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John B wrote:
On Feb 16, 4:59 am, asdf wrote: Can anyone explain in two sentences why, if someone has a NR return ticket from London-XXXXXX-London, which is valid for any route, they are not allowed to leave at Farringdon? A ticket from London Terminals is a ticket from KXTL (for northbound journeys) or City Thameslink (for southbound journeys). If you want to extend the journey to/from Farringdon, you have to buy a more expensive ticket to permit the extra travel. But a London Terminals ticket *is* valid from St Albans to Moorgate, isn't it? Barry Salter explains that this ain't so in his reply to your post. Of course London Terminals tickets are valid at Moorgate for journeys from/to the FCC Great Northern line. |
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