Sail to work and save with new commuter ticket
Your morning commute now costs 25% less with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers.
Commuting in the capital is about to cost less with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers, London’s River Bus, introducing a new ‘Commuter AM’ ticket that offers a 25 per cent saving compared to touching in and out with an Oyster or Contactless card. Tickets can now be booked through the Thames Clippers Tickets app.
The new ticket trial gives flexibility and provides savings to Londoners’ morning commute. Available to purchase in advance or on-the-go, the Commuter AM ticket is valid for use on any Uber Boat by Thames Clippers service Monday to Friday between 06:30am and 09:30am.
Alongside the new ticket, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers’ weekly, monthly and annual season tickets continue to offer regular River Bus passengers a saving of up to 74 per cent*. For those travelling with an annual season ticket, a single journey can work out as little as £1.61**.
Serving piers from as far west as Putney and as far east as Barking Riverside, a river commute unlocks a more mindful and relaxed journey. The onboard café bar offers tasty snacks, morning coffee, or something stronger for the way home. Season ticket holders enjoy 15 per cent off at the onboard café bar.
Taking in the city’s iconic views while travelling, competitive journey times include Greenland (Surrey Quays) Pier to the City, near Tower Pier, in just 15 minutes, and Battersea Power Station to Canary Wharf, from 37 minutes.
The new ‘Commuter AM’ ticket can be purchased exclusively on the Thames Clippers Tickets app, as well as season tickets and carnets, which are also available on the Uber app. Alternatively, passengers can pay as they go, using an Oyster or contactless payment card. For more information, visit thamesclippers.com/commuter-tickets
*Travelling on a Central, Central & East or Central & West Zone annual season ticket, compared with purchasing Adult Standard return tickets for 261 working days of the year.
**Based on two journeys across 261 working days of the year, travelling on a West or East Zone annual season ticket.