Which is the cheapest way to travel in London?
You can buy tickets which cover you for bus journeys only, which are cheaper than tickets for the underground. However, an underground ticket is more useful because it can also be used on buses and overground rail trains (within the zones you have paid for). Be careful to pay for travel in all of the zones you want to travel through. If you do not and an inspector gets on, you will be fined.

Trains and coaches outside London
Coaches are a lot cheaper than trains, but usually take longer to reach their destination. Student discounts are available on both.
National Express Coaches Information - 0990 808080
British Rail Information - 0345 484950

If I don’t know how to get to somewhere in London, how do I find out?
Maps and details of prices for underground tickets are available from underground stations.
Finding out travel routes: For information on the quickest travel routes, last train times etc. for your journeys, telephone London Transport Travel Information on 020 7222 1234 or look on the Transport For London website, click on Journey Planner and type in the details of your journey.

Can I get discounts on transport?
You can get reduction of 30% on London transport. Ask at Reception for details.
Discounts on coach and rail services are available to students. Ask at British Rail stations for details.
For reductions on air travel, you need an International Students Card (ISIC).