King's Cross St. Pancras

This underground station is easy to access from St. Pancras International. There is quite a walk, but the signage is clear and points you in the correct direction. I don't know if it was the stop or the timing (just after 5:00pm), but it was very crowded. Overall, this is a good station as it got us pointed in the right direction and we reached our destination without delay.

First time coming into London on the train from Peterborough. Very clean station and easy to access the ticket machines. A lot of stores to choose from to eat at or drink to pass your time till your train comes. A bit crowded mid day but that's expected in a busy train station of this size.

Not as classic looking as St. Pancras (next door) following it's refurbishment in 2014. Still one of the busiest stations in the UK, serving the North and north-east of Britain. Opening in 1852, it has always been seen as a seedy, rough area until its recent redevelopment, changing and improving the whole Kings cross site. Famous for its association with the Harry Potter franchise, the flying Scotsmen, the orient express and a classic monopoly station!

There was an emergency evacuation and lifts were turned off. I had to carry my infant and a baby stroller plus luggage from my outta town trip with no staff to help around. Luckily a good Samaritan carried my suitcase and i had to carry baby and stroller. I wondered what will happen to a wheel chair user in this kind of situation in a station like this!

Really an amazing place for having a walk or just to move through a station and another.
It's one of the most important station in UK since you can move in France and Europe from here. Amazing

The underground station at King's Cross St Pancras is always busy. Five tube lines converge here, and at peak times, it's busy.

The station is well looked after, tidy and well maintained. Signage is good, so you won't get lost, and all underground platforms have signs directing to to National Rail, as well as other underground lines. This is an interchange with great connectivity.

I hardly ever take the train but the station is full of history as it shows on the outside

It’s pretty good as you don’t need to tap out when it comes to switching from underground to sub surface e.g. Victoria line to Metropolitan. It’s got 3 underground and 3 Surface lines with Thameslink and national And international rail. Overall It’s pretty good. Looks good at night.