changing at bakerloo


never heard this expression before, but i’d just like to point out that there is no station anywhere in the london underground system by the name of ‘bakerloo’.

therefore, i can only -ssume that the correct phrase is in fact ‘changing at baker street”. as at baker street station it is possible to change between the hammersmith and city (pink) and bakerloo (brown) lines.
travel safely now…changing at bakerloo or anywhere else you might fancy
the only tube station where u can change from the pink to the brown line
my bird let me change at bakerloo last night

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