London Kings Cross Train Station

Station Manager Network Rail Room 104, West Side Offices King's Cross station London N1 9AP

Opening hours: 24 hours Monday - Sunday

Tel: +44 (0) 207 922 4931

Tickets and information - from the Travel Centre by the main entrance; there are automatic ticket machines on the concourse Left luggage - located on platform 8 and is open from 07:00 - 23:00 Lost Property - located on platform 8 and is open from Mon-Sat 09:00 - 17:00 Toilets, showers and baby changing - located on platform 8 (small charge) British Transport Police - located on platform 8 Postbox - there is a postbox on the main concourse Photo booths - located throughout station concourse ATM/ Cash machines - located throughout station concourse Bicycles - there are bike stores on platform 1 and platform 8

London Kings Cross, opened in 1852 with the largest roof of its day and is the main train station serving the East Coast of Britain with services to Peterborough, Leeds and Edinburgh.

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By Taxi - Pick up and set down point next to platform 1 and another on the Westside Forecourt (off Pancras Road). By car - Pick up and set down point on the Westside Forecourt (off Pancras Road). Car parking - 138 short stay + 6 blue badge holder spaces in the car park; 3 blue badge holder spaces on the Westside Forecourt. By bus - Major bus stops with services to the rest of London on Euston Road, York Way and Pancras Road By underground - Kings Cross is London's major underground interchange with routes running to the rest of the capital. There is no step-free access however.