Keeping this in consideration, can I get a refund on my Oyster card?
At a Tube station ticket machine, you can get a refund of up to £10 pay-as-you-go credit and your deposit. Simply touch your Oyster card on the yellow card reader on the ticket machine, select "Oyster refund" and follow the on screen instructions. Refunds are paid back in cash dispensed from the ticket machine.
Also, how much money can I put on my Oyster card? I would put £20-£30 pounds on each card (if two of you are travelling together, you each need a card). If you stay within the central zone (zones 1+2), the "cap" (maximum you can pay for one day) is £7.00 per day (new, 2019 prices) so £20-£30 should last a few days.
Additionally, how do I get money off my Oyster card?
"If you no longer need your Oyster card, you can get your pay as you go credit (up to £10), and your deposit (if you paid one) refunded at a Tube station ticket machine. Just touch your Oyster card on the yellow card reader on the ticket machine, select 'Oyster refund' and follow the on screen instructions."
What happens if Oyster card goes negative?
The cost of the fare will be deducted from your Oyster card, taking it into a negative balance, which will be cleared the next time you top-up. However, if your Oyster card doesn't have any balance at all, or your journey home takes more than one bus, it doesn't look like you'll be able to get there after all.
