London Travel
The Visitor Oyster card is your ticket to exploring the city and covers all your transport needs. It’s simple, easy to use and activated upon entry at a ticket barrier in the stations. Just tap in on the circular yellow card reader and tap out again when you finish your journey. If you buy a London Pass® and travel package, your electronic Visitor Oyster card will be pre-loaded with credit to match your London Pass® duration.
- London Underground (Tube)
- Buses
- Docklands Light Rail
- Overground Trains
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Travel any time of day, any day of the week around Central London
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Cheapest and most flexible travel around the city
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Save the hassle of buying daily tickets: the Visitor Oyster Card is your all-inclusive travel card
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Save money with daily credit limits as you won’t be charged after three journeys
Please note: Children under 11 years of age can travel for free on London Transport with an Adult holding a valid Visitor Oyster Card. Children between 11 – 15 with a 1, 2, 3 and 6 day London Pass + Travel package will receive a Paper Travelcard, not a Visitor Oyster Card.
Using your Visitor Oyster Card
The Visitor Oyster Card is not stamped with a start or expiry date which means you can start using your Visitor Oyster Card whenever you want and any remaining credit can be used during any future trips to London. You can also easily top up your Visitor Oyster Card with cash or card at any TFL ticket counter. And don't worry, using your Visitor Oyster Travelcard for the first time won't activate your London Pass.
Understanding your Visitor Oyster Travelcard credit
The London Pass + Visitor Oyster Travelcard packages have been designed to save you money as they are the cheapest way of travelling around the city. Each Oyster Travelcard comes with a pre-loaded credit/value for your journeys across central London for the duration of your London Pass.
Below is a breakdown of the credit assigned to the Oyster Travelcard per London Pass duration.
Remember – the Visitor Oyster Card is the cheapest way of getting around London as the maximum daily charges mean you travel free after you reach the 'daily cap'