gembercannelle
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I arrived to Cambridge at about 16:50 yesterday in hope to catch 16:59 to Tottenham hale and make it to Royal Albert hall for Proms, and then catch a late train to Guildford. The ticket I had was Cambridge - Tottenham Hale, super off peak single not via London; and Tottenham Hale - Guildford evening out single. Alas, upon arrival to the station I was met with a long line of cancellations. The services to Kings Cross recovered in about an hour, but nothing run to Liverpool Street till 19:25 (19:18, that was delayed). I eventually made it to Waterloo and caught 22:00.
My question: with the tickets I had, could I travel on a train that doesn't call at Tottenham hale at all? There was an advice for passengers who had tickets to Liverpool street to travel to St Pancras/Kings Cross, but I assume it didn't apply to me? With so many cancellations many of which were not properly announced, there were big crowds, so it was a bit difficult to get an advice. When I cleared the barriers, 17:17 was still showing as running, but then was cancelled. A member of station staff suggested to travel to Ipswich and then take a train from Ipswich to London, which didn't seem particularly quick way to get there... Taking into account the tickets I had, what would be a sensible thing to do?
My question: with the tickets I had, could I travel on a train that doesn't call at Tottenham hale at all? There was an advice for passengers who had tickets to Liverpool street to travel to St Pancras/Kings Cross, but I assume it didn't apply to me? With so many cancellations many of which were not properly announced, there were big crowds, so it was a bit difficult to get an advice. When I cleared the barriers, 17:17 was still showing as running, but then was cancelled. A member of station staff suggested to travel to Ipswich and then take a train from Ipswich to London, which didn't seem particularly quick way to get there... Taking into account the tickets I had, what would be a sensible thing to do?



