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Ticket barriers at Waterloo East?
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Philw


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Joined: Dec 2007
Post: #1
25-11-2009 01:26 PM

Does anyone know if this is true or just rumour? I overheard ticket inspectors at Waterloo East this morning mentioning the installation of ticket barriers there, where all the ramps come up from the platforms. Surely that would create massive queues for people trying to get to Waterloo station itself.

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NewForester


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Joined: Feb 2008
Post: #2
26-11-2009 05:03 PM

Cannot see any gates in the (withdrawn) plans for the new exit, but that doesn't mean that there won't be any ATG. It looked like they had installed Oyster Readers last time I walked through, but I may be wrong.

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rbmartin


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Joined: Nov 2007
Post: #3
26-11-2009 07:10 PM

I used Waterloo East recently and didn't see any Oyster readers when I used the Waterloo Road exit.

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michael


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Joined: Mar 2005
Post: #4
27-11-2009 07:55 AM

There are new wooden barriers at the top of the stairs from Waterloo Road as well as covered PAYG swiper on the footbridge. How they complete the barriering of Waterloo East without causing congestion and safety concerns I don't know, but then I still think the Perry Vale exit is dangerous.

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