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Gatwick Express Launches New State-of-the-Art Gates as Part of Their ‘Smarter Way to Travel’ Campaign

2011-12-08 11:40
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LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--From Monday 12th of December, Gatwick Express, the non-stop rail-air link between London Victoria and Gatwick Airport, will be testing the new ticket gates that have been installed at both London Victoria train station and Gatwick Airport train station.

The new ticket gate lines will be staffed by dedicated Gatwick Express Customer Service Hosts. They will also be enabled to accept smartcard technologies in the future.

This new gate line to the Gatwick Express platforms, at both stations, means there will no longer be an option to buy a ticket once onboard the Gatwick Express train from Monday 12th December. More and more customers have been buying their tickets online at gatwickexpress.com due to the great offers available, and pre-purchase is now the favoured sales channel. Customers will need to buy their tickets before they board the train.

As well as online, tickets can easily be bought at ticket machines and ticket offices at both Victoria and Gatwick airport stations. The newly created Gatwick Express Customer Service Hosts will also be on hand to sell tickets with their mobile ticket machines.

As well as these new gates and the new staffing role, the non-stop rail service provider is installing eight new ticket machines at London Victoria train station and Gatwick Airport train station.

The new gates will be fully operational by the 31st December.

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Gatwick Express

Gatwick Express, the non-stop rail-air service between Victoria station and Gatwick Airport departs every 15 minutes with a journey time of 30 minutes. For more information, please visit www.gatwickexpress.com

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New gates at Gatwick Airport rail station (Photo: Business Wire)