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![]() "Clive Page" wrote in message ... Someone I know wants to go tomorrow (Sunday) from Luton Airport Parkway station to Deptford. Trains to Deptford go from Cannon Street calling at London Bridge. So this is a pretty simple journey, really, and there seem to be three reasonable routes: (1) LTN to West Hampstead, then Jubilee line to London Bridge. (2) LTN to St. Pancras, then Northern Line to London Bridge. (3) LTN to Blackfriars, then Circle/District line to Cannon Street. Without checking lots of timetables I was not sure which would be fastest, so I thought I would try the two main online journey planners. The National Rail planner suggested (for a return journey) using a Super-off-peak Zone 1-6 London One-day Travelcard [such a snappy name] You're lucky you can get that: From my local station the out boundary TC is only available as a (3 pound ish) add on to the Normal Off peak fare, qualify for the Super Off peak (based upon time of travel) and you have to buy a full priced TC on arrival (use Oyster etc). *******s tim |
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