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Tomorrow I am travelling from Hampshire to Rochester and will be
breaking my journey for several hours in London. My ticket is a "via London" one and will allow me to travel on the Tube from Waterloo to Kings Cross St Pancras should I decide to travel on the new high speed line, from where I live I appear to be able to use this route on a standard ticket and indeed I have done so in the past. However as I am breaking my journey my initial Tube journey will probably be to Baker Street. Will my ticket allow me to do this? I could probably go to Marylebone instead if it would help to go to a station with a National Rail connection. I obviously expect to have to use my PAYG Oyster for any subsequent tube journeys - but can I at least get one out of it? Tx. |
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