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Step-free access at London Euston

Yes. London Euston station has step-free to every platform.

When staff are there to help

Monday04:30–midnight, 00:00–01:30
Tuesday00:00–01:30, 04:30–midnight
Wednesday00:00–01:30, 04:30–midnight
Thursday00:00–01:30, 04:30–midnight
Friday00:00–01:30, 04:30–midnight
Saturday00:00–02:00, 04:30–midnight
Sunday00:00–02:00, 05:15–midnight

At the station

LiftsYes
Ramp for getting on and off trainsYes
Accessible toiletsYes
StaffingFull Time
Ticket officeYes

Getting on the train

Level boardingNorthbound Platform 3 (2 centre doors on car 5); Northbound Platform 4 (Both sets of double doors on cars 4 and 5, plus the 2 single doors in between (on the car 4/5 join).); Southbound Platform 5 (Both sets of double doors on cars 4 and 5, plus the 2 single doors in between (on the car 4/5 join).); Southbound Platform 6 (2 centre doors on car 2)
Ramp neededNorthbound Platform 9, Northbound Platform 10

From TfL. Staff put out the ramp: book help, or ask staff when you arrive.

Meeting staff for help you’ve booked

More about the station

LiftsLift, (West), To Concourse: clear door widths at least 0.9m wide
Lift, Concourse to Mezzanine level and First Class Lounge: clear door widths at least 0.9m wide
Changing Places toiletYes
Accessible toiletsAccessible toilet, across and further from comfort lounge
Accessible Toilet, First Class lounge (RADAR key)
Changing Places Toilet, opposite Platform 1 (RADAR key)
Hearing loopInduction loops are at designated listening areas
Taxi rankRamps can only be deployed from the side of a vehicle at this Taxi Rank

Booking help

To book help with your journey, such as a ramp onto the train or someone to meet you, use Passenger Assist or call 0800 022 3720, or the station’s train company on 0800 022 3720. You can book up to 2 hours before you travel. How booking help works · Your rights if it goes wrong

Also at London Euston: where replacement buses leave from

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