Also used another Independence Pass this AM (Thursday 6/7) on Train 6593 again without problem.
The interesting thing with using an Independence Pass on AM Peak trains is that using one, it's actually CHEAPER ($13.00 - whether bought at a ticket office or on the train) for a daytime round trip from/to Zone 4, than two tickets bought in advance at a ticket office ($6.75 x 2 = $13.50)! And with the pass, you get free (unlimited, if you have a paper legacy pass) travel on all of SEPTA for the day too!
Also, there are two versions of the passes in circulation - one lists the year as "2019" (the conductor of 6593 had this version), the other lists the year as "2019-2022" (the North Wales ticket office had it). Both still list the old AM Peak restriction on the back.
The interesting thing with using an Independence Pass on AM Peak trains is that using one, it's actually CHEAPER ($13.00 - whether bought at a ticket office or on the train) for a daytime round trip from/to Zone 4, than two tickets bought in advance at a ticket office ($6.75 x 2 = $13.50)! And with the pass, you get free (unlimited, if you have a paper legacy pass) travel on all of SEPTA for the day too!
Also, there are two versions of the passes in circulation - one lists the year as "2019" (the conductor of 6593 had this version), the other lists the year as "2019-2022" (the North Wales ticket office had it). Both still list the old AM Peak restriction on the back.