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Does anyone know why most of the museums in South Kensington close at
some time between 1750 and 1800? Particularly this week (half term) this causes tremendous pressure on the tube station (with South Ken being closed for a period this evening). Wouldn't it be advantageous to stagger the closing and / or not close at 6 when many people leave work and a substatial part of a university finishes lectures? Also, when South Ken re-opened why were famalies being waved through and normal commuters being shouted at by staff? All this served to do was cause a further back log as kids slowly walked down the stairs accross the whole width. Lets not forget a family travelcard costs less than an off peak ODTC and much much less than a peak day travelcard. So why did the tube give priority to the non daily commuters and why are cheap tickets valid in the evening peak? -- Chris |
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