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@qwertyalfa2757

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@adriyanangelov7099

4 жыл бұрын

@@qwertyalfa2757 D

@williamhuang8309

3 жыл бұрын

display.exe has stopped working.

@Ron_TTE

3 жыл бұрын

One i saw this on a piccadilly line Train: The next station is: Kings cross St Pancras!! Change here for** Victoria ^ Metropolitan” Circle* and Hammersmith and city%%Line and National and International Rail Services””

A trip from Heathrow to Upminster that doesn't start or end at either of the stations :-)

@widgeydog

6 жыл бұрын

true blue or should i say true blue, green, orange, silver, green

@norbitonflyer5625

6 жыл бұрын

Could have started at Heathrow without paying any more, despite the absence of Tubes, since buses withi the Heathrow area are free.

@RVNmax

5 жыл бұрын

@@norbitonflyer5625 did you see the queues though :D

@ItzMyko148

2 жыл бұрын

alternative title, Hatton Cross to Elm Park for £1.50

What happens when you make a tube nerd jealous, you Turnham Green

@Paul_Lucas

6 жыл бұрын

Haha, superb. I’m going to remember that one.

@rwk31hs93

6 жыл бұрын

JavozREKZ / REKZboss omfg I found u again illuminati?

@tomsmith5584

6 жыл бұрын

They should make a Monument to that, and you can take it to (the) Bank.

@colinclarke4285

6 жыл бұрын

I would have thought they would end up barking mad

@tomsmith5584

6 жыл бұрын

Colin Clarke I think we should all go to a Swiss Cottage after that.

And obviously all staircases traversed in the video are equivalent to a 15 storey building.

@eljakimdeclerck1941

5 жыл бұрын

my house has 21 steps, which is equivalent to a 15 storey building

@RocketJSykes

3 жыл бұрын

y e s. why do tube stations have to deeper than the height of an apartment block

As a Northerner it's hard to appreciate how far London transport boundaries extend. But 30 odd miles and 2.5 hrs for £1.50 seems like a good deal.

@UTubeThePatient

6 жыл бұрын

As Geoff proved that day, it can be grim down Saaaafff too.

@AdamSmith-gs2dv

6 жыл бұрын

If you want a true bargain come to NYC, you can make any single trip on the Subway system for only $3. That's only £2 and it is way larger than the Underground (it actually has the most stations out of any subway network in the world)

@oscarhogan6662

6 жыл бұрын

Adam Smith The London Underground is actually larger in track length, tho..

@poltronafrau

6 жыл бұрын

But the NY Subway has more drunken hobos, more rats, and more subway urine

@Geotpf

5 жыл бұрын

Or Los Angeles, believe it or not. The Gold Line goes all the way to Azuza (current last stop is APU/Citrus College), take that to Union Station, transfer to the either subway line (Red or Purple, doesn't matter, they both share stops downtown), then transfer at 7th Street Metro Center to either the Blue Line to Long Beach or the Expo Line to Santa Monica. APU to Long Beach is about 45 or 50 miles, Santa Monica is about 8 miles closer. AND, when the Regional Connector opens, the Gold Line and Blue Line will be interlined (two new stops downtown as well), eliminating the double transfer-it will all be one train. AND, they are extending the Gold Line all the way to Montclair in San Bernardino County, another 12.6 miles. So, when done, one train, 60 miles or so. All that for $1.75.

Fun fact: the shortest distance you can travel in London for £1.50 is between Catford Bus Garage (Bus stop BN) and Bellingham Road (Bus stop BQ). It's a distance of just 82m.

Again Geoff you make the most boring sounding videos actually very entertaining. It's quite a skill you've got!

When I realised I can get off at Mornington Crescent instead of Euston to stay in Zone 2, plus my railcard, my daily commute costs £2.70. Happy days :D

It would have cost over a £100 in a taxi and still taken 2 1/2 hours probably :-)

@chunkylefunga

4 жыл бұрын

Mate it's £100 just to go from Picadilly to Heathrow, so you're talking more like 250 easily.

@janani1826

4 жыл бұрын

But luggage and toddlers don’t go on trains easily...

@danielgonzalezjr8350

4 жыл бұрын

chunkylefunga £250 for a taxi, I live in NYC and someone would have called the driver a scumbag.

