New Met line timetables

Has anyone managed to get hold of or seen the new timetable for
Amersham/Chesham Met Line which starts on the 23rd of May?

As normal the new Chiltern line one is available both on line and from
stations, while the nearest I have seen of the underground version is a
sign stuck on the (normally closed) ticket office at Amersham that
states "no new timetables" The TFL website still has the current version
only for download.

If anyone has one of the new ones could you do a quick run down of the
southbound weekday times from Amersham between 7- 8 am for me please.

Dave
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Dave B

daveb <daveb5@myway.com> wrote in message news:<dDOWFPsEhjqAFw51@zenadsl2193.zen.co.uk>...
> Has anyone managed to get hold of or seen the new timetable for
> Amersham/Chesham Met Line which starts on the 23rd of May?
>
> As normal the new Chiltern line one is available both on line and from
> stations, while the nearest I have seen of the underground version is a
> sign stuck on the (normally closed) ticket office at Amersham that
> states "no new timetables" The TFL website still has the current version
> only for download.
>
> If anyone has one of the new ones could you do a quick run down of the
> southbound weekday times from Amersham between 7- 8 am for me please.
>
> Dave

Why don't you phone london travel information 020 72221234 . if anyone
knows it will be them...

> > If anyone has one of the new ones could you do a quick run down of the
> > southbound weekday times from Amersham between 7- 8 am for me please.
> >
>
> Why don't you phone london travel information 020 72221234 . if anyone
> knows it will be them...

But a printed timetable in your pocket / briefcase / handbag / shoe is a lot
easier to refer to than a wedge of A4 paper when you are stuck on a station
platform that has no public 'phone, let alone internet access - and there's
no staff to ask, and as the OP states - the displayed timetables are out of
date or non-existant.

M

In message <40af3a71$0$277$edfadb0f@dread16.news.tele.dk>, Lars Elmvang
<larsht@mailmailmailmailmailmail.dk> writes
>Why don't you use TfL's journeyplanner then???????????
>It's on the web, and it works.....

So I leave work maybe 2 hours later than normal, get stuck on the
Bakerloo line for 10 - 15 mins due to fire alert at Oxford Circus and
have to decide at Regents Park if I should go to Marylebone and get a
Chiltern line or get off at Baker Street and get a Met line.

Is this where I get out my non-existent laptop and log on to LUL's
non-existent WiFi network to use the journey planner?

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Dave B

daveb wrote:
>
> The fact that the stations beyond Moor Park are (I believe) the only
> section of the Underground that still issue timetables to the public
> make it seem even more incompetent, and this is compounded by the fact
> the Chiltern line always have the new ones available about 2 weeks
> before the change is due to occur.

Metropolitan Line timetables are occasionally placed in the racks at
Baker Street station. In case you are wondering, there weren't any there
today.

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John Ray, London UK.