Next week, inner suburban services on Great Northern will run nearly without exception to Moorgate. They currently run to Moorgate Mon-Fri until about 10pm when they switch to King's Cross. They also run to King's Cross only at weekend.
Aside from essentially the first and last trains, all services will run to Moorgate.
My question is this: I tend to buy tickets to London Terminals - ie. not Travelcards. For the most part I travel to King's Cross, which means I have to change trains at Finsbury Park during my morning/evening commutes.
However I note on the Great Northern website they include this paragraph:
Does this mean that my ticket is actually valid for the Highbury & Islington to King's Cross route on the Victoria Line should I choose to travel that way? (I'm usually carrying a Brompton during my commute, so the Underground wouldn't be my preferred route anyway.)
I must admit, I can't find a defintion of what "interavailable" actually means.
Thanks,
Adam
Aside from essentially the first and last trains, all services will run to Moorgate.
My question is this: I tend to buy tickets to London Terminals - ie. not Travelcards. For the most part I travel to King's Cross, which means I have to change trains at Finsbury Park during my morning/evening commutes.
However I note on the Great Northern website they include this paragraph:
There will still be services into Kings Cross from the longer distance fast and semi-fast Great Northern services from stations such as Peterborough and Cambridge and anyone for Kings Cross travelling on the inner suburban service should change at Highbury & Islington for the cross-platform interchange with the Victoria Line to Kings Cross; National Rail tickets are interavailable between these two locations.
Does this mean that my ticket is actually valid for the Highbury & Islington to King's Cross route on the Victoria Line should I choose to travel that way? (I'm usually carrying a Brompton during my commute, so the Underground wouldn't be my preferred route anyway.)
I must admit, I can't find a defintion of what "interavailable" actually means.
Thanks,
Adam