Brixton Train Station

There are standing height and lower height ticket counters available.

Platform 2

This is a category C station. This station does not have step free access. Steps to platform 2 for services away from London via subway with shopping area. Steps to Platform 1 for services towards London via staircase on Atlantic Road.

Accessible taxis are available to book

Assistance navigating through the station and getting on and off trains (although there is no step free access at this station) is available during station staffing hours (see Staff Help available times). You can book assistance up to 2 hours before your journey. You can also travel without booking, just make yourself known to staff as far in advance as possible of the train you would like to get - we recommend at least 20 minutes. The meeting point for assisted travel is the ticket office or you can use the help point on the platform. There are no staff on the trains that call at this station that can assist. Where staff are not available at the station to assist, we have a Mobile Assistance Team who can be deployed to stations. This can be arranged in advance by booking through Customer Services or by using the Help Point on the station (although inevitably there will be a delay if not booked in advance) - alternatively a taxi can be arranged, at no additional cost, to convey you to the nearest station where you can be assisted further. To request assistance through the help point (assistance point), please use the assistance button which will put you in contact with a Southeastern colleague. 

0345 322 7021 or Text relay 18001 0345 322 7021 Freephone 0800 783 4524 or Text Relay 18001 0800 783 4524

Public telephones are not wheelchair accessible

Top-up only from self-service ticket machine(s). Oyster Cards cannot be purchased from this station.

On platform

Brixton station is not served by replacement bus services. When engineering work is in place on this line, you can use London Underground between Brixton and Victoria at no extra cost.

A map of onward bus services is available to download or print.

Further information on nearby bus services can be found on the Transport for London website.

Information about nearby onward travel options – including Underground, Overground, Trams and bike hire – is available on the Transport for London website.