@SharkVaderYT

3 жыл бұрын

it takes £30 from Hammersmith to heathrow

@jimmcdiarmid7308

3 жыл бұрын

@@janani1826 I have done luggage easily on the tube on my 4 visits to London

I remember , as a very young person, in 1945, spending a whole day on the tube for sixpence. This included all the interchange stations other than the few where you ad to leave the station to get on the other line. What a marvellous day that was; never forgotten it.

@okluke

Жыл бұрын

yh cuz they were free to be used as bomb shelters

9:22 I've been to Upminster before, and you can actually check your balance on the machines there. Also, it is much quicker to take National Rail between West Ham and Upminster, and it won't cost you anything extra

@davidjablonski_

6 жыл бұрын

Afaik, you can check your balance but not your journey history. Journey history is only available on TfL machines. (But yes, he said he wanted to check his balance and that should absolutely be possible.)

@MarkWhiley

6 жыл бұрын

Came to the comments to post both of those points. Where most of my family live so I'm a frequent visitor.

@Farleigh1050

Жыл бұрын

yup, same at Barking, you can also use your phone and TfL Go

Title: Heathrow to Upminster for £1.50 Does: Hatton Cross to Elm Park Is this CLICKBAIT

@thataspieguy5244

5 жыл бұрын

TWTrains no Elm Park was used becuase it was zone 6

@thefountainpendesk

5 жыл бұрын

Z-TeamProject i think it was supposed to be a joke

@rail_roadgaming677

4 жыл бұрын

There was a problem on the line so he have to start at zone 5 instead.

@pikachu8508

4 жыл бұрын

@@rail_roadgaming677 Doesn't matter because you still being charged Zone 2-6 fare. All journeys within Zone 2 to 6 are always £1.50 except LO Liverpool Street routes.

@coastliner7009

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

You can also walk from Heathrow to central London. I did it once due to complicated reasons but it is possible, it took me 4 hours and I was absolutely knackered but I didn’t have any other choice.

@vanessaruiz4705

Жыл бұрын

way to go !! I think that is cool :)

@Eden-rg2ul

11 ай бұрын

how do you exit heathrow on foot?

@doma9584

8 ай бұрын

T4 you can walk to the hotels and out the hotels, T5 you can just walk out the front

It's a real shame TfL won't allow an OSI between Acton Town and South Acton. That would save quite a chunk on that journey.

@saxbend

6 жыл бұрын

Mike Whitaker that's a good 15 minute walk!

@ianmcclavin

6 жыл бұрын

A pity some of the route's been built on, a Parry People Mover would be ideal now!!

@oysterfarescentral

6 жыл бұрын

saxbend There are longer OSIs, eg Bromley North to South and Ickenham to West Ruislip.

@oysterfarescentral

6 жыл бұрын

Maybe if you are Usain Bolt. My website says it's 0.7m or 13 minutes. See www.oyster-rail.org.uk/map/ickenham-to-west-ruislip/

@oysterfarescentral

6 жыл бұрын

Which is the same distance as the Actons taken from the nearest exits to each other.

As someone who likes trains a little, £1.50 for 2 and half hours of sightseeing seems like a total bargain to me. Bet you could get some decent photos too.

@joshuathompson7333

6 жыл бұрын

Joshua Fawcett probably, now I wish I lived in London

@DSQueenie

6 жыл бұрын

I'm going to be real with you unless the sightseeing you like is urban dwellings and some factories and maybe the West Ham Stadium at the Olympic Park you're going to be disappointed. Train lines rarely get the "visitor views" if you know what I mean.

@ShoaibKhan-bz5qm

6 жыл бұрын

Joshua Fawcett Can you still donit

@Larwood.

6 жыл бұрын

There might be better routes for sightseeing purposes.

@lylal9092

6 жыл бұрын

You don't see anything on the tube just darkness or some factories if you want the views take the bus.

What a fabulous waste of time. Loved it. Beautifully edited. 👍

”The train is about to move”😂😂😂

@roundel52

6 жыл бұрын

EP3 Group Careful what you wish for!

@crazyoncoffee

6 жыл бұрын

John Smith yeah TfL have enough ideas already...

@yeahnoway111

4 жыл бұрын

they really need to stop with those announcements

Interesting nerdy fact: All tube stations not managed by TfL (Richmond, Wimbledon, Barking, Upminster) are all part of the District line.

