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Jan 22, 2018, 4:37 pm
#47
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Google. I remember seeing a similar (but much more simplified) map of that station with the general advice being "Follow the sign "Hammersmith&City Line" for relatively quick and easy access to all lines from street-level.
King's Cross/St.Pancras and Bank/Monument must be annoying to less regular users. Crossrail won't be making things easier. Trains will be quite a bit longer than tube trains making walking distances greater if you are at the 'wrong' end.
King's Cross/St.Pancras and Bank/Monument must be annoying to less regular users. Crossrail won't be making things easier. Trains will be quite a bit longer than tube trains making walking distances greater if you are at the 'wrong' end.
Thanks! I googled it and got the article that confirmed that they are making you walk the long way round!!
Jan 22, 2018, 4:38 pm
#48
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Jan 24, 2018, 11:46 am
#49
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Going further off-topic, but there are good (and quite pretty) 3D station maps on the excellent Station Master app.
Some cracking Victorian era cutaways here too: London's Hidden Tunnels Revealed In Amazing Cutaways | Londonist
Some cracking Victorian era cutaways here too: London's Hidden Tunnels Revealed In Amazing Cutaways | Londonist
Feb 1, 2018, 11:06 am
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Feb 10, 2018, 5:15 pm
#52
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St.Pancras/King's Cross underground station is my least favourite station. It's crucial to get the correct entry/exit and avoid lengthy walks.
I generally use the exit/entry on the Southeastern corner of St. Pancras on the corner of Pancras Rd. and Euston Rd. From that ticket hall (the central ticket hall in the middle of the map below) you can reach all lines fairly quickly.
I generally use the exit/entry on the Southeastern corner of St. Pancras on the corner of Pancras Rd. and Euston Rd. From that ticket hall (the central ticket hall in the middle of the map below) you can reach all lines fairly quickly.
Feb 11, 2018, 11:01 am
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