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From Platform 1, Eastbound Mainline From Platform 2, Westbound Mainline From the Subway, Inner Circle From the Subway, Outer Circle |
The doors open on your left as you face the front of the train. The waiting area, with two sets of double, push doors, is towards the north end of the platform. We believe this is about in the middle of three-car (towards the rear of six-car) trains. As part of the building work at this station, much of the platform furniture is behind hoardings which extend to each side of the entrance/exit.
Go through the doors into the waiting area. The up escalator from the booking hall is to your right, with the downward one beyond it. Move forward about three metres, turn right to locate the escalator then go down into the booking hall.
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To Platform 2, Westbound Mainline To the Subway |
Turn right, continue to the end of the passage, turn right and go up the left-hand of the two escalators in front of you. At platform level, turn right and go through the pull doors onto the platform. We understand you're about in the middle of three-car (towards the front of six-car) trains. As part of the building work at this station, much of the platform furniture is behind hoardings which extend to either side of the entrance/exit.
To buy your ticket, turn left from the foot of the escalator and follow the left-hand side of the concourse, past the first three windows, which are separated by partitions. Turn left to the fourth window, which has a red counter. This is open between 6:30 am and 11:20 pm.
Holders of concessionary cards (disabled and over 60) are required to buy a 40p concession ticket, whilst blind people with passes are encouraged to collect a free ticket from the sales window. The free tickets are single journey tickets which operate the automatic gates.
Having obtained your ticket, turn (180 degrees) and cross the booking hall before turning right. As part of the building works in progress at this station, a row of posts has been erected along the far (south) side of the booking hall. The first two of these are in front of the automatic gates to the subway, the second (west) of these is wooden and is located between the entrance and exit gates. The remainder of the posts are outside the old ticket office which will be demolished in due course. Turn left, beyond the wooden post, the manual gate is to your right, beyond the four automatic entrances. Go through the gates.
The escalators to the outer circle are to your left, take the left-hand escalator to Subway level and follow the wall on your left which juts out then veers left again along the platform, you're near the rear of the train.
For the inner circle, continue forward to the end of this space before turning left. take the right-hand escalator to Subway level. Follow the wall on your right which juts out then veers right again, along the platform, you're near the front of the train.
The doors open on your left as you face the front of the train. The waiting area, with two sets of double, push doors, is towards the north end of the platform. We believe this is about in the middle of three-car (towards the front of six-car) trains.
As part of the building work at this station, much of the platform furniture is behind hoardings which extend to either side of the entrance/exit.
Go through the doors into the waiting area, follow the low wall on your left towards the top of the escalators and turn left at the end. The left-hand escalator is downwards. Go down into the booking hall and turn left.
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To Platform 1, Eastbound Mainline To the Subway |
Take the first turning left and go up the left-hand of the two escalators in front of you. At platform level, turn left and go through the pull doors onto the platform. We understand you're about in the middle of three-car (towards the rear of six-car) trains.
As part of the building work at this station, much of the platform furniture is behind hoardings which extend to either side of the entrance/exit.
To buy your ticket, turn left from the foot of the escalator and follow the left-hand side of the concourse, past the foot of the escalators to platform 1, then the first three windows, which are separated by partitions. Turn left to the fourth window, which has a red counter. This is open between 6:30 am and 11:20 pm.
Holders of concessionary cards (disabled and over 60) are required to buy a 40p concession ticket, whilst blind people with passes are encouraged to collect a free ticket from the sales window. The free tickets are single journey tickets which operate the automatic gates.
Having obtained your ticket, turn (180 degrees) and cross the booking hall before turning right. As part of the building works in progress at this station, a row of posts has been erected along the far (south) side of the booking hall. The first two of these are in front of the automatic gates to the subway, the second (west) of these is wooden and is located between the entrance and exit gates. The remainder of the posts are outside the old ticket office which will be demolished in due course. Turn left, beyond the wooden post, the manual gate is to your right, beyond the four automatic entrances. Go through the gates.
The escalators to the outer circle are to your left, take the left-hand escalator to Subway level and follow the wall on your left which juts out then veers left again along the platform, you're near the rear of the train.
For the inner circle, continue forward to the end of this space before turning left. take the right-hand escalator to Subway level. Follow the wall on your right which juts out then veers right again, along the platform, you're near the front of the train.
The doors open on your left as you face the front of the train. Go to the wall in front of you, turn right (towards the front of the train). The wall retreats left as you approach the foot of the escalators. You need the right-hand escalator, go up to booking hall level and turn right. Continue, past the top of the escalators from the outer circle, towards the gates. The automatic exits are towards the right-hand end of the gate line, whilst the manual gate is at the left-hand end.
The doors open on your left as you face the front of the train. Go to the wall in front of you then turn left (towards the rear of the train). The wall retreats to your right as you approach the foot of the escalators. Take the left-hand escalator to booking hall level and turn right.
The automatic exit gates are towards the right-hand end of the gate line, whilst the manual gate is at the left-hand end. Go through the gates.
Continue, across the booking hall to the ticket sales windows, in front of you. The left-hand of the four windows (with a blue counter) is for Scotrail ticket sales.
As part of the building works in progress at this station, a row of posts has been erected along the near (south) side of the booking hall. The first two of these are in front of the automatic gates to the subway, whilst the remainder are outside the old ticket ovvice which will be demolished in due course.
Go round the partition to your left at the ticket sales window and take the first turning right (north) towards the escalators. Go up the left-hand of the two escalators in front of you. At platform level, turn left and go through the pull doors onto the platform. We understand you're about in the middle of three-car (towards the rear of six-car) trains.
Note that, as a result of the building work at this station, much of the platform furniture is behind hoardings which extend to either side of the entrance/exit.
Go round the partition to your left at the ticket sales window, continue to the end of the passage then turn right (north) towards the escalators. Go up the left-hand of the two escalators in front of you. At platform level, turn right and go through the pull doors onto the platform. We understand you're about in the middle of three-car (towards the front of six-car) trains.
Note that, as a result of the building work at this station, much of the platform furniture is behind hoardings which extend to either side of the entrance/exit.
© 2005, Terry Robinson