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Waterloo to Oxford.
If a person is arriving at Waterloo on the Eurostar,
what would the best way to get to Oxford? |
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Waterloo to Oxford.
irwell wrote: If a person is arriving at Waterloo on the Eurostar, what would the best way to get to Oxford? Tube and Train. Get an advance purchase single (apex) or a saver return valid within 1 month for the return journey. The mainline train to Oxford departs from Paddington. http://www.trainline.co.uk -R |
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Waterloo to Oxford.
On 16 Oct 2006 23:07:33 -0700, "Wiener Sänger"
wrote: irwell wrote: If a person is arriving at Waterloo on the Eurostar, what would the best way to get to Oxford? Tube and Train. Get an advance purchase single (apex) or a saver return valid within 1 month for the return journey. The mainline train to Oxford departs from Paddington. http://www.trainline.co.uk I'll preface this reply by saying that it applies if (a) the person concerned has heavy baggage and (b) is a lazy so-and-so like me who hates lugging baggage up and down escalators on the Underground and (c) isn't in a hurry. There is a direct but slow service from Waterloo to Reading - change at Reading for Oxford. Keith, Bristol, UK Email: usenet[dot]20[dot]keefy[at]spamgourmet[dot]com A spamtrap - but I'll get your mail |
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Waterloo to Oxford.
Trains go from Paddington, which you can reach from Waterloo on the
underground - Jubilee Line to Baker St, walk through on the level to the Bakerloo Line for Paddington: www.nationalrail.co.uk Or you can get the 211 or 507 bus from Waterloo to Victoria, or take the Jubilee Line and change at Westminster for the District or Circle Line (but this includes some inconvenient stairs), and a bus from there to Oxford, which would be cheaper, but a bit lower: www.oxfordbus.co.uk www.oxfordtube.com www.megabus.com On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 18:54:36 -0700, irwell wrote: If a person is arriving at Waterloo on the Eurostar, what would the best way to get to Oxford? |
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Waterloo to Oxford.
"Patrick Wallace" wrote in message ... Trains go from Paddington, which you can reach from Waterloo on the underground - Jubilee Line to Baker St, walk through on the level to the Bakerloo Line for Paddington: Or avoid the change by going on the Bakerloo Line from Waterloo!!!! Alan Harrison |
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