East London Line stations

[37 418]

Hi Guys,

Could any of you nice chaps with access to STAR or similar post the 3 letter (CRS) codes and NLCs for the newly opened East London Line stations?

Thanks in advance

 

[yorkie]

New Cross Gate NXG
New Cross      NWX
Surrey Quays   SQE
Canada Water   ZCW
Rotherhithe    ROE
Wapping        WPE
Shadwell       SDE
Whitechapel    ZWL
Shoreditch     SDC
Hoxton         HOX
Haggerston     HGG
Dalston Jn     DLJ

 

[37 418]

Thanks for the quick reply Yorkie, do you have the 4 digit NLC codes as well?

 

[transportphoto]

New Cross Gate [NXG] 5345
New Cross [NWX]5150
Surrey Quays [SQE] ?
Canada Water [ZCW]?
Rotherhithe [ROE]?
Wapping [WPE]?
Shadwell [SDE]?
Whitechapel [ZWL]?
Shoreditch High Street [SDC]?
Hoxton [HOX]?
Haggerston [HGG]?
Dalston Junction [DLJ]?

I have made edits to Yorkie's Post - sorry its only two due to the others not available on my 'avantix'.

• My Edits in Red

 

[OwlMan]

New Cross Gate NXG - 5345
New Cross NWX -5150
Surrey Quays SQE - 1083
Canada Water ZCW - 1659
Rotherhithe ROE - 1039
Wapping WPE - 1085
Shadwell SDE - 1082
Whitechapel ZWL -4935
Shoreditch SDC - 1024
Hoxton HOX - 1023
Haggerston HGG - 1022
Dalston Jn DLJ - 1443


Peter

 

[John @ home]

Canada Water ZCW - 1659

1659 may be correct but ZCW = COLLIERS WD UND.

 

[dan_atki]

1659 may be correct but ZCW = COLLIERS WD UND.

Interesting, Avantix has it as 'Colliers Wd Und' but WebTIS as 'Canada Water'...

 

[OwlMan]

On the NFM 6 advantix cd rom ZCW is Canada Water Colliers Wood Und is included as 0552 but has no 3 letter code

Peter

 

[37 418]

That's great guys, thanks very much for your help.

Could you also give me the 16 character names of the ELL stations as the appear in Avantix or RJIS?

I'm guessing the only abbreviated ones will be Shoreditch High Street and Dalston Junction.

Also, am I correct in saying that New Cross and New Cross Gate don't have seperate NLCs for the ELL Platforms?

 

[Solent&Wessex]

I have been looking at the fares for this line and they are truly bizarre.

For example -

Dalston Jn to Haggerston or Hoxton is £3.50 SDS and £7.00 SDR. To all stations Shoreditch to New Cross Gate inclusive it is £4.00 SDS and £8.00 SDR. But to Brockley Rte Surrey Quays it is only £2.40 SDS and £4.30 SDR. All the way to Crystal Palace Rte Surrey Quays is only £3.10 SDS and £5.30 SDR!

So you can go all the way from Dalston Junction to Crystal Palace for less than the 2 minute ride to Haggerston!

And while the 1 stop from Whitechapel to Shadwell is a whopping £3.50 SDS, £7.00 SDR, the 1 stop from Shadwell to Wapping is only £1.60 SDS or £3.20 SDR. Also the 5 stops from Shadwell to New Cross Gate is also £1.60 / £3.20.

As it is seemingly part of the National Network with no special ticket restrictions advertised on Avantix, I assume that you can just break your journey as normal and thus never ever need to buy the mega expensive £4 / £8 tickets!

 

[barrykas]

I have been looking at the fares for this line and they are truly bizarre.

For example -

Dalston Jn to Haggerston or Hoxton is £3.50 SDS and £7.00 SDR. To all stations Shoreditch to New Cross Gate inclusive it is £4.00 SDS and £8.00 SDR. But to Brockley Rte Surrey Quays it is only £2.40 SDS and £4.30 SDR. All the way to Crystal Palace Rte Surrey Quays is only £3.10 SDS and £5.30 SDR!

*snippety*

As it is seemingly part of the National Network with no special ticket restrictions advertised on Avantix, I assume that you can just break your journey as normal and thus never ever need to buy the mega expensive £4 / £8 tickets!

I'd hazard a guess that the price differentials are down to the ELL having previously been part of LU, with fares to South London Line stations being classed as Train+Tube fares.

Needless to say, in most cases it'd be cheaper to use Oyster PAYG than to pay cash (unless you've got a Railcard, when a paper Travelcard MAY work out cheaper).

Cheers,

Barry

 

[Solent&Wessex]

Needless to say, in most cases it'd be cheaper to use Oyster PAYG than to pay cash (unless you've got a Railcard, when a paper Travelcard MAY work out cheaper).

Cheers,

Barry

Yes, in most cases that is true. However, the PAYG fare is related to the cash fare so they have the same variability as the traditional tickets (The Avantix machines show the PAYG fares for info only). They do not, of course, have quite the same differentials however.

 

[Hager98]

I think the more expensive fares come in when the ELL begins to run to West Croydon and Crystal Palace.

View from Whitechapel to Dalston Junction: http://www.youtube.com/user/JX378#p/u/5/u3VwW8OWMuk

 

[Solent&Wessex]

I think the more expensive fares come in when the ELL begins to run to West Croydon and Crystal Palace.

View from Whitechapel to Dalston Junction: http://www.youtube.com/user/JX378#p/u/5/u3VwW8OWMuk

All those fares I quoted above were from the New Fares Manual from next Sunday onwards, which is once the services have started.