@jfw0382

5 жыл бұрын

What about new cross Ik its over ground but used to be east london line

@harryfoley2294

5 жыл бұрын

lwfri3ecakt1hsehym it's not a tube station tho

@travia6688

5 жыл бұрын

lwfri3ecakt1hsehym new cross is a national rail (southeastern) managed station im pretty sure

@dorthusiast

4 жыл бұрын

@@harryfoley2294 New Cross IS a tube station

@harryfoley2294

4 жыл бұрын

Touchy Torchy it’s not you dickhead, it’s on the the London overground

Used to do Romford to Richmond for next to nothing so long as I went via the overground at stratford, took forever but a really good money saver if you need to regularly do that journey! Glad you've highlighted that you can do this, to others.

Love your tube videos, reminds me fondly of the time I studied abroad in North Wales, every chance I had I would then head down to London... There is no city I feel more at home than London... Thanks for giving me a glimpse of the little things I miss so much. Hope someday to get back, perhaps for my PhD, and expect next time I could stay for good

Wow Mate!! I cant believe You were literally standing a platform away infront of me on Acton Town and I haven't recognized you!! Cant wait to say Hi to you one day! I missed my chance this time AARGH.

I don't live in London, I rarely go to London, I rarely use public transport alone, but there's something so appealing about listening to someone talk so enthusiastically about the Underground

Some great mosaic tiles at Hatton Cross depicting the various Speed bird icons of BA and BOAC. The BA head office used to be called Speedbird house which could be seen from Hatton Cross bus station

Best nerdy video yet Geoff! Loved every second and about to watch it all again now I've got the geography in my head!

I work at Heathrow and live in Surrey. My partner used to work in Enfield and travel in from Hatton Cross. I found this handy little bit of information back then - saved us a fortune!

This is a classic Geoff Marshall!!! I cannot wait when he does more of these types of video!

Thank you So much, Geoff, for putting together that PDF you have just made my life so much easier at work! Keep up the great content.

For the giggles you have made me want to try this out. I don't live that far ... an express bus ... from Heathrow. That is so tempting. I have a thing for travelling around London as cheap as possible. The oyster cap is a blessing for that.

I used to live at Upminster and you can check your balance at the top main exit just like Elm Park, and you can check at the ticket machine at the main exit as well, it doesn't work as well at the C2C exit

That's all v handy. Thanks Geoff. I was pretty pleased when I discovered my single journey from Tooting Broadway to Heathrow was only £3.10.

Geoff, really like all the London transport related videos. One thing I've often wondered is if you ever get stopped by officials for filming whilst travelling about. Have often read stories about photographers being harassed for taking pictures of buildings etc in London and wondered what the official line was for allowing filming or photos whilst on public transport.

Yes unusual to depart eastbound from the westbound at Hatton Cross these days, although thankfully the reversing facility is still there, as it was of course the terminus for 2 years when it opened in 1975.

Rewatching this video two years after upload. I forgot how much I love the song in this video.

The Express was off last week so had to take Tube from T5 to Euston at 6am, cost me £3.10 - was shocked. Thought it would be a lot more than that.

Your editing has gotten much better in recent videos. Well done!

Thanks Geoff. The pink oyster reader is saving me £1.20 in the evening by tapping it at Stratford (going from Caledonian Road & Barnsbury to West Ham)

Just have to say that I love your videos - thanks for sharing them!

I love how the Door Chimes are in time and also in tune with the background music at 11:35 haha!

I live in God's Own County (Yorkshire) and have absolutely no interest in, or intention of ever going to, London - and yet for some reason I always find your videos fascinating. Grand work, sir. =D

@victoriajames586

6 жыл бұрын

Inky Scrolls you mean you actually chose to live outside the m25! I think that is weard

@halimahocine943

6 жыл бұрын

Inky Scrolls I live in west

Planning to go to London this year, taking the tube at random and see where I end up. This looks like a thing I could do :)

Technically, this is not the cheapest tube journey in London. Heathrow Terminal 4 to Heathrow Terminal 5 is free with an Oyster card. :P

@yychen5809

5 жыл бұрын

Or without.

