Decent Zone 6 station with a couple of decent lines into town.
Mark Thomas
The station has narrow platforms and steep stairs which can make it awkward for elderly/inform people or those with kids, shopping and buggies. It is however, in a good location with a number of bus routes nearby.
The picture is a good representative of the station's staff because when it actually has staff there, they are rarely in the cistomer area, but instead usually sat in the office reading, playing with their phone or on the computer. Clearly the staff aren't customer focussed or they would actually be there to assist customers with buying tickets on the machine or with issues getting through the electric gates when they have a problem.
Mark bayliss
Clean station, centrally located with two lines access. Keeps building style and architecture dating pre and post war periods.
Tom Freeman288 days ago
Scheduled Picadilly trains just don't turn up and the only information provided are reminders telling you not to smoke.
Stats1001 year ago
A typical suburban London Underground tube station, with frequent Metropolitan and Piccadilly line services to the centre of London.
The station itself is alright, though the entrance and platforms can get busy during the peak time. There are toilets (including accessable) that are outside the gate line, though tends to be closed most of the time I've visited. There are only stairs up to the platform, so there's no step-free access. There are waiting rooms on each platform and a couple of shelters.
Clive Leaper2 years ago
Always consistently splendid. Frankly, I love the place so much so that I even live there.
Sven X2 years ago
Good station, equipped with toilets outside the gates. Drawbacks: long staircase may be a problem for some (no lift), and occasional station closure experienced over the years due to flooding around the gates
Anonymous Anonymous2 years ago
It’s okay but if you ask me I don’t understand why it’s so close to Ruislip, I walked back to Ruislip just to see how long it’d take and honest to god it took my 7 minutes
The picture is a good representative of the station's staff because when it actually has staff there, they are rarely in the cistomer area, but instead usually sat in the office reading, playing with their phone or on the computer. Clearly the staff aren't customer focussed or they would actually be there to assist customers with buying tickets on the machine or with issues getting through the electric gates when they have a problem.
The station itself is alright, though the entrance and platforms can get busy during the peak time. There are toilets (including accessable) that are outside the gate line, though tends to be closed most of the time I've visited. There are only stairs up to the platform, so there's no step-free access. There are waiting rooms on each platform and a couple of shelters.