetraveldiary-55 Sorry, Misunderstood what you said.

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@@toni4729 Was a good day out. Thanks 🙏 😀

@@Lorneplumber Yes. Many people use their bank cards now but here some reason I still use mine. If something goes wrong u can go to ticket counter, they can check immediately and issue u with a refund. This happened many times, usually because the ticket barrier didn’t register when touch in/out or delays etc. If u use a contactless, u have to contact your bank. Also, with an Oyster card u can check and have record of all your journey which is good for those needing to claim travel expenses. Many overseas bank cards doesn’t work so overseas visitors will need to get an Oystercard.

@@kyranmccourt7265 Thank you.

@@cimeonmoses8411 Thank u ☺️

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@@Theoobovril Yes. Lots of people doing Christmas shopping and enjoy the lights 😀

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.

Another similar one to come next week :)

@@saran3g The tripod stand u see in the video was inherited from my insta360 One X. I brought the insta360 One X when it first came out and the tripod came with the camera. I sold the old insta360 One X to buy the X4 (see vid here ua-cam.com/video/y3mWRMCNldc/v-deo.htmlsi=pYgOS3OjSJgCYAsd) Love this tripod stand. Very study, stable and small. Easily fold up and goes into my handbag. Unfortunately, insta360 doesn’t do this anymore. I’ve brought other tripod stand and they r useless. Very flimsy compare to this little one.

@thetraveldiary-55 Thanks for details

@@stedoesstuff Thank u. Glad u enjoyed the vids. Yes. Takes forever to edit. U must come to London with the book and use it as your tour guide 😀.

@@stedoesstuff it’s a gorgeous park. My favourite. It’s stunning in the summer as all the flowers in full bloom and they let the birds and animals out (I wonder where they hide them in winter. Still a mystery). Everything wilted or died off in winter so might not look it’s best in winter.

@@stedoesstuff Have a good time. U should get to see the London Christmas lights next month.

@@stedoesstuff Thank you for the support.

Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Unfortunately London is becoming very expensive :(

Here's the link on TFL regarding free travel for children. tfl.gov.uk/fares/free-and-discounted-travel Looks like children under 10 can travel for free with an accompanying adult and children under 15 can travel at a discount with a Zip oyster photo card. Detailed information is provided in the link.

Here's information with a family travelcard: An Off-Peak Family Travelcard allows a minimum of 1 Adult and 1 Child (5-15 years old inclusive) return travel to London and enjoy unlimited travel throughout London on National Rail, London Underground, DLR, London Trams, and London Bus services within Zones 1-6. All group members must travel together at all times.

Thank you for the information. Will keep this in mind when I go back :)

Thank u :)

@@nadinebarnes6431 thank you very much. I have lots more coming up but takes a long time to sort out and edit. Much appreciate your comment.

It was perfect timing for us going the time we did. Can't do any later or earlier.

Thanks for the info. I was thinking of the stations a visitor comes into when arrive in London but u r right not all stations will have everything. Will keep this in mind if I do updates.

@@bobvila1010 7 days travel card expensive. Just buy pay as u go Oyster card as I explained in video. Put about £50 in it and top it up as and when u need to. U can walk everywhere in central London so only need to use the oyster if u r out of central London and the daily travel cost is capped at the same as if u had a travel card so u will not pay more than the cost of a travel card therefore, it’s best to buy PAYG and just top-up when u need to. Have a good time and don’t forget to subscribe. I have more videos of walks of central London coming up.

@@thetraveldiary-55 Thanks for your comments! I forget to mention that I'm intend to go out after dinner for 5 nights of Blue hour photography (10 additionals Tube route). In my 8 days, I inted to have 21 routes of Tube and 6 routes of bus, in different time and locations. Based of the cost of de 7 days Travel card of 42,7GBP + one day capped at 8,50GBP, looks to me, unless the cost of the travel card is higher than 42,7GBP. PAYG is not cheaper. Right? Thanks!!

@@bobvila1010 The 42.7GBP pass is limited to travel on zones 1-2 only so if all the travels are within just zones 1-2 then yes go for that.

