All the London railway stations :
Underground lines : Northern, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Circle, Piccadilly, Victoria. National Rail, London Overland. ThamesLink
I visited Kings Cross via the Northern line from the brilliant new Bank station on the 9th May 2023.
From the platform at Kings Cross Northern line to the station hall, and then to street level, there were two clearly defined lifts available.
Kings Cross is a large conurbation of a station, but the Northern line exit and entrance is on the Euston road, this was perfect as I was visiting the British library in Euston road, whoch is nearby.
[If you are visiting the British library, and renewing your library card, take some ID and proof of address with you, as their website is incorrectly stating otherwise. I only wasted three hours, as I am a local.]
Accessibility friendly : Partial. The Northern line is accessible.
Hammersmith & City and Circle lines eastbound towards Liverpool Street (A step 150mm/gap 6mm), westbound towards Edgware Road (A step 167mm/gap 13mm).
Metropolitan line eastbound towards Liverpool Street (A step 127mm/gap 33mm), westbound towards Harrow-on-the-Hill (A step 160mm/gap 63mm).
Northern line northbound towards Camden Town (A step 50mm/gap 75mm), southbound towards London Bridge (A step 50mm/gap 75mm).
Piccadilly line eastbound towards Oakwood (A step 123mm/gap 0mm), westbound towards Heathrow Terminal 5 (A step 169mm/gap 34mm).
Victoria line northbound towards Tottenham Hale (A step 41mm/ gap 81mm), southbound towards Brixton (A step 43mm /gap 85mm).
(National Rail) There is lift access between street and platforms.
General description : Kings Cross is a very large National Rail station, with links to many Underground and Overland routes. The concourses linking the various sections are generally flat, but expect travelling some considerable distance between the different lines. All platforms are now step-free; but gaps and steps onto train lines are listed above for the Underground lines.
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See wiki
Sometimes
- Victoria & Northern.
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