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Platform Tickets
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Does anyone know if you can still buy a 'platform' at railway stations?
Got a friend coming coming over tomorrow and would like to meet her on the platform if possible.
Thank you.
Got a friend coming coming over tomorrow and would like to meet her on the platform if possible.
Thank you.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.National Rail's guidance for rail enthusiasts (a.k.a. 'train spotters') states "You may require a platform ticket to allow access to platforms"
http:// www.nat ionalra il.co.u k/stati ons_des tinatio ns/5195 2.aspx
so they're obviously still available in some places.
In practice though the staff at the ticket barriers are often quite flexible about letting people through to assist arriving passengers, even without a platform ticket. (Just ensure that you look for the same member of staff when you leave the platform, so that you don't get accused of having just travelled on a train without a ticket).
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so they're obviously still available in some places.
In practice though the staff at the ticket barriers are often quite flexible about letting people through to assist arriving passengers, even without a platform ticket. (Just ensure that you look for the same member of staff when you leave the platform, so that you don't get accused of having just travelled on a train without a ticket).
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^^^ Two sets of stairs?
I assume that you're referring to using the subway but there are also lifts up to the bridge:
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I assume that you're referring to using the subway but there are also lifts up to the bridge:
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