Integrated Travel Ticket.

danjo-xx

Long time since been back in the home ground, whats the story with integrated tickets there now.

Want to get a train from Waterford to Kingsbridge then bus or tram to Drumcondra Road.

Is it possible to get an all in ticket and does it work out cheaper.

thanks in advance.

January

You mean Heuston Station, right? Just so as not to confuse people...

carlmango11

"1966: Kingsbridge renamed as Heuston Station"

...I suspect your time back in Ireland will be interesting.

EDIT: You'll probably have more luck over in the Commuting & Transport forum.

January

True.... moved to Commuting and Transport...

Victor

You can get a through ticket from Waterford to Drumcondra, but it is probably cheaper to get a ticket from Waterford to Connolly (including tram - make sur ehte cashier at Waterford includes this) and then buy a ticket (train or bus to Drumcondra).

Timewise, it may be more practical to get off the tram at Abbey Street and get any bus to Drumcondra - routes 1, 11, 13, 16, 44 from O'Connell Street or route 33, 41/1/b/c from Lower Abbey Street.

You can get a train from Connolly (some also serve Tara Street) to Drumcondra, but he bus would likely be better.

LXFlyer

Just to make clear - Victor is referring to a train ticket from Waterford to Drumcondra Stations. There are no intercity tickets that include travel on Dublin bus routes other than the 90 or 145.

Best bet:
Get a train ticket from Waterford to Dublin City Centre - this will include the LUAS to Abbey Stop or the 90 or 145 bus to O'Connell Bridge.

Then take any of the 1, 11, 13, 16 or 44 buses from O'Connell Street to Drumcondra, or 33, 41, 41b or 41c from Lower Abbey Street, and pay on board.

danjo-xx

thanks lads that's brilliant.:)