I'll be changing at New Cross gate from a Southern train onto an Overground to Whitechapel. I have London Bridge return ticket so I will have to touch in with my Oyster card. Do I have to exit the station with my ticket and then come back in with my Oyster?
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Changing at New Cross Gate?
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Yes, you do.
It's a small station so it shouldn't be that inconvenient. The gateline is at the country end of the station.
It's a small station so it shouldn't be that inconvenient. The gateline is at the country end of the station.
tsr
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If you alight from a semi-fast Southern service which has run fast from Norwood Junction to New Cross Gate, you may well find you walk past the gateline when using the bridge to change platforms.
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It shouldn't be a problem at all, the island platforms (3-4) where the semi-fast services stop lead to the gateline up the stairs.
To board a London Overground service northbound, they're from Platform 5 which share with Southern Metro stoppers to London Bridge.
To board a London Overground service northbound, they're from Platform 5 which share with Southern Metro stoppers to London Bridge.
tsr
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Thank you for clarifying my post!
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The staff seem to be used to it!
According to the single fare finder, New Cross Gate to Whitechapel is £1.50 off-peak and £1.60 peak as it's all in zone 2. East Croydon to Whitechapel is £2.20/£3.20 as it's zone 5-2.
Ah Ok sorry i was looking at the wrong thing.
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We need to know the times of the journeys to be able to calculate this.
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