tubenutter
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Since Wembley reopened, the Jubilee Line has been crowded on both the FA Cup and England v. Brazil matchdays, so much so that when I was standing at Green Park it was impossible to get on a train and I had to wait for the 7th (!) train to pass before anyone could get off the platform. As you can imagine, the platform became dangerously overcrowded. This may have been the case at recent other events such as the Muse gigs and the other smaller fixtures that have been played at Wembley, but Im not sure.
How about they have a special timetable in operation on Wembley matchdays which allows some trains to go to Charing Cross (detraining at Green Park), turn around and come back -- and reducing the service along the extension. I notice that Charing Cross is actually in the current WTTs but I can't find a train that goes there! This idea would just keep more capacity on the Wembley-end of the line as well as letting trains be empty to passengers waiting at stations along the middle on the line such as Green Park and Bond Street. Another idea would be to allow the trains to take passengers to Charing Cross providing good connections to Wembley from the Northern & Bakerloo lines but this may be a bit too much hassle with H&S.
Any thoughts on this?
How about they have a special timetable in operation on Wembley matchdays which allows some trains to go to Charing Cross (detraining at Green Park), turn around and come back -- and reducing the service along the extension. I notice that Charing Cross is actually in the current WTTs but I can't find a train that goes there! This idea would just keep more capacity on the Wembley-end of the line as well as letting trains be empty to passengers waiting at stations along the middle on the line such as Green Park and Bond Street. Another idea would be to allow the trains to take passengers to Charing Cross providing good connections to Wembley from the Northern & Bakerloo lines but this may be a bit too much hassle with H&S.
Any thoughts on this?