Colombo Fort station this afternoon - wait for a reserved seat or stand the next
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Elodie Carre•206 rep8
At Colombo Fort station after lunch. Afternoon trains are on the board. Wait for a reserved seat, or stand the next one that leaves.
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Wait for reserved if you have cases or an elder. Standing the next Fort train is fine with a daypack. Do not hunt a reserved ticket while a useful train is already boarding.
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Ruchira Amarasekara•242 rep6
We stood the next one. Warm, short enough. A reserved wait would have cost us an hour.
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Pierre Lafont•209 rep3
If the next one is packed in the doorway, wait. A standing Fort train with no air is a poor afternoon.
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