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I've got to get from Kings Cross to London Bridge station a week on Friday. How far is it and what's the best way of making the journey?
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Don't suppose you know how busy it will be?
Will be carting around a suit and a load of beer
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Get out at Mornington CrescentWithin weeks they'll be re-opening the shipyards
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What time of day are you travelling?
Peak hours are between 17:30 to about 19:30, but it won't be as bad on a Friday as more people stay out drinking to spread the travel times.
Should be plenty of room when you get on. It will get quite packed by Old Street/Moorgate. A bunch of people will change at Bank to get on the Central Line, and a lot of people will get off at London Bridge, follow the flow.
They are redoing some of the escalators at London Bridge, so it may be a bit of a bottleneck getting out.One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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Unfortunately he is on the wrong branch. Mornington Crescent is on the Charing Cross branch, not the Bank branch.Originally posted by Hueij
Get out at Mornington Crescent
You miss a turn for such a rookie mistake.
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DamnOriginally posted by Dauphin
Unfortunately he is on the wrong branch. Mornington Crescent is on the Charing Cross branch, not the Bank branch.
You miss a turn for such a rookie mistake.
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Ah good stuff, cheersOriginally posted by Dauphin
What time of day are you travelling?
Peak hours are between 17:30 to about 19:30, but it won't be as bad on a Friday as more people stay out drinking to spread the travel times.
Should be plenty of room when you get on. It will get quite packed by Old Street/Moorgate. A bunch of people will change at Bank to get on the Central Line, and a lot of people will get off at London Bridge, follow the flow.
They are redoing some of the escalators at London Bridge, so it may be a bit of a bottleneck getting out.
i was thinking of going to a pub for a while as I expected the rush hour to be just when I landed.
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walk, it wont take more than an hour or so, or get the bus for a pound most of the way.Safer worlds through superior firepowerComment
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Or you can take Thameslink, I prefer going that way if you can get the timings right...Comment
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I do that from Farringdon sometimes, but the wait for a Brighton train can be considerably longer than the wait for a northern line train.Originally posted by MOBIUS
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