Re: [97attendees] t-money ticket

[Long Nguyen-Vu <[e-mail]>]

Yes, as Gunhee Lee said
I'd like to provide just some extra explanation

@Michael Richardson: yes, 1 T-money ticket for 1 person. BUT actually you
can use 1 t-money ticket for more than 1 person if you travel by bus. It's
not a good choice though. If 1 person travels by bus and stops at some
bus-stop, then within the next 40 minutes - if you get on any bus/subway -
you won't have to pay more, the next trip is totally free or sometimes just
costs you around 100 won. That won't work with multiple people with single
ticket.
And you can buy t-money almost everywhere especially in convenient stores
(check here https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/TRP/TP_ENG_8_1_1.jsp)
@ Carlos Marcelo Martinez Cagnazzo:  right, they're all the same, many
public transportation system work this way.

On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 2:07 PM, Gunhee Lee <[e-mail]> wrote:

> Yes, that's more convenient to use it.
> Moreover there's the children card that provide more discount for children
> and students(under 19).
>
> Here's english user's guide for T-Money card.
> https://www.t-money.co.kr/ncs/pct/ugd/ReadFrgnGd.dev
>
> Here's english introduction to T-Money card.
> https://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/TRP/TP_ENG_8_1_1.jsp
>
> And you can buy a inter-city train ticket at a train station with T-money
> card.
> However, on weekend, it is difficult to buy a train ticket for (seoul -
> daegu).
> So, if you want to go daegu on weekend, I would like to highly recommend
> reserving a ticket on Korail's website with your credit card.
>
> FYI, if you want to visit Daegu by train, Dongdaegu station is main
> station of Daegu city.
> There are two train station in Daegu city, which are Dongdaegu and Daegu.
> Every train stops at Dongdaegu, but a few trains stop at Daegu (no *KTX*
> at Daegu station).
>
>
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> 2016-11-07 7:27 GMT+09:00 Michael Richardson <[e-mail]>ca>:
>
>> Long Nguyen-Vu <[e-mail]> wrote:
>>     > 2. By subway: this is the cheapest, costs you about 4000 won for the
>>     > all-stop type and 8000 won for the non-stop. It takes 60 and 40
>> minutes
>>     > for each one.  You may want to buy t-money ticket (from a machine in
>>     > subway station at the airport), it's really convenient for traveling
>>     > inside Seoul for Bus, Subway or even Taxi and buying stuff in
>>     > convenient stores. You can reload the t-money card at any subway
>>     > station. After picking up your luggage, you will see instruction to
>>     > access the subway down below the ground.
>>
>> Thanks for this info.
>> I will be getting it for myself and my family.
>> I assume that I need one t-money ticket for each family member?
>>
>> Can I buy inter-city (Seoul/Deagu) train travel with it too?
>>
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