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Let’s be real: Zone 1 and 2 cover pretty much everything that visitors and most locals actually use. You’ve got the iconic spots: Buckingham Palace, the British Museum, Borough Market, Shoreditch, Camden, Notting Hill… the list goes on. It’s like the best-seller list of London, all bundled into one fare.

And if you live in those zones? Oh, it’s a game-changer. Your commute becomes a fixed cost, like your Netflix subscription—but instead of binge-watching shows, you’re binge-watching real life. Walking to work? You might grab the Tube just to avoid rain, and it feels free.

The Math (But Make It Fun)

Okay, do the numbers for a second. A single Tube ride in peak hours costs about £2.80. If you travel twice a day, five days a week, that’s £28 a week. Now, a monthly card for Zones 1-2 costs around £150. Do the math—that’s about 54 single trips before you break even. But most people make way more than that when you add weekend trips, random errands, and the “oops, I got on the wrong train” moments.

Think of it like buying a pizza for £10 versus buying slices for £3 each. By the time you’ve had three slices, you’ve already paid for the whole pizza—and you get the rest “free.” That’s the travel card in a nutshell.

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