Bromley South - London St Pancras International season ticket

[pete_m911]

Hi folks, just wondering:

A) If a Bromley South season ticket is valid from Bromley North
B) If this ticket is valid at all South London terminals as well as St Pancras?

(Presumably London Bridge - definitely, Waterloo East/Cannon Street/Victoria et. al - no?).

 

[robbob700]

Hi folks, just wondering:

A) If a Bromley South season ticket is valid from Bromley North.

It is valid if routed "AAA BICKY/BROM N"

This is the same price as the "ANY PERMITTED" route

 

[bb21]

A season ticket to St Pancras (named station) will not have the validity via Bromley North. It is also debatable whether it is valid to any other south London terminal not on a permitted route to St Pancras. To have both validity from Bromley North and St Pancras you will need a Travelcard.

A ticket to London Terminals will not be valid to St Pancras, but valid at all the other ones you mentioned.

 

[greatkingrat]

I think in practice a Bromley South ticket would be accepted at Bromley North, although not vice versa.

A Bickley - St Pancras ticket is the same price as the Bromley South one and Bickley - Bromley S - Bromley N - London is a permitted route.

 

[kieron]

It is valid if routed "AAA BICKY/BROM N"

This is the same price as the "ANY PERMITTED" route

Although dearer than a Bromley South-West Hampstead Stations season with route "Not Underground" (which booking sites treat as being valid with a walk to Bromley North). That should be valid to most of the London terminals, although I don't know how the barriers would treat it.

 

[Busaholic]

Hi folks, just wondering:

A) If a Bromley South season ticket is valid from Bromley North
B) If this ticket is valid at all South London terminals as well as St Pancras?

(Presumably London Bridge - definitely, Waterloo East/Cannon Street/Victoria et. al - no?).

I spent a period travelling from Bromley South to St Pancras (long before International got attached to its name) and often chose to come home to Bromley North. Mind you, no barriers in those days, and never once a ticket inspector at BN.