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Post by alemaster on Sept 21, 2014 17:52:30 GMT
from 29th September:
for two weeks, buy on board...
Max Single fare £1.70
tram only Dayrider £3.00
tram only 7 day Megarider £10.00
for four weeks, buy online (offer also available to buy on tram for Stagecoach Smart card holders)...
tram only smart 7 day Megarider £10.00
for six weeks, buy online and subscribe to pay monthly...
tram only Megarider Xtra £31.50
The above are in addition to the normal bus & tram products which continue to be available for those who require bus travel.
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Post by lysander on Sept 24, 2014 13:49:24 GMT
A nice gesture and how nice to get the system back running through it's entirety.
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Post by mrmoose on Sept 25, 2014 20:28:04 GMT
It is a nice gesture, but it might just be me - but the trams do seem to have been quiet since the full service resumed (or not quite as busy as they were before the disruption started), and it would have made more sense to offer this ticket for 2 weeks after the service resumed, rather than a few weeks later. (Or even better - offer the discounts while the trams were not running like last year, where prices were reduced to compensate).
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Post by swfcforever on Sept 25, 2014 21:19:22 GMT
It is a nice gesture, but it might just be me - but the trams do seem to have been quiet since the full service resumed (or not quite as busy as they were before the disruption started), and it would have made more sense to offer this ticket for 2 weeks after the service resumed, rather than a few weeks later. (Or even better - offer the discounts while the trams were not running like last year, where prices were reduced to compensate). A few people agree  |
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