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Hello,
I'll have to travel from Paddington to Underhill Stadium near High Barnet Northernline station. According to the journeyplanner on the tube-website, the quickest route is H&C to either Euston Square or KingsX and Northernline to High Barnet. The journeytime should not be more than 50-55 minutes. Are these figures realistic and is this really the shortest route? Paddington and Barnet are much closer together in my perception. regards, Han Monsees |
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Han Monsees wrote:
Hello, I'll have to travel from Paddington to Underhill Stadium near High Barnet Northernline station. According to the journeyplanner on the tube-website, the quickest route is H&C to either Euston Square or KingsX and Northernline to High Barnet. The journeytime should not be more than 50-55 minutes. Are these figures realistic and is this really the shortest route? Paddington and Barnet are much closer together in my perception. I used to make this journey twice a day. It was never much fun, and would typically take 45-50mins. In order to avoid the Circle/H&C I'd often take the Bakerloo to Oxford Circus and Victoria up to KGX or Euston. All much of a muchness, I fear. HTH, Tom |
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![]() The TfL journey planner offers Finsbury Park to New Barnet via WAGN and the 84 bus as an alternative but it doesn't look any quicker. At times when GN Inner Suburbans run from the Cross it might be, but how frequent is the 84 then? -- Colin Rosenstiel The 84 bus runs about every 15 minutes, I think, and , although the bus starts at the new Barnet train station, it is not synchronised with the trains at all. There are some starting times when, as you walk up the steps leaving the station, you see the bus leaving the stop. So much for integrated transport Jeremy Parker |
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"Jeremy Parker" wrote in message ...
The TfL journey planner offers Finsbury Park to New Barnet via WAGN and the 84 bus as an alternative but it doesn't look any quicker. At times when GN Inner Suburbans run from the Cross it might be, but how frequent is the 84 then? -- Colin Rosenstiel The 84 bus runs about every 15 minutes, I think, and , although the bus starts at the new Barnet train station, it is not synchronised with the trains at all. There are some starting times when, as you walk up the steps leaving the station, you see the bus leaving the stop. So much for integrated transport Jeremy Parker The 84 is not very frequent - but there are LOADS of buses that run from New Barnet to High Barnet anyway... 107, 184, 307, 326 & 383. Having said all that, I'd get the tube all the way if coming from Paddington. |
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Pete wrote:
The 84 is not very frequent - but there are LOADS of buses that run from New Barnet to High Barnet anyway... 107, 184, 307, 326 & 383. But he wants to go to Underhill Stadium. 84 & 107 start from New Barnet Station and go up Station Road, past the Odeon and onto Barnet Hill. The 384 arrives in the same place but a little less directly. Walk round the corner to Station Road to catch the 307 & 326 (which actually goes down near the ground). However the 383 (and 184 in Station Road) go via Meadway to High Barnet Station and you will have to walk back down Barnet Hill, in which case you could just have walked from New Barnet in the first place! Dave (New Barnet) |
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