Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.Once again, this is quite reliable and I can't see why anyone would be negative about this.
Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.Once again, this is quite reliable and I can't see why anyone would be negative about this.
Sarcasm....or irony? There's a subtle difference!Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.
A station in the northern Paris suburbs on the RER B. And if I'm honest, not the sort of area I'd want to be hanging around in as a potentially unfamiliar traveller with luggage...Absolutely pathetic. ES still has not managed to sort the parking of its rake in Paris.
Where the heck is Mitry-Claye ?
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It's not only an RER station on the periphery of the Paris urban area, but also a station served by TER services on the secondary main line to Soissons and Laon. I'm wondering whether the train will be routed that way tonight due to engineering works?That's not good at all. I hope to god they'll have someone stood at the station directing people to the RER (and perhaps delaying the train accordingly), otherwise they're going to be running a pretty empty train from a backwater RER station. I won't hold out hope...
I've no idea operationally, but one easy fix that gets halfway there is good communication.I'm glad we now seem to have come to a consensus this is not a particularly solid operation. They really are suffering from issues on multiple fronts, but what can they do about them?
By subtraction? Seriously, I don't know how they handle the availability of different price levels in the different comfort categories.And how is that calculated?
I didn't know that either, but Openrailwaymap is quite useful.Absolutely pathetic. ES still has not managed to sort the parking of its rake in Paris.
Where the heck is Mitry-Claye ?
So it sounds like they do have their parking sorted but they're probably having another problem.European Sleeper frequently does this when they have an issue with their locomotive. It avoids them needing to shunt an extra loco around when hauling the train from Le Bourget (where it's parked) to Gare du Nord.