Stratford Ticket Gates

**Mojo** · 16th August 2005, 22:24

I was at Stratford yesterday for the first time in ages and was observing things from the 'balcony' up there and was looking at the 2 sets of ticket gates.
From what I can see, people from the Jubilee Line have to go through one set of gates, up and over the balcony/bridge, down the steps and through another set of gates to exit.
Is there another entrance/exit to the station that I missed, or is there some other reason that there are gates to the Jubilee Line.
What about those with single tickets, & Oyster pre-pay?

16th August 2005, 22:26

The Jubilee Line area is owned by LU and therefore has ticket gates as it is a compulsory ticket zone.

The rest of the station is owned by Network Rail & 'one' and does not have ticket gates as there is not enough revenue to commit the cost to it.

**Mojo** · 16th August 2005, 22:28

So where does the exit over the other side of the NLL from the Jubilee Line go?

16th August 2005, 22:33

No idea, only know that (don't personally live near there).

16th August 2005, 22:24	#1
Mojo Not on the Bicester Link Administrator Join Date: 7 Aug 2005 Location: Bristol Posts: 7,371	Stratford Ticket Gates I was at Stratford yesterday for the first time in ages and was observing things from the 'balcony' up there and was looking at the 2 sets of ticket gates. From what I can see, people from the Jubilee Line have to go through one set of gates, up and over the balcony/bridge, down the steps and through another set of gates to exit. Is there another entrance/exit to the station that I missed, or is there some other reason that there are gates to the Jubilee Line. What about those with single tickets, & Oyster pre-pay? __________________ Join RailUKforums on Facebook!

16th August 2005, 22:28	#3
Mojo Not on the Bicester Link Administrator Join Date: 7 Aug 2005 Location: Bristol Posts: 7,371	So where does the exit over the other side of the NLL from the Jubilee Line go? __________________ Join RailUKforums on Facebook!

16th August 2005, 22:26	#2
Tom Guest Posts: n/a	The Jubilee Line area is owned by LU and therefore has ticket gates as it is a compulsory ticket zone. The rest of the station is owned by Network Rail & 'one' and does not have ticket gates as there is not enough revenue to commit the cost to it.

16th August 2005, 22:33	#4
Tom Guest Posts: n/a	No idea, only know that (don't personally live near there).