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I was travelling from Paddington to Clapham Junction the other day via
the bakerloo line and Waterloo - and thought I'd buy a ticket for the Waterloo - Clapham Junction at Paddington to save queuing at Waterloo. I have an oystercard with pre-pay, so tried the fast-ticket machine and it offered me a ticket from "London Paddington" to Clapham Junction for £2.10. Intrigued, I bought it - applying a Gold Card discount to get it for £1.40. It stated "London Terminals" to "Clapham Junction", without the maltese cross... I tried it in the barriers at the Paddington tube, half expecting it to be refused, but it worked. And got me out again at Waterloo. I've done this a few times now, although it won't work in reverse... Have I been missing something here, or is this an anomoly? |
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