Anyone traveled to highgate by train?

i need help lol, what station would i go to and then what tube do i get? also did you stay in a hotel near by? if so which one.

i wasnt expecting to go on the train but my friend is ill and i dont think she will be recovered in time so i need to try and make other plans, they said i cant travel back on my own either so i might have to take my partner and 4 month old which will be a pain. xx

I got the train to Highgate, you need to get the Northern line. When you come out of the station, go up the steps and turn right, then cross over because you’ll need to be on the other side of the road. Take the Highgate booklet the nurse gives you at your pre op and follow the map on the back. xx

ok, do i go to eusten first then get the tube? how much is the tube? im soooo confused. did you walk there or can you get a taxi from the tube station to the hospital? xx

Yes, you can get the Northern line from Euston. I don’t think there are any taxi’s at Highgate so you’d probably have to book one. My total fare was about £15 for a return but that included getting into London aswell xx

gosh thats cheap aint it, ive seen a ticket from birmingham to london for £6 and it would cost me about 4 quid to get there from wolverhampton. did you walk there? xx

Yes, it’s not that far from the station and the map is easy to follow. When is your op? And who with? xx

17th feb with mr singh. did you stay in a hotel or at the hospital? x

I was a daycase and went home. Good luck and enjoy your day x

ohh i didnt think you was allowed to travel home unless your in a car. thank you and thanks for your help x

Well I was going to go home by train but not tell them (they didn’t ask) but I was so sleepy I didn’t feel up to it, so I got a lift. But if I wasn’t so sleepy I’m sure it would have been fine, have you had an op before? I haven’t and I don’t know if that’s why I was so sleepy.x

yea had a few and im very sleepy after to. il prob stay in a hotel just to be on the safe side xx

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