Accessible Underground
4
4
Date of visit: November 2014
I am a disabled person. I have experience of challenges around: moving around
Overall Rating
Good
Given the challenges of tube travel for wheelchair users, London Bridge (Jubilee Line) is pretty good.
Disabled Access In and Around
Good
From the train to the station concourse is fairly straigforward once you locate the lift. It's tucked away at the end of the platform along its own corridor. The lift itself is large and has plenty of turning space. Once on ground level there's a clearly marked route to the barriers where one is wide enough for wheelchair access. One route out of the station from the Jubilee Line is level.
Parking & Transport
Good
The Jubilee Line offers accessible connections to several places and is one of the more accessible tube lines.
Accessible Toilets
Good
There are new toilets in the concourse of the station. Green lines on the floor direct you to their location. A call button will summon assistance at the gates if no one is around to let you in. A large, modern accessible cubicle is a short distance from the barriers and has a RADAR style lock.
Staff
Good
All the staff I met were very friendly and helpful.
