London Terminals Tickets with HS1

[youngpete]

Somewhere on this Forum I have seen reference to stations considered as a London Terminal Station with a London Terminals with HS1, specifically Farringdon, which included a Appendix from National Rail, but after much searching I have been unable to locate it. I am hoping that some of the more able contributers may be able to assist. Thank You.

 

[sonic2009]

Would be this easement that allows travel to stations beyond St Pancras.
Routeing Guide Easements

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Tickets to London Terminals priced on routes (00131) PLUS HS1 and (00324) Plus HS1
NOT UND(erground) on HS1 services to London are valid via London St Pancras
International and Farringdon by National Rail services to City Thameslink, London
Bridge, London Blackfriars, London Cannon Street, London Waterloo East and London
Charing Cross. This fare route easement applies in both directions.

 

[plymothian]

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High Speed​

Customers with ‘London Terminals’ tickets routed “Plus High Speed” are also permitted to travel in either direction on Thameslink services between London St Pancras International and Farringdon, City Thameslink, London Blackfriars, Elephant & Castle and London Bridge

 

[Jan Mayen]

Would this easement allow break of journey (rather than end or start of journey) at Farringdon?

 

[MrJeeves]

Would this easement allow break of journey (rather than end or start of journey) at Farringdon?

Nothing prevents it, but I'd say "good luck".

 

[Anne Nomally]

Provided the tickets to London and routed Plus High Speed it'll be accepted at Farringdon. Paper tickets do work the gates