On Jan 31, 6:01*pm, Mr Thant
wrote:
On 31 Jan, 14:30, MIG wrote:

There was discussion a while back about how it would be nice if you
could stand in one corridor to get the next train to Kings Cross.

if you go down the emergency spiral stairs at Euston you end up in a
corridor not far from either *pair of platforms. All that's missing is
a next train indicator.

Indeed, that's the way I go if I am doing something like Green Park to
Angel, rather than up and down the long escalators. I don't think you
can easily tell which platform anything's coming into though.


But unless there's disruption I think just going for the Victoria Line
is the best strategy. It's much shallower at KXSP (one medium
escalator vs one short then one long escalator), the platform exit is
at the same end as the entrance at Euston, and there's not a queue to
get out like at the Northern Line platforms.

And also probably more frequent, so it's what I'd do, except I
probably would walk if it came to it.


However, the arrangement we have means that you can easily get from,
say, Green Park to Edgware without stairs and escalators. *But not
from Green Park to Angel. *

I was about to say "Mornington Crescent", but it's on the wrong
branch.

It might be a valid answer, depending on which rules you are following.