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Ganesh Sittampalam wrote:
That route involves going through the new set of tunnels associated with the new ticket hall. It would be significantly longer overall than just walking to the new ticket hall at the top level, and would cause massive congestion if significant numbers of people did it. The shortest route would be to run down the up escalators that go from near the Piccadilly line to the Northern line, but I don't recommend that either :-) IIRC there are three escalators. Last time I changed from the Northern Line to the Victoria line one was switched and taped off. Would be interesting to see what happens by ducking under the tape or opening it up & walking down... Far, far quicker than the long detour now in place... -- Phil Richards, London, UK 3,600+ railway photos since 1980 at: http://europeanrail.fotopic.net http://britishrail.fotopic.net |
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On 8 July, 23:15, Phil Richards
wrote: Ganesh Sittampalam wrote: That route involves going through the new set of tunnels associated with the new ticket hall. It would be significantly longer overall than just walking to the new ticket hall at the top level, and would cause massive congestion if significant numbers of people did it. The shortest route would be to run down the up escalators that go from near the Piccadilly line to the Northern line, but I don't recommend that either :-) IIRC there are three escalators. Last time I changed from the Northern Line to the Victoria line one was switched and taped off. Would be interesting to see what happens by ducking under the tape or opening it up & walking down... Far, far quicker than the long detour now in place... The best way to get into the Northern line at Kings Cross is to ignore the sign that points to the Underground (takes you most of the way back to Yorkshire on foot) and go to the street at the front of the station where the LU entrance really is. Then go into the Victoria Line and get a train to Euston and get the Northern there. If it's southbound you want, it's an easy interchange. |
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On Jul 8, 11:15*pm, Phil Richards
wrote: IIRC there are three escalators. Last time I changed from the Northern Line to the Victoria line one was switched and taped off. Would be interesting to see what happens by ducking under the tape or opening it up & walking down... Far, far quicker than the long detour now in place.... I normally only see them at rush hour when they are normally all in operation. Ganesh |
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