Bob Wood typed:
You wouldn't need to get it from/to a station, but from/to the boundary
of Z4.

But in an earlier post the advice was:

And that has certainly been the way it has worked on SE Trains - coming in to London from Headcorn I got a return to/from Elmstead Woods, going out of London I got a return to Headcorn from/to BZn4...

Which takes me back to my original (not quite clear) question - which station would I need a ticket for in order to get me into Z4 if coming down from Milton Keynes?

In ,
AndreaC typed:[i]
Bob Wood typed:
You wouldn't need to get it from/to a station, but from/to the
boundary

of Z4.

But in an earlier post the advice was:

John B Wrote:[i]
No, because a Travelcard is a season ticket and not (as you might
expect) a PTE ticket. And you can only buy tickets *from* BZn, not
*to* BZn...

And that has certainly been the way it has worked on SE Trains -
coming in to London from Headcorn I got a return to/from Elmstead
Woods, going out of London I got a return to Headcorn from/to BZn4...

Which takes me back to my original (not quite clear) question - which
station would I need a ticket for in order to get me into Z4 if coming
down from Milton Keynes?

If coming *from* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket to the first
station in Z4.
If going *to* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket from 'boundary Z4'.



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Bob

Yes, I know. And that is precisely what I tried to clarify in the post you have just responded to without actually answering my question. So, can someone please tell me the first station inside Z4 or perhaps I should just go back to my corner now...

Bob Wood wrote:

If coming *from* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket to the first
station in Z4.


To save AndreaC asking a THIRD time, would anyone like to say what
station this is? :-)

"Dave Newt" wrote in message
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Bob Wood wrote:

If coming *from* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket to the first
station in Z4.

To save AndreaC asking a THIRD time, would anyone like to say what station
this is? :-)

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/pdfdocs/lon_con.pdf seems to say Kenton.
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David Biddulph

On Jan 29, 10:23 pm, Dave Newt wrote:
Bob Wood wrote:
If coming *from* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket to the first
station in Z4.To save AndreaC asking a THIRD time, would anyone like to say what
station this is? :-)


It must be Kenton, but no trains from Milton Keynes would ever stop
there. I assume the season ticket rule doesn't worry about different
types of electrification.

In ,
AndreaC typed:
Bob Wood Wrote:

AndreaC-
Which takes me back to my original (not quite clear) question - which
station would I need a ticket for in order to get me into Z4 if
coming
down from Milton Keynes?-

If coming *from* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket to the first
station in Z4.
If going *to* Milton Keynes, you would need a ticket from 'boundary
Z4'.

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Bob



Yes, I know. And that is precisely what I tried to clarify in the post
you have just responded to without actually answering my question. So,
can someone please tell me the first station inside Z4 or perhaps I
should just go back to my corner now...


Sorry - I hadn;t realised that you were asking for the name of the
specific station. As others have already said, it's Kenton.



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Bob

Thanks guys!