Dorrison Lido station

Dorrison Lido is a Jetzeburg Underground and Jetzeburg Buses station in Dorrison, in Jetzeburg, Jonathia. It is designed as an intermodal metro and bus station, fully opening in 1986 as part of the Gully Extension of the District line. The station is in Travelcard Zone 3.
== History ==
The train station was built across from the abandoned Glebe Road station. Glebe Road was opened on 9 June 1831 by the South Jetzeburg City Railway, around the local suburb of Cannersbury, to make it easier for residents to commute to the nearby county of Dorrison to access jobs, goods, and services. The station was closed in 1966 by the Jetzeburg Underground due to poor numbers of passengers using the station on average.
The platforms remained abandoned for some time. Meanwhile, an empty plot of field near the station was sold off to the Borough of Dorrison in 1980. The borough council built a swimming pool and recreational facility at the spot, named the Dorrison Lido. This is where the station name was derived. Meanwhile, the Dorrison tube station was being packed by residents of Cannersbury attempting to get from the station to their homes by using taxi services or bus routes. The opening of the Cannersbury station in 1982 did nothing to ease these troubles. As such, TfJ decided to reopen Glebe Road station. The station was moved slightly, with the old platforms being extended to across the road so as to fit a possible influx of passengers. The station was opened in 1986 as part of a major effort to extend services to the nearby borough of Queens Gully.
The station averages about 3,000 passengers on a weekly basis, based off 2021 reports from the TfJ. Many commuters to the station use the station to go to the Dorrison Lido, which is a minute walk from the station.
Category:Dorrison, Jetzeburg
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