Waterloo Underground Station

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One of the Jubilee line platforms. On the right are glass barriers and doors at the edge of the platform and align with the train doors. On the right there are perching benches for people to lean on

The entrance to Waterloo Underground Station from the other side of the road. There are two large archways with signs above them that say Waterloo Station

A row of blue ticket machines with digital information boards above them

About

Waterloo Underground Station is a major transport hub located in the Lambeth area of London, serving the Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee, and Waterloo & City lines. As a gateway to the South Bank, the station provides direct access to world-famous landmarks such as the London Eye and the Southbank Centre. Visitors can explore the nearby Leake Street graffiti tunnel, visit diverse food markets, or enjoy world-class performances at the National Theatre and Old Vic.

Accessibility Highlights

The station features step-free access from the street to the Jubilee line platforms and the main concourse via lifts at the Station Approach and Waterloo Road exits. There are accessible toilets and a Changing Places toilet located on the lower concourse in the Sidings Shopping Centre, alongside a further accessible toilet on the main concourse requiring a Radar key. Tactile paving is installed on all platforms and induction loops are available throughout the station to support visitors.

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