Tube, from King's Cross to Victoria
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Tube, from King's Cross to Victoriahttp://www.bbc.co.uk/london/travel/d...s/tube_map.gif
Can I get there with no exchanges?
There's no white circles from there, only a disabled circle from King's.
Sorry, if stupid question. First time.
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaWhat that disabled thing means then?(Original post by keziah_X)
Yes just get on the victoria line, the light blue one. -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaIf you're disabled you can get the Victoria line from King's Cross(Original post by Dog4444)
What that disabled thing means then? -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaThanks. And how much it costs? And how much all-day costs?(Original post by The West Wing)
If you're disabled you can get the Victoria line from King's Cross -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaIt's for the next week.(Original post by senz72)
Circle line. Victoria line is closed.
http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/use...lateDistance=1(Original post by Fantaisie)
Go on tfl journey planner, on the tfl website. It's by far the best way to find out for certain before leaveing your house. It takes into account all planned closures and delays that are may be occuring.
Is it ok?
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaTake the Victoria Line southbound then. Its £2 single if you have an oyster card. £4.30 single if you only have cash. You can buy an oyster card for £5 at a ticket machine, and once you are done with it, return it to a ticket office and you get the £5 back. Oyster is sooooo much cheaper than cash.(Original post by Dog4444)
It's for the next week.
http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/use...lateDistance=1
Is it ok?
Still no prices.
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tickets/14416.aspx Those are all the prices. -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaIf it's still the weekend then Victoria line is probably going to be still closed, but if it's a weekday, then you can both or any other route.(Original post by Dog4444)
It's for the next week.
The prices will still be the same however long the route. Off peak is cheaper than peak. -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaDo I need a photo to get a card? And is it 2 pound and I can travel all the day withing 1st zone?(Original post by darrold)
Take the Victoria Line southbound then. Its £2 single if you have an oyster card. £4.30 single if you only have cash. You can buy an oyster card for £5 at a ticket machine, and once you are done with it, return it to a ticket office and you get the £5 back. Oyster is sooooo much cheaper than cash.
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaNo it's £2 per journey. It gets capped at £8.40 (peak)/£7 (off peak)(Original post by Dog4444)
Do I need a photo to get a card? And is it 2 pound and I can travel all the day withing 1st zone? -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaYou don't need a photo. Just ask for an Oyster Card. Its £2 per single journey unfortunately. You could get a Day travelcard for zone 1 for £7. But only worth it if you make 4 or more journeys on the day.(Original post by Dog4444)
Do I need a photo to get a card? And is it 2 pound and I can travel all the day withing 1st zone? -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to Victoriai was gonna say victoria line but i guess you could use an alternative.
picadilly line to south Kensington then take the east bound disrict/circle line. simples.
(coming from a born and bred londoner)
OR just take the circle line via tower hill and embankment to victoriaLast edited by James A; 01-04-2012 at 17:56. -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaShall I top it up? And, I just ask for it, and it will be given for free, right?(Original post by darrold)
You don't need a photo. Just ask for an Oyster Card. Its £2 per single journey unfortunately. You could get a Day travelcard for zone 1 for £7. But only worth it if you make 4 or more journeys on the day.
What for? 10 mins is fast enough for me.(Original post by James A)
i was gonna say victoria line but i guess you could use an alternative.
picadilly line to south Kensington then take the east bound disrict/circle line. simples.
(coming from a born and bred londoner)
OR just take the circle line via tower hill and embankment to victoria -
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to Victoriapeople already mentioned something about the victoria line being closed.....(Original post by Dog4444)
Shall I top it up? And, I just ask for it, and it will be given for free, right?
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Re: Tube, from King's Cross to VictoriaAre you sure about that? I've got a spare oyster card but don't want to make a fool of myself trying to get the fiver back.(Original post by darrold)
You can buy an oyster card for £5 at a ticket machine, and once you are done with it, return it to a ticket office and you get the £5 back.
