London Bridge in London

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  Elizabeth James

  :: 26 April 2018 08:25:12

  Whilst it is a lovely, modern, station - quite state of the art - the planners neglected to think of people like me who cannot walk too far because the trudge from the mainline to the underground is such a long one and not even a bench on which to sit as I can only do long walks by stopping along the way. They could have easily installed a travelator or whatever it is called as they do in airports. There are lifts from one level to the other but it is a long walk to the lifts - food for thought!

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  Malcolm Jarrett

  :: 22 April 2018 17:51:55

  It's a pleasant environment, but a total labyrinth. The trek to the Northern line is quite long. I think I might travel via Victoria in future. Not helped by two ticket machines rejecting my valid ticket. Staff pleasant, but they should not have to intervene.

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  Andrey Taranov

  :: 21 April 2018 10:58:37

  While it is brand new, clean, and beautiful, it is an absolute nightmare. The ticket machines are very hard to find (coming from the Underground station) and they need 3 to times more machines to prevent queueing. Navigation is as terrible: When you're late for a train you'd never know where your platform is and you'd surely use the wrong gate, the wrong stairs, and end up in the wrong place.

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  Gareth Blake-Coggins

  :: 29 March 2018 16:38:30

  If you ignore the fact the Southern Rail claim to run trains from here and see the building as it what is - a train station and lets be honest fantastic piece of structural engineering its a very nice place to pass through ;-) - Its a train station what more do you ned ?

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  Mozzer 1

  :: 27 March 2018 12:01:56

  Brilliant engineering achievement so far compared with old station but why are there no toilets on platforms or past barriers? Do architects not go to the toilet?? This really is a common sense issue of practical needs and is not funny when most trains do not have toilets either.