In message , at 18:05:54 on Fri, 8 Mar
2024, The Natural Philosopher remarked:
>On 08/03/2024 17:20, Roland Perry wrote:
>> In message , at 11:08:07 on Fri, 8 Mar
>>2024, The Natural Philosopher remarked:
>>> On 08/03/2024 10:13, Tim Ward wrote:
>>>> On 08/03/2024 08:57, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>>>>> On 07/03/2024 20:07, Roland Perry wrote:
>>>>>> In message , at 18:26:00 on Thu, 7
>>>>>>Mar 2024, The Natural Philosopher remarked:
>>>>>>> On 07/03/2024 14:31, Roland Perry wrote:
>>>>>>>> In message , at 12:31:08 on Thu,
>>>>>>>>7 Mar 2024, The Natural Philosopher remarked:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> "Station ticket machine Daily parking tickets can be
>>>>>>>>>>purchased from the station ticket machine.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Please ensure your ticket is clearly displayed in your car. "
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> There was no ticket machine.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Are you telling us you can't buy a train ticket there either?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> There were train ticket machines only
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So the above quote from Greater Anglia's website is inaccurate?
>>>>>>
>>>>> As far as I can tell, yes.
>>
>>>> I wouldn't be completely astonished if the machine could sell car
>>>>park tickets actually, just well hidden. Though you might need help
>>>>to get it to do so, just like I needed help to get it to sell me a
>>>>train ticket.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Same here. It wasn't clear that there was a sub-menu under 'London
>>>Terminals' for Kings Cross....
>> The ticket you wanted, is it cheaper if restricted to Kings Cross,
>>rather than any permitted terminal (which would be Liverpool St, Kings
>>Cross and St Pancras)
>>
>I hadn't a clue.
>
>It's just faster.
The train goes the same speed whether you have the London Terminals or
London Kings Cross ticket.
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Roland Perry
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