A train is seen through the waiting shelter at St Albans Abbey station. Photo by Rudi Newman.The Garston Community Art Project was another successful CRP project. Here Councillor Stuart Pile and children from the Garston area unveil the new artwork at the entrance to Garston station - much of it a product of their own creativity.New bicycle shelters at St Albans Abbey station were a product of the CRP.
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Tickets and fares
The Abbey Flyer is a 'pay-train'. This means you can board the train at any station and buy a ticket from the onboard conductor. 

If you have an onward connection and have not been able to purchase a ticket by the time you get to Watford Junction, you can buy one there at the excess fare window. 

Conductors will accept cash, credit or debit cards. Ticket machines are also available at Watford Junction and St Albans Abbey (currently this one is card only).

Weekly season tickets can be purchased from the on-board conductor.

To find the specific price of a ticket for your journey, please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.

Penalty fares do not apply for journeys on the Abbey Line.

Disclaimer: The information on this site is provided in good faith by the Abbey Line Community Rail Partnership. We have tried very hard to ensure that the information given is correct, but visitors to the site are advised to check with the service providers if any errors would cause them inconvenience or expense. Contact numbers for the service providers are given where available. Please let us know of any errors you find by emailing the Webmaster "at" abbeyline.org.uk. Thank you.