Available Standard Class Adult Season Tickets (You must travel via London. Transfer between London Stations is available on the Docklands Light Railway and First Capital Connect (Thameslink Route) or by foot. Travel is not available on London Underground.)
My Job has moved once more and I'm looking at various routes to Canary Wharf , without buying an overpriced travelcard.
I've stumbled upon this ticket to Greenwich, wondering if i could use to it get to Canary Wharf via the DLR - Presumably I'd have to go to London Bridge then walk to Bank and re-enter as this ticket doesn't cover the underground ?!
I wanted to go via the NLL and avoid the tube completely, but according the national rail.co.uk it says the ticket 'must be via london'. Would this be shown on the ticket as a restriction?
I don't really understand why the ticket says I must travel via London, is there a valid reason for this?
What would stop me taking the drain from Waterloo and DLR at Bank, is the drain fully part of the underground for ticketing purposes? I know it used to be part of BR back in the day? And why would I take FCC services to get to Greenwich?
Can one of you ticketing gurus give me some advice!
Thanks,
Bob
My Job has moved once more and I'm looking at various routes to Canary Wharf , without buying an overpriced travelcard.
I've stumbled upon this ticket to Greenwich, wondering if i could use to it get to Canary Wharf via the DLR - Presumably I'd have to go to London Bridge then walk to Bank and re-enter as this ticket doesn't cover the underground ?!
I wanted to go via the NLL and avoid the tube completely, but according the national rail.co.uk it says the ticket 'must be via london'. Would this be shown on the ticket as a restriction?
I don't really understand why the ticket says I must travel via London, is there a valid reason for this?
What would stop me taking the drain from Waterloo and DLR at Bank, is the drain fully part of the underground for ticketing purposes? I know it used to be part of BR back in the day? And why would I take FCC services to get to Greenwich?
Can one of you ticketing gurus give me some advice!
Thanks,
Bob