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Post by Chris L on Mar 14, 2022 7:06:18 GMT
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Post by Chris M on Mar 14, 2022 11:38:23 GMT
I presume that Aldwych station remains available for filming purposes if required, but any train movements will be achieved with computer-graphics That's my understanding. There is also the possibility of the present Elephant & Castle Bakerloo line station, which will be bypassed by the extension, becoming a filming location with real train movements possible. |
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Post by v52gc on Mar 14, 2022 11:41:41 GMT
On their plan the Pic Line is going the wrong way, hope someone will double check before any construction commences lol.
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Post by nig on Mar 14, 2022 13:30:56 GMT
On their plan the Pic Line is going the wrong way, hope someone will double check before any construction commences lol. It is going to North to South there be a bit confusing if said both lines are going west to east |
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Post by v52gc on Mar 14, 2022 14:31:31 GMT
On their plan the Pic Line is going the wrong way, hope someone will double check before any construction commences lol. It is going to North to South there be a bit confusing if said both lines are going west to east It’s still incorrect on their diagram with the pic going the wrong way, they’ve mixed the 2 platforms up. |
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Post by joshua on Mar 14, 2022 16:39:33 GMT
I presume that Aldwych station remains available for filming purposes if required, but any train movements will be achieved with computer-graphics That's my understanding. There is also the possibility of the present Elephant & Castle Bakerloo line station, which will be bypassed by the extension, becoming a filming location with real train movements possible. Does this mean that if there is a future need to reopen Aldwych it has now become very hard? |
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Post by Chris L on Mar 14, 2022 16:44:40 GMT
That's my understanding. There is also the possibility of the present Elephant & Castle Bakerloo line station, which will be bypassed by the extension, becoming a filming location with real train movements possible. Does this mean that if there is a future need to reopen Aldwych it has now become very hard? There is no chance of Aldwych station re-opening. Travelcards and Oyster/Contactless cards give "free" access to the masses of buses that connect Holborn to Aldwych. It is only a short distance to walk on the surface. |
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Post by Chris M on Mar 14, 2022 18:56:12 GMT
The only way that Aldwych will be served by rail again is if someone builds a new line through the area and chooses that as a stop. However if that does happen then it will almost certainly either be a complete rebuild or a completely new station, and probably the latter. The likelihood of that happening is low however as a new line would likely prioritise an interchange at Holborn, Temple (or both if it's a north-south line).
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Post by Chris L on Mar 14, 2022 20:31:53 GMT
The only way that Aldwych will be served by rail again is if someone builds a new line through the area and chooses that as a stop. However if that does happen then it will almost certainly either be a complete rebuild or a completely new station, and probably the latter. The likelihood of that happening is low however as a new line would likely prioritise an interchange at Holborn, Temple (or both if it's a north-south line). There was some thought about a DLR extension from Bank to Charing Cross which included expanding the Jubilee line original tunnels. |
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Post by nig on Mar 15, 2022 1:11:38 GMT
It is going to North to South there be a bit confusing if said both lines are going west to east It’s still incorrect on their diagram with the pic going the wrong way, they’ve mixed the 2 platforms up. Looks all right to me platform 4 is platform to cockfosters platform 3 to Heathrow and the old aldwych platform is next to the west/southbound platform 3 |
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Post by jimbo on Mar 15, 2022 6:33:37 GMT
But the Aldwych junction is just beyond the platform, and in earlier days the final Aldwych departure was the Opera Special passenger through to Finsbury Park. so if the "old aldwych platform is next to the west/southbound platform" then they have got it all wrong, and what else besides?
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Post by nig on Mar 15, 2022 7:15:17 GMT
O yes my mistake it is the south/westbound platform that is at lower level can now see what's wrong with the plans
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Post by joshua on Mar 15, 2022 21:57:14 GMT
The only way that Aldwych will be served by rail again is if someone builds a new line through the area and chooses that as a stop. However if that does happen then it will almost certainly either be a complete rebuild or a completely new station, and probably the latter. The likelihood of that happening is low however as a new line would likely prioritise an interchange at Holborn, Temple (or both if it's a north-south line). What about if it was an east west line? |
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Post by Chris L on Mar 15, 2022 22:55:11 GMT
The only way that Aldwych will be served by rail again is if someone builds a new line through the area and chooses that as a stop. However if that does happen then it will almost certainly either be a complete rebuild or a completely new station, and probably the latter. The likelihood of that happening is low however as a new line would likely prioritise an interchange at Holborn, Temple (or both if it's a north-south line). What about if it was an east west line? It's a very short walk from Temple which is on an east-west line. |
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Post by Chris M on Mar 15, 2022 23:19:40 GMT
What about if it was an east west line? An east-west line would be very unlikely to interchange with both Holborn and Temple, given the latter is about 800 metres south of the latter, rather the interchange would be with one or the other. |
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