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until the refurb at least, the emr connect isnt worth it. they also made it so confusing, like 'welcome onboard this emr connect service to corby. this is a luton airport express service to luton airport pkwy'. i mean, surely it cant be that difficult to say 'omg you can get to luton airport in 32 minutes with emr connect!' or make a service just for it. also, thameslink is more comfortable, and if you buy the ticket on the day, your ticket is valid on either service. if you dont care abiut trains, take thameslink. more space, more comfort, more modern. if you do care about the train and goong return, get both. if you've never been on 360 and you're going single, get 360, as you can get a thameslink train to more places. everything could change with the refurb

Really like the style you bring to your videos, getting straight into it no faffing about👍also love Carlisle station btw❤

Great content! Amazing video!

Cool journey

Nice work, views are incredible

the huge arrow on the thumbnail was really useful, I would never have seen the train otherwise!

Great shot!

Nice of you to visit! Great shot.

Thanks Harry.

Great journey, can’t believe they’d allocate two coaches for such a long trip!😊

Nice video !

wow, stunning views but i’m not sure i’d want to be sat on a 156 for 5 hours… 🤣

Surely not the Luton Airport Express but the London - Corby service!!!!

Why not get Northern to Bank, then the Drain to Waterloo

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So you let a sevenoaks train go (which stops at LB) to get on a "brighton" train to LB which was actually a train to rainham. 2 mins in and already it's pretty unhelpful. Get off at blackfriars, and get a bus to waterlooo station and yo'd have been there 10 mins earlier.

Very informative video, didn’t know about the declassified first class !

cool video!

Another enjoyable video, thanks for sharing. I can sit for hours and watch train videos, that is the next best thing. The best thing is of course to travel with train for real 😊 Cheers from Norway!

The Class 360/1 that were used on Greater Anglia are lot more efficient and reliable and I think that EMR should keep them for long time and perhaps run them to Market Harborough with the electrification on the Midland Main Line to continue towards Leicester, Loughborough, Nottingham and Derby.

I do like what East Midlands Railway are doing to the Class 360 Desiro since they were cascaded from Greater Anglia and I have been on them since they were introduced in service few years ago. And I also been on the new Luton DART shuttle train as well.

It always amazes me how there are so many options to travel in London. It is common that mainline rail, overground, underground and bus are all options. Here in the Midlands that is seldom the case. This isn't an anti London rant. It is an aspiration.

Enjoyable videos. Thanks for sharing 😊

Nice little journey !

Nice

Blackfriars then walk along the thames path or Stamford st or pass Southwark tube station and go down the cut or even Colombo st and Roupell st

Just hop on the bus, Gus Make a new plan, Stan...

Two of the worse things in the UK - Trains and London. I avoid both.

The spoken text is knaff

*edit* Just looked at the route map and answered my own question - Sevenoaks, Orpington and Wimbledon/Sutton trains all go through Elephant & Castle rather than London Bridge under normal operations. Still plenty of other Thameslink destinations that would get you to London Bridge, but fewer than I thought! (1:25 don't the Sevenoaks trains also go to London Bridge? I thought it was only Sutton/Wimbledon trains that would be no use for London Bridge...)

What happened at 7:00 on the video, fuck I heard some shit noises. Are you OKE?

Cool vid!

Nice video!

Learn English. Two “termini” not “terminus”.

Suggest cutting out the many shots of adjacent trains.

At Blackfriars, why did you point the camera west across the other platforms rather than east onto the river?

That was a long faff isn't there a bus if u don't like the tube? I do not like the tube but I go into Waterloo from Hampshire so never been to St Pancreasfoy years,

Train from St Panc to Blackfriars, take southern exit & either walk to Waterloo (nice walk by the Thames or along the road) or take a short taxi journey (taxis at Tate Modern or at Sea Containers hotel)

Yoiu could take a bus.

Kentish Town and Wimbledon.

I hate to point this out, but the easiest way to get from St Pancras to Waterloo, a journey I used to make at least once a year heading to visit my family in Somerset from Nottinghamshire, is to follow what my mother would do: Walk out of St Pancras station to the taxi rank, get in the next available cab and ask for Waterloo 😂

Nice video

Awesome

the tube is a human karsey, tfl need to sort out some way to air condition the lower tunnels.

What about Waterloo proper instead of Waterloo (East)? Perhaps the quickest way would be to stay on Thameslink to East Croydon, get a service to Victoria via Clapham Junction, then switch at Clapham Junction for a service into Waterloo's main set of platforms.

What the way to Wareham in Dorset. Same way as you wear 'um anywhere else.

Oh just WALK, it's not that far

Nice video, not a fan of taking the tube in rush hour, so might try this.