@@thetraveldiary-55 Thank you for your input, it's appreciated! Do you know what will happen if I have a 7 days pass Zone 1-2 and I used to go to Canary Wharf Zone 3? I will not be able to open the door at Canary when Tap Out, and will have load money on my Oyster Card? Thanks again.

@@bobvila1010 Canary Wharf station is in zone 2 so should be alright. Another way to get round this zone restriction is to take the bus as the bus has no zone. U only need to touch in when u get on the bus. No need to touch out. Since the pass allow u to use it on the bus so just take the bus in/out of any place which is beyond zones 1-2. Once u r back within 1-2 u can use the tube again.

@@jameskirwin Thank you. Same to you ☺️. You may like to see this fantastic London station as well. ua-cam.com/video/LKCkosWPHYo/v-deo.htmlsi=vzGTjzg_4lbSrG1-

@@BigPaul3122 Yes. A German friend got charged €23 for a bus ride when it should be £1.75. He contacted the bank and got refunded. I advise him to just get an Oyster card anyway since he can’t be contacting the bank everyday about it.

@@matlepak9694 No. train/tube strikes r never over. They r ongoing and happens almost every year. The unions always demand more pay and more benefits for their staff hence there is always disruption almost every year, usually during weekdays so that people can’t go to work. That’s y train/ tube fares go up every year. Fares will always go up due to this. Never down. Weekend disruptions is usually due to engineering or maintenance work, not strikes.

@@thetraveldiary-55 ok that's somewhat scary

The cost of the journey is the same regardless of Apple pay or Oyster card. But as mentioned in the video, it will cost £7 to get an Oystercard so if Apple pay doesn't charge you anything then you would save £7.

@@thetraveldiary-55 thank you!

@@trendingwwwandw Than you.

@@ronaldrayner5049 Good idea. I also only use the Oyster card to travel because if there’s a problem such as if u missed touch in/out (sometimes the system malfunction or due to some other error) or if there’s problem with your journey station staff can check the card and issue u with refund. Can’t do that if u use your bank card.

@@davidyoung5114 only benefit I can think off is u can use the network immediately when arrived otherwise u need to go find somewhere to buy it. The Oyster card now costs £7 so quite expensive. But Oyster card have details of all your travels so if there’s something wrong or if u r overcharged because u forgot to touch in/out u can seek help from station staff who can sort it out and give u refund. If u use a credit card u will need to either sort it out with your bank or call into the Oyster card help centre. A lot more admin/bureaucratic red tape to go through.

@@isabelmarr8482 Yes. Overseas Credit card is becoming widespread and the more it’s being used the more it becomes acceptable. However, my friend from Cyprus came in May and he couldn’t use his Cyprus issued card. It works in shops, restaurants etc but not for TFL. Also, unless it is a contactless debit card many card charges a fee so might not be cheaper in the long run. Oyster card keeps a record of all your travel details so if there r problems or if u r being overcharged because u forgot to touch in/out etc station staff can check the card and issue u a refund. If u use a credit card station staff can’t check so u will need to either sort it out with your bank or call up the Oyster help centre. Much more cumbersome and red tape to go through.

Hi. Thanks for your interest but my videos are generally of walking and sightseeing. I've no idea about this religious group and I doubt if they would allow me to make a video about them.

Costs depend on which travel zone you need. Watch this on the travel zones ua-cam.com/video/K5rwhmZ6iVM/v-deo.htmlsi=OJPfVjMtgR9oLFY4

@@nightking1622 Nothing I know except Apple Pay or Google Pay but both these are linked to your bank card.

Glad it was helpful!

@@prp3231 BAD. Used to be really good but unfortunately have gone downhill. U probably be dead before u get an appointment to see a GP.

@@thetraveldiary-55 then it's worth avoiding living there.

@@prp3231 😟. U need to consider that it’s probably the same for many places in the country.

@@prp3231 I just found out. If you have private med insurance, then you’ll be fine. But if you are a normal pleb with no private health insurance then expect to be fob off at every turn just trying to get a GP appointment.

@@thetraveldiary-55 very sad to hear. It's like living in the USA but with poverty and bad weather