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Ticket Finder Effective from 17 May 2012 Ticket Finder The following tickets are: >> Valid for ONE DAY >> Can be used for travel WITHIN the Tees Valley >> Can ONLY be used on ONE operator BUZZFARE BUS OPERATORS : Go North East COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel in relevant zones throughout the North East RESTRICTIONS : Travel limited to zones purchased see www.simplygo.com/buzzfare/ for zone boundaries Not valid on night (N) services WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers, M-ticket* 1 ZONE £4.50 COST 2 ZONE £5.90 3 ZONE ** £7.30 *M-tickets can be purchased via ‘the key mobile’ free smartphone app see www.simplygo.com/thekeymobile for details **A 3 zone ticket allows unlimited travel on ALL Go North East buses FAMILY BUZZFARE BUS OPERATORS : Go North East COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel throughout the North East RESTRICTIONS : Valid for a maximum group of 5 people including up to 2 adults and at least one child. Not valid on night (N) services WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers, M-ticket* COST FAMILY £11.00* *M-tickets can be purchased via ‘the key mobile’ free smartphone app see http://www.simplygo.com/thekeymobile for details LEVEN VALUE BUS OPERATORS : Leven Valley COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel on all services RESTRICTIONS : Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult after 1900 WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers ADULT £3. 80 COST CHILD £2.00 FAMILY £8.00 connectteesvalley.com facebook.com/connectteesvalley.com twitter.com/connect_tv Effective from 17 May 2012 Ticket Finder DARLINGTON TOWN ZONE BUS OPERATORS : Arriva COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within Darlington town area. The following areas are included: Morton Park, Great Burdon, Beaumont Hill, Faverdale Grange/West Park, Edgecombe Drive, Coniscliffe Road Waterworks, Blackwell Lane Ends, Blands Corner and Darlington Football Ground RESTRICTIONS : None WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers & mobile phone (m-ticket) ADULT £3. 00 COST CHILD £1.60 DARLINGTON BOROUGH ZONE BUS OPERATORS : Arriva COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within Darlington borough. The boundaries are Heighington/Red House Farm, School Aycliffe/Hydro Polymers, Coatham Mundeville/Bafferton, Longnewton Reservoir, Durham Tees Valley Airport, Neasham, Hurworth Place (towards Northallerton), Blackwell Lane Ends, Blands Corner, Headlam Road End, Killerby Grange and Royal Oak RESTRICTIONS : None WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers & mobile phone (m-ticket) ADULT £5.00 COST CHILD £2.50 REDCAR DAY SAVER BUS OPERATORS : Arriva COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within Redcar as far as Dormanstown, Markse and New Marske RESTRICTIONS : None WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers & mobile phone (m-ticket) ADULT £3.70 COST CHILD £2.10 TEESSIDE DAY SAVER BUS OPERATORS : Arriva COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within the boroughs of Middlesbrough and Stockton- on-Tees, and into the Eston area and Bishopton. RESTRICTIONS : Not valid on services X60, X61 or Moorsbus WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers & mobile phone (m-ticket) connectteesvalley.com facebook.com/connectteesvalley.com twitter.com/connect_tv Effective from 17 May 2012 Ticket Finder ADULT £3.90 COST CHILD £2.60 TEESSIDE & EAST CLEVELAND DAY SAVER BUS OPERATORS : Arriva COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within the boroughs of Middlesbrough, Redcar & Cleveland and Stockton-on-Tees, and beyond to Runswick Bay, Great Ayton and Bishopton RESTRICTIONS : Not valid on services X60, X61 or Moorsbus WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers & mobile phone (m-ticket) ADULT £5.20 COST CHILD £3.70 TEESSIDE DAYTRIPPER BUS OPERATORS : Arriva & Stagecoach COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within the Boroughs of Middlesbrough and Stockton- on-Tees and into Eston and the village of Bishopton RESTRICTIONS : After 1900, children must be accompanied by an adult WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers ARR IVA STAGECOACH ADULT £4.30 £4. 25 COST CHILD £2.70 £2.80 FAMILY £8.30 £8.70 HARTLEPOOL DAYRIDER BUS OPERATORS : Stagecoach COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel within the borough of Hartlepool RESTRICTIONS : None WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers ADULT £3. 20 COST CHILD £2.30 FAMILY £6. 60 DAYRIDER PLUS BUS OPERATORS : Stagecoach COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED travel throughout Teesside and Hartlepool. RESTRICTIONS : None WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers ADULT £4.80 connectteesvalley.com facebook.com/connectteesvalley.com twitter.com/connect_tv Effective from 17 May 2012 Ticket Finder COST CHILD £3.00 FAMILY £9. 60 HARTLEPOOL TRANSFER TICKET BUS OPERATORS : Stagecoach COVERAGE : This ticket allows one change of bus during a single journey with Hartlepool RESTRICTIONS : The second bus must be boarded within 45 minutes of the ticket being issued WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Drivers ADULT £2. 60 COST CHILD £1.30 PLUSBUS - DARLINGTON BUS OPERATORS : Arriva COVERAGE : This ticket allows UNLIMITED bus travel within the Darlington town area RESTRICTIONS : Tickets can only be purchased in conjunction with rail tickets to and/or from Darlington station. The rail journey must extend beyond the PLUSBUS area WHERE CAN YOU BUY THE TICKET : Train Station Ticket Offices, on trains (when no ticket office is available) [7 day tickets only], over the phone (08457 000 125 or 0191 387 1387). ADULT £2.70 COST CHILD £1.35 RAILCARD HOLDER £1.80 connectteesvalley.com facebook.com/connectteesvalley.com twitter.com/connect_tv .
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