@wesleybowers4509

4 жыл бұрын

Heathrow T2&3 to Terminal 5 is the cheapest T5 or T2&3 to T4 isn't the cheapest cause u have to change at Hatton X to get to Terminal 4

Great to hear a classic Geoff Marshall fun fact about my local Turnham Green station!

I did a similar thing several years ago going from Hounslow to Greenwich doing several changes and didn't go via zone one, by changing at Clapham Junction for the Overground. I did the same thing going to Alexandra palace.

Interesting prices and the zones. Thanks Geoff for the tips of prices and zones. Think its worth a try.

One of Geoff's very best videos.

I worked at Heathrow for 10 years back in the 90s and lived in London now live up north and All I can say is how much trains have changed so much better .price clean walk all the way from one end to the other

Did a very similar thing when I lived in Willesden and worked in South Ealing. Took longer but saves the £ and was lovely and quiet!

I’ll never forget the time I was on the platforms at Hatton Cross when it was closed

my 6 yr old boy loves ur videos ...esp the ones where u tell secrects of the stations ....he wish to do videos like u someday .

Hi it's nice to see someone trying these things as others would have given up just thinking of doing such a ride but if you have time on your 👐 all well and good keep videos coming

I saw the title and thought this was an old video, then I heard the opening music and was like oh no, it's casey-ified, definitely new. I.like this new style

Enjoyed your video. The 1.50 avoiding zone 1 is a great deal

I have never been more glad that Chicago does a flat fare. Transfers between lines are also free at the same station. There are even 2 tunnels between the two busiest lines for free. All with a single tap.

@Farleigh1050

Жыл бұрын

Most interchanges in London don’t even require you to tap once though, some do require tap out and tap in but they are OSIs so it counts it as one journey

I remember going from High Barnet to Ealing Common once avoiding Zone 1 via Kentish Town, Kentish Town West, Kensington Olympia and Earl's Court once, took a while to make that journey but it's another trip that can be made for £1.50

@TheArkamedBat

2 жыл бұрын

Anything off-peak and w/out Zone 1 is £1.50

Turnham Green is (or was) my 'local station'. I live in the US now but growing up, I fondly remember heading to Turnham Green. I always make it a point to just go there when I visit London, just for the memories. I really need to move back to London...

Piccadilly: Hatton cross-Acton town District: Acton town-Turnham green Richmond branch: Turnham green-Gunnersbury Overground: Gunnersbury-Stratford Jubilee: Stratford-West ham Upminster branch: West ham-Elm park

I don't know if it's the music, the camera music, or both and something else I'm missing, but this video feel like it has an unusually happy tone to it.

As a matter of comparison, the "A" train on the NYC subway is the same length from Far Rockaway in the borough of Queens to Inwood in upper Manhattan. Since you pay a flat fare, you could travel the entire route for USD2.75 (approximately GBP2.25) in just under 2 hours. Further, the portion of the line in Queens is rather scenic, traveling over Jamaica Bay and along the Rockaway Peninsula adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean. You could continue your journey via a free transfer to a local bus until you reach the city limit, at which point, you'd have to pay another fare to use a suburban bus.

@andrewwestbrook3470

2 жыл бұрын

Even better, you can start in Tarrytown (NY), take the Bee Line route 1 to 242 St, transfer to the subway (free transfer), take the 1 to the A to Far Rockaway. Over 40 miles for $2.75. 3h35 hours according to Google maps. (Driving would be 1h25 at the moment and commuter rail + subway would be 2h20 for .)

H&I to Stratford is part of my daily commute! Always packed especially in reverse at 6pm!

@Farleigh1050

Жыл бұрын

not too long ive got to say, although mine is less than Covent Garden to Leceister Square

Few years back, I was attending college in Uxbridge while attending Canningtown, used to take an awfully long route, which avoided zone 1 that would cost me £1.50. In principal you could do the same trip from Upminster.

Yes you can check your balance at Upminster. I live there. I go on the train there a lot

You can tap out with an Oystercard at Upminster. Plus you are allowed to use the Oystercard on main line trains from West Ham to Upminster.

I was working at Hounslow Central during the suspension that day. Was due to a broken rail and emergency engineering work but it wasn’t shut down for too long.

fantastic Geoff, nice video, subscribed today, a nice little late evening viewing...

