June 18, 2022 5:40 pm
I travelled today from St. Pancras International station to Whitechapel station, using the following route.
These pictures show my walk at Farringdon station.
Note.
As the last picture indicates, the connecting lifts that I used, can also be used to go from the Southbound Thameslink to the Westbound Elizabeth Line at Farringdon Station.
These connecting lifts can also be used in the reverse direction to go from all Elizabeth Line services to Southbound Thameslink services to London Bridge, East Croydon, Gatwick Airport, Brighton and all the other Southern Thameslink destinations!
If you want to avoid the lifts, as it appears they can busy, you have to climb the stairs to get to the concourse and then descend to get the escalator down to the Elizabeth Line, that I wrote about in Westbound Elizabeth Line To Northbound Thameslink At Farringdon Station.
Conclusion
There would appear to be an imbalance of quality between the connections between the Elizabeth Line and the two Thameslink platforms.
I suspect that regular users of the station, will develop their own routes through the station.
Posted by AnonW
Categories: Transport/Travel
Tags: East Croydon Station, Elizabeth Line, Farringdon Station, Gatwick Airport, St. Pancras Station, Thameslink, Whitechapel Station
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