The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 17 and Version 13 of Waterloo Station

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== Line 4 ==	== Line 4 ==
You would have thought that an international terminus such as Waterloo would have a plentiful supply of machines dispensing GBP. But, you would be wrong. There are only 6 machines - 2 Natwest and 2 Lloyds TSB at the eastern, platform 1, end of the station; and two machines hidden inside a foreign exchange office next to the main entrance.	You would have thought that an international terminus such as Waterloo would have a plentiful supply of machines dispensing GBP. But, you would be wrong. There are only 4 machines (2 Natwest and 2 Lloyds TSB) at the eastern, platform 1, end of the station.
== Line 10 ==	== Line 10 ==
[http://www.swtrains.co.uk South West Trains] operate services to Exeter, Portsmouth, Reading and many other places from this station.	[http://www.swtrains.co.uk South West Trains] operate services to Exeter, Portsmouth, Reading and many other places from this station
== Line 18 ==	== Line 18 ==
This station is a through station for trains that originate from [[Charing Cross station]]. [http://www.setrains.co.uk South Eastern Trains] operate trains to Kent and the south coast via this station ([http://www.connex.co.uk Connex] operated these routes prior to 9 November 2003). To avoid confusion with the main Waterloo station, platforms here are lettered, not numbered.	This station is a through station for trains that originate from [[Charing Cross station]]. [http://www.setrains.co.uk South Eastern Trains] operate trains to Kent and the south coast via this station ([http://www.connex.co.uk Connex] operated these routes prior to 9 November 2003).
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Zone 1 Station / Streetmap Link / Journey Planner

Cash machines

You would have thought that an international terminus such as Waterloo would have a plentiful supply of machines dispensing GBP. But, you would be wrong. There are only 4 machines (2 Natwest and 2 Lloyds TSB) at the eastern, platform 1, end of the station.

There are a number of cash points (often with shorter queues) in the Underground station entrances. The nearest ones to those opposite Platform 1 are near McDonalds towards the Jubilee Line Entrance. Also see Link ATM Network's website for a list of all cashpoint locations nationwide.

Waterloo Mainline Station

South West Trains operate services to Exeter, Portsmouth, Reading and many other places from this station

Waterloo International Station

Eurostar trains originate from this station, and go to Brussels and Paris.

Waterloo East Station

This station is a through station for trains that originate from Charing Cross station. South Eastern Trains operate trains to Kent and the south coast via this station (Connex operated these routes prior to 9 November 2003).

Waterloo Underground Station

Lines served

Jubilee Line:	west	Westminster	Waterloo	Southwark	east
Northern Line: (Charing + branch)	north	Embankment	Waterloo	Kennington	south
Bakerloo Line:	north	Embankment	Waterloo	Lambeth North	south
Waterloo And City Line:			Waterloo	Bank

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