Which platform does it pass?

[CrazyRupes]

Sorry if this is a stupid question. Is there a website/other resource which can tell you which platform/track a train is due to go down (Before you get there)? For example if a Virgin Train starts off at London Euston heading towards Watford, which platform does it go through Wembly Central?

 

[142094]

http://www.opentraintimes.com/

Put in the station the train starts/calls at, then use the Detailed mode (top right of screen). It should show details of platforms, but does not do it for all stations. Also, note that it can change very easily on the day.

 

[sidmouth]

See
http://www.opentraintimes.com/location/WMB
And cliclk the "cross" in the top right hand corner of the screen, and "switch to detailed mode".

 

[sidmouth]

142094 beat me to it...

 

[starrymarkb]

Usually you can work it out when you get there, one pair will be fasts and the other slows. The slow plats will usually have most departures on the board.

 

[CrazyRupes]

Wow thanks
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Usually you can work it out when you get there, one pair will be fasts and the other slows. The slow plats will usually have most departures on the board.

I like to fall back on my Scout training by being prepared

 

[Sox]

http://www.opentraintimes.com/

Put in the station the train starts/calls at, then use the Detailed mode (top right of screen). It should show details of platforms, but does not do it for all stations. Also, note that it can change very easily on the day.

Thanks, amazing what information is available in the public domain.

 

[142094]

Only recently as well, most of what is displayed was only available to staff.