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Updated (ATOC) Staff Guide to Oyster (long)
On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:30:33 +0000, David Cantrell
wrote: Seems to work OK for paper tickets. If the trains are broken, the ticket is accepted on relevant bus routes, with no extra fees and no hassle. In theory. |
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Updated (ATOC) Staff Guide to Oyster (long)
TheOneKEA ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying : Simple: Oyster validators at every single National Rail station inside the Zones. Oh, if only. I needed to go from Vauxhall to Waterloo recently. Easiest way? Mainline, right? One stop. Takes longer to type this than the flamin' journey. No. The Oyster validator told me to seek assistance. I did. Nope, I've only got (more than sufficient) PAYG on there, and need at least a weekly Travelcard. The bus took ages to arrive, then far longer to actually complete the journey, plus the walk from where it terminated to Waterloo station itself. |
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Updated (ATOC) Staff Guide to Oyster (long)
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 23:40:02 +0000, Barry Salter
wrote: When a card holder 'touches in' at the start of their Journey an Entry Charge is debited from the balance on their Oyster card as their authority to travel - the Entry Charge represent(sic) a "Right to Travel" and is NOT a ticket. From 19th November 2006, the Entry Charge will be £5 at the following stations: [...] London Kings Cross (suburban platforms 9 - 11) My daily commute (by FCC, not on an Oyster card) terminates at Platform 9 at King's Cross. I don't believe that I have ever seen any Oyster touch in/out devices there. Have they not been installed yet, or am I just not very observant? -- Philip [Don't top post. Quote selectively. Don't use HTML. Enjoy Usenet] |
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Philip K wrote in
: On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 23:40:02 +0000, Barry Salter wrote: When a card holder 'touches in' at the start of their Journey an Entry Charge is debited from the balance on their Oyster card as their authority to travel - the Entry Charge represent(sic) a "Right to Travel" and is NOT a ticket. From 19th November 2006, the Entry Charge will be £5 at the following stations: [...] London Kings Cross (suburban platforms 9 - 11) My daily commute (by FCC, not on an Oyster card) terminates at Platform 9 at King's Cross. I don't believe that I have ever seen any Oyster touch in/out devices there. Have they not been installed yet, or am I just not very observant? Wasn't there a smudge on the work order for installation so they got installed on platform 9 3/4 ;-) |
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Epicentre wrote:
Wasn't there a smudge on the work order for installation so they got installed on platform 9 3/4 ;-) Yes, but those are only for a special kind of magic Oyster cards. ;-) -- Olof Lagerkvist ICQ: 724451 Web: http://here.is/olof |
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Updated (ATOC) Staff Guide to Oyster (long)
In article .com,
(Paul Oter) wrote: Someone will no doubt explain why they are there. ...because Oyster Pre-pay is available on FCC between King's Cross and Finsbury Park: http://www.tfl.gov.uk/dlr/tickets/oyster_faqs.shtml#7 However some trains that stop at Finsbury Park depart from the main shed at KX (often platform 8, I think). Are there any Oyster readers on platforms 1-8? Not that I've ever noticed. -- Colin Rosenstiel |
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