Accessible London Stations A - TFL, Elizabeth Line, National rail and Uber Thames Clippers..
I spend many hours personally visiting the rail stations in London, and recording the stairs and elevators, plus lifts.
The list of accessible stations in London was last updated by me on the 17th May 2022, and entirely accurate to the best of my belief.
On Tuesday, May 24th 2022, the first section of the Elizabeth Line is running for the first time, cutting the journey time between Paddington and Canary Wharf to just 19 minutes
- Abbey Road, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
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Abbey Wood, Elizabeth Line, ThamesLink. Yes, excellent accessibility
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Acton Central, London Overground, step free from street to platform
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Acton Town, District, Piccadilly, Yes, Fully Accessible
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Addington Village, London Tramlink , Yes, Fully Accessible
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Addiscombe, London Tramlink , Yes, Fully Accessible
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Albany Park, National Rail South Eastern - 27 steps at least
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Aldgate , Metropolitan, Circle - 40 steps
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Aldgate East, District, Hammersmith & City - 48 steps
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Alexandra Palace, ThamesLink - 26 steps
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All Saints, DLR, Yes, Fully Accessible
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Alperton, Piccadilly, NOT, they thought about it in 2017
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Amersham, Metropolitan, National Rail Chiltern Railways, step free from street to platform
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Ampere Way, London Tramlink , Yes, Fully Accessible
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Anerley, London Overground, ThamesLink, step free from street to platforms, not between platforms
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Angel, Northern, It has escalators.
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Angel Road, Permanently closed
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Archway, Northern, NOT, 20 steps after escalators.
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Arena, London Tramlink , Yes, Fully Accessible
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Arnos Grove, Piccadilly, NO, Lots of steps
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Arsenal, Piccadilly, NO, 27 steps
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Avenue Road, London Tramlink , Yes, Fully Accessible