I know it's the long way of doing the journey, but what you've just shown is definitely the way I'd do it, so long as I wasn't in a rush. Avoid Zone 1 and pay £1.50. Nice :)

I nearly did this alternate route when I went from Heathrow to Newbury Park last month, but I had my cabin bag and couldn't be bothered with the changes, so just did the tube from the airport through Zone 1 in the end :)

@Farleigh1050

Жыл бұрын

The other option is touch pink at Gunnersbury, go via Zone 1 to Startford, touch pink and get on the central line. Between Gunnersbury and Stratford, it thinks you take the overground apparently but ive never tried it so not 100% certain. It also means changing at Turnham Green for Richmond branch then going back up and to Westminster for the jubilee though. At Stratford, you also have to go to the overground platforms to touch the reader, then walk all the way back. If you dont want to do that, just touch out and touch back in (at the footbridge exit not the main one because main is busy footbridge is empty)

Fascinating, maybe a bit pointless, but useful to know and oh so British pottering about on a rainy day around London. Thanks for the research.

This information would have saved money, when I visited London in late September, and wanted to travel from Heathrow to West Croydon.

I'm liking the zooms and jumpcuts to the music

For those curious, you can do the following (Avoid Zone 1, see 4:38): 1) via Turnham Green, Gunnersbury and Stratford 2) via Turnham Green, Gunnersbury, Gospel Oak and Barking 3) via Earl's Court, West Brompton (or Kensington Olympia), Willesden Junction and Stratford (or Gospel Oak and Barking) Incidentally, only £1 with a relevant Railcard.

@matta6044

6 жыл бұрын

How about via Rayners Lane and West Hampstead?

@PaulJaYmes

6 жыл бұрын

What about via Earl's Court, West Brompton, Clapham Junction and Whitechapel?

@ZamanSiddiqui

6 жыл бұрын

Paul JaYmes Good question.

@oysterfarescentral

6 жыл бұрын

Sadly it wouldn't work that way because TfL haven't set up that route as an alternative option.

@Farleigh1050

Жыл бұрын

Or touch pink at Gunnersbury, tale the tube to Stratford via Westminster then go overground and touch pink (or touch out and back in)

I'm always surprised how much trains cost in the uk. Here in Sydney the weekly cap for opal card journeys is $50 ($25) and sunday cap is $2.80 ($1.40) this means you can take a 2 hour+ trip into either the sydney or newcastle CBD for less than a loaf of bread.

I used to do that overground journey all the time, from Acton Central it took 68 minutes to Hackney Wick. If it wasn't for Shorditch being in Zone 1 you could loop again on the overground the opposite way cheaply.

You can get C2C to upminster or barking. Still would cost the same. I do it all the time.

I vividly remember watching this for the first time. 3 years ago.

very interesting to watch videos like that when in my city (Saint-P) any ride in metro costs 45₽ with is almost exactly 0.50£

That seems rather good.. Cheap travel and a bonus if you just like riding the tube for fun.

I used to travel from Walthamstow to Kew daily for 1.50. Yay for the overground.

You could go the train from feltham to Clapham junction, overground to Canada Water then jubilee West Ham and on the district line.

Fantastic, funny you ended up getting out at my home station - Elm Park :)

7:46 Yes Geoff. I know. I used to have to use this stretch on my commute home from Palmers Green to Upton park... in sweaty old 3 car 313 units. Totally not fit for purpose, even in 2002.

Well, the Out-of-station interchanges can save time, but also for a person like me who just likes changing all the time, it's fun! Yesterday I needed to go from Watford to Zone 1, I took the Overground to Kenton, changed for Northwick Park (OSI), Met to Harrow-on-the-Hill, and then Chiltern Railways to Marylebone. I'm planning to somehow get to Paddington from Watford soon, too.

@keithdoherty8809

6 жыл бұрын

Although it’s sign posted it’s quite a walk through the houses between. Kenton and Northwick Park - And yes I’ve done it once

@Spaps0

6 жыл бұрын

It is indeed, and can't make any detours really, only 20 mins allowed

Hang on Geoff, you clearly got on a non-refurbished Jubilee line train yet supposedly got off at West Ham on a refurbished one!

@Albinary

6 жыл бұрын

Recessio Noticed that.

@themightywhoosh123

6 жыл бұрын

Quickest refurbishment ever...!

