where do you get those student travel cards?

Lilly81 · 30-08-2005 11:39am #1

for the trains? the sayit ones? is there a sayit office in dublin i can get it at? thankyou.

bigmouth · 30-08-2005 11:46am

They usually set up in the colleges in the first couple of weeks back, and alternatively just head into one of the USIT offices, there is one on Aston Quay in Dublin city centre.

Traffic · 30-08-2005 11:56am

http://www.dublinbus.ie/fares_and_tickets/photo_cards.asp

or

http://www.studenttravelcard.ie/

With Usit you no longer get student fares on cie with their card just a special offer with aircoach i believe

Lilly81 · 30-08-2005 12:06pm

bigmouth wrote:

They usually set up in the colleges in the first couple of weeks back, and alternatively just head into one of the USIT offices, there is one on Aston Quay in Dublin city centre.

i made that mistake of getting the usit card a few weeks ago. thought that was the one i should get but turns out that does nothing for you.

Lilly81 · 30-08-2005 12:07pm

thanks traffic!

Lilly81 · 30-08-2005 12:11pm

does anyone know where in temple bar the SAYIT office is? i've never noticed it. thanks.

fiachs · 30-08-2005 12:45pm

What college are you going to? If you're going to one of these http://www.studenttravelcard.ie/colleges.asp then you can get the card on campus. There'll be a bit of a queue during freshers week etc so better to pop in before.

Lilly81 · 30-08-2005 12:50pm

Alan Hannas Bookshop, Kevin Street, Dublin 2 - never heard of it before but might try that one. thanks a million.

angeldelight · 30-08-2005 1:55pm

The one in Temple Bar is on the left if you're walking from central bank to the quays. Across from eamon doran's.

Traffic · 30-08-2005 3:58pm

That Sayit is closed theyre now at:

House 6, Trinity College, Dublin 1 – 01 677 5076

Lilly81 · 31-08-2005 6:40pm

ok thanks

Maynooth · 01-09-2005 6:14pm

can you just get those student tickets in connolly or somewhere? how much are they? i need to go sort that out too. i'll have 2 train journeys every morning and evening. not looking forward to it. im sure many people do it but im used to walking to a 10 minute walk to college every day, this will be a big change.

MarkoP11 · 01-09-2005 8:26pm

Tickets available at all stations

A monthly rail only inner zone ticket (bounded by Rush & Lusk, Bray, Maynooth, Hazelhatch & Celbridge). Cost 58.50. There is also a outer zone which adds Kilcoole and Balbriggan.

There is also a weekly ticket

Given your screen name many Maynooth trains run as far as Bray and Dun Laoghaire which might save you a change, almost all Maynooth trains serve Pearse and Tara Street

Traffic · 02-09-2005 7:34am

In order to get the student priced tickets mentioned you need to apply for a student card; link above

Maynooth · 02-09-2005 6:14pm

MarkoP11 wrote:

Tickets available at all stations

A monthly rail only inner zone ticket (bounded by Rush & Lusk, Bray, Maynooth, Hazelhatch & Celbridge). Cost 58.50. There is also a outer zone which adds Kilcoole and Balbriggan.

There is also a weekly ticket

Given your screen name many Maynooth trains run as far as Bray and Dun Laoghaire which might save you a change, almost all Maynooth trains serve Pearse and Tara Street

I'll be going to Killester college so i guess the inner zone one is okay for me going from Maynooth to Connelly and then to Killester? thanks

Maynooth · 02-09-2005 6:17pm

Traffic wrote:

In order to get the student priced tickets mentioned you need to apply for a student card; link above

Thanks traffic

MarkoP11 · 02-09-2005 6:43pm

Maynooth wrote:

I'll be going to Killester college so i guess the inner zone one is okay for me going from Maynooth to Connelly and then to Killester? thanks

Yup

where do you get those student travel cards?

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