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Depart:
Doncaster dep. 20:32
Change at:
Stevenage arr. 21:52
dep. 22:03
Finsbury Park arr. 22:21
London Underground
Tottenham Hale dep. 22:52
Arrive:
Stansted Airport, 23:25
Changes: 3 Duration: 2h 53m

That’s my routing, I udnerstand most of it, except this part…

Finsbury Park arr. 22:21
London Underground
Tottenham Hale dep. 22:52

Do I change trains inside finsbury park station and go to Tottenham by train, or do I have to walk from Finsbury to Tottenham Hale.

Thanks

Hi. All it means is when you get to Finsbury Park you change onto the Victoria Line (follow the signs, theres loads!) Take the victoria line to Tottenham Hale. Then walk from Tottenham Hale Underground Station to Tottenham Hale Main Line Staion (which is basically a subway, and well signposted) Hope that helps!

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Easiest way to Finsbury Park from Gatwick Airport is to catch a First Capital Connect service from Gatwick Airport station to St. Pancras International. From there, walk across to Kings Cross station and catch one of the many local services which are first stop Finsbury Park. The hotel website says it is two minutes walk from the station. Alternatively, catch a train from the Airport to Victoria, and then catch the Victoria Line (light blue line) in the direction ‘Walthamstow’ to Seven Sisters tube station (which is linked to Finsbury Park station). If you are arriving at a weekend, that would be the preferred route as FCC services are not crossing London, and hence those from the south do not serve St. P. International at those times, due to large scale upgrade work on the line in Central London, requiring weekend closure

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im going to see Rage Against The Machine in london. im travelling from liverpool so im trying to keep costs to a minimum because im going to glastonbury in the same month.
HELP!

Yer best bet is to take a National Express coach from Norton Street down to Victoria coach station in London- (this journey’ll cost ya about thirty-five quid return, and it takes about five hours, [dependin' on traffic], so it’s gonna be a bit of a bloody schlep- I’ll warn ya that now, son!) However, it’s a pleasant enough journey. Anyway, once ya get to Victoria coach station in London, from there, head down Buckingham Palace Road, towards Victoria Tube station- (you’ll pass Victoria Library if yer headin’ in the right direction!) Once ya get down on the Underground, head for the NORTHBOUND branch of the Victoria Line, and catch either a Seven Sisters or a Walthamstow Central-bound train to Finsbury Park. I’ve even included a London Underground map for ya, cöck- (click on the link below).

http://images.intolondon.com/images/intolondon/transport-maps/london-underground-tube-map.gif

Hope that’s helped, good buddy! I love your city, by the way, cöck. I’ve been a regular visitor to Liverpool for eight years and countin’, and me and the missus are goin’ back AGAIN from the fifteenth to the twenty-first of March, (THIS year)- we’re REALLY lookin’ forward to it an’ all. Anyway, below, are the links to the official National Express and London Underground websites. (Once again, click on the links below).

http://www.nationalexpress.com/coach/index.cfm?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=ppc

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/modalpages/2625.aspx

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