@iiExplosionz12

6 жыл бұрын

Recessio No. That's because he got off from a non-refurbished train and he filmed the refurbished train departing from the E/B platform. That's what it was.

@oysterfarescentral

6 жыл бұрын

Or there might be a far more straightforward reason, but that's for Geoff to confirm. Did anyone clock which platform he got off onto at West Ham?

@iiExplosionz12

6 жыл бұрын

Mike Whitaker He got off from the W/B platform, next to the DLR platforms.

Loved the Alan Partridge-esque editing.

In theory you can actually trick it into think you went a different way. Here’s how it would work: Start at Heathrow Get off at Earl’s Court Change to a train to Wimbledon Get off and tap the pink oyster at West Brompton Board a train to Upminster Get off at Mile End Change to the Central line Get off at Stratford Tap the pink oyster there Take Jubilee line to West Ham Get on District line to Upminster Exit at Upminster Congratulations, you have just made it think you didn’t go into zone 1 when you did. I doubt that it’ll find something strange after going around faster than normal.

@highpath4776

2 жыл бұрын

Think if you get a fares check on board you get funny questions why on a district you pink reader used (as you have not changed lines)

@QuarioQuario54321

2 жыл бұрын

@@highpath4776 You start on the Piccadilly, then district, then the Central, then the Jubilee, and district again.

@highpath4776

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuarioQuario54321 But your pink reader is for changing between Tube and Overground , your journey is wholly on the tube network. (question for viewers are there any pink readers at locations that are only tube network ones)

@QuarioQuario54321

2 жыл бұрын

@@highpath4776 Rayners Lane has a pink reader

Love the editing in this

@iqbalchuvan4890

6 жыл бұрын

Yesss i love it so much

@jakubkarczmarczyk6726

5 жыл бұрын

love your profile pic

Upminster is only two stops away from where I'm living right now (Laindon) and my dad used to take me up to Heathrow mainly for plain spotting when I was just a nipper.

Also you can do from Chesham to Upminster which is £2.80

Morden to Chesham via Balham, Clapham Junction and Finchley Road/Finchley Road & Frognal Richmond to Upminster via Stratford Heathrow Terminal 4 to Brentwood via Ealing Broadway, Shepherd's Bush and Stratford

I have done Epping to Clapham Junction for £1 - Senior Railcard linked to Oyster Card - via Canada Water.

Cool video Mr Marshall! Not sure that I like the choice in edit style and also music, but that's just my opinion. What I will say is that one can never have too much Geofftech content! ;D (I have watched many times the Secrets series... Could do it word for word in some parts ;] )

Upminster should have Oyster card readers, C2C are the national rail service that operate through there. They also operate through west ham who have oyster readers from when you tap in/out between the platforms for the national rail trains and the underground trains

I discovered a second place in NYC you can travel to by subway, leave and re-enter using a bus transfer-Rockaway Park. But you must ride the bus from at least one stop out from the subway terminal. The other place is the well known Lexington Ave 59th to 63rd transfer.

I think between the two most expensive special fares apply zones going through every zone at least once is most expensive. It might be Shenfield to reading in the future

"The train is about to move!" God that one got me hard, Geoff!

Make more off these longer tube journeys!

That's cute, I travelled from Manchester to Leeds (about 50 miles) for just £1 from the driver thanks to the Cityzap bus!

I really enjoyed that. The underground fare pricing is far more reasonable than national rail. Even if you travel off peak and pay the full £12 capped fare and get on and off as many times as you like between Heathrow and Upminster it is still very cheap considering it’s over 40 miles from Heathrow to Upminster. Indeed you could travel almost 200 miles of Underground within zones 1-6 for £12. I can’t imagine how much that would cost if National rail or one of its TOCs ran the London Underground lol.

@agent_605

5 жыл бұрын

It would probably cost the same as TfL would still regulate it, and the TOCs don't set their fares either, the Department for Transport do

Visiting London in September. I will use Heathrow so that I can use the tube. Just buy an oyster card at airport, use it on tube. Take Piccadilly line, change to District line. As my hotel is in Tower Hamlet area..

You could do the same, but instead of taking the Overground at Gunnersbury, you could take the District line, change with the Central line at Mile End and change with the Jubilee line. It’s probably longer, but you’ll be crossing the whole zone 1 paying just £1,50

Another interesting film from you!