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I know this is a bit of an old chestnut, but having sifted through a
few previous discussions here on Google Groups I'm still a little unclear on what the ticketing rules are. I'm hoping the oracles of this ng might be able to offer clarification. (1) A ticket from Herne Hill (south London) to London Terminals is obviously valid to Blackfriars, am I correct in saying it's valid to City Thameslink as well? I presume it's not valid any further north than that. (2) For travel from Herne Hill to Farringdon or Kings Cross Thameslink presumably a ticket is issued with either of those specific destinations named, is this the case? (3) When travelling from the north of the Thameslink route (say Cricklewood) into central London, are tickets issued to 'London Terminals' or to specific named stations (e.g. Kings Cross Thameslink / City Thameslink)? And if a passenger is coming from Luton on a ticket with the destination 'London Terminals' can they go any further south on the Thameslink route than Kings Cross Thameslink? (4) 'London Thameslink' was mentioned in previous posts as a destination - does this mean anything, or was it just a virtual destination used for some reason solely during the Thameslink blockade? If anyone can throw some light on this it'd be much appreciated. |
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