Taken from the Merseytravel website
Have you heard the good news? On 30th January, we are introducing a new one day Solo ticket. You can use it on any bus, any time, anywhere in Merseyside. Buy yours on the bus for just £4.70.
(22/01/2017 21:07)T42 PVM Wrote: [ -> ]Taken from the Merseytravel website
Have you heard the good news? On 30th January, we are introducing a new one day Solo ticket. You can use it on any bus, any time, anywhere in Merseyside. Buy yours on the bus for just £4.70.
That is good news. I wonder how this might impact on Arriva and Stagecoach day ticket sales?
On a slightly related matter, I was at the Pier Head last week and overheard a couple of tourists discussing the price of a ferry ticket across the Mersey and had decided not to do it because of the cost (£10). I advised them to buy an All Zones Saveaway ticket (£5.20) from James Street station instead. They were astonished to learn that the same ticket gives them unlimited bus and train travel throughout Merseyside and to Chester and Ormskirk as well as the ferry service.
Merseyside is slowly catching up with Greater Manchester which has had a multi operator ticket to purchase on bus for years in the form of System One. Maybe perhaps a Trio day ticket should be the next move possibly priced at a pound or two more than the Solo day ticket.
The Trio is basically the Saveaway ticket, I can't wait for the Solo as I will be using it instead of the Saveaway
(23/01/2017 10:20)T42 PVM Wrote: [ -> ]The Trio is basically the Saveaway ticket, I can't wait for the Solo as I will be using it instead of the Saveaway
The Saveaway is only off peak. Perhaps maybe an all day version could become available.
That's true, a 6 quid charge would be worth it