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"Martin Petrov" wrote in message
... I'm flying out of Gatwick tonight at 6pm, and am wary that if I turn up at London Bridge this evening at about 4pm, I might find that there's a queue a mile long at London Bridge ticket office - can I buy a ticket from my originating tube station that will take me all the way through? Or am I stuck with having to queue up at London Bridge? Are there any alternatives? This too late, but I'll answer anyway. Yes, your local tube station can sell you a ticket. You may find it's faster (and more comfortable) to travel via Victoria, but you need make sure your ticket is valid for your intended route/operator. D A Stocks |
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