Southfields

Londres, Reino Unido

3.6

9 opiniones

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+44 20 7222 1234
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www.tfl.gov.uk
Dirección:
Wimbledon Park Road Wandsworth, Londres, London, SW18 5RL
Wimbledon
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
30 mSouthfields
40 mSouthfields Platform 2
150 mSouthfields Platform 1
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9 opiniones sobre Southfields

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Tu valoración: 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom
One of the nicer tube stations that I’ve been to in a while that has an easy layout.
At the entrance you can buy, or top up your Oyster card, then you have the barrier to through, there is a snack shop in the station with juice ect.
On the platform there is a Wimbledon theme that adds character to the station, the trains here are frequent.
Tu valoración: 3
London, United Kingdom
Contrary to my review of this station just a few weeks ago, after some more «upgrade works» have been inflicted there are now ticket barriers in place. Poxy barriers.
The free and flowing approach is no longer present but they have, however, made use of the plentiful space with… poxy tickets barriers.
Oh well, Southfields is just another tube station now.
Tu valoración: 3
London, United Kingdom
With Wimbledon due to start tomorrow, a little tip for all the hordes about to be directed to Southfields Tube station. Generally, the Church Street queue is shorter — you can get there from Wimbledon station and then a shared cab or special bus service.
Whichever way you go, be prepared for a long stoical wait but you will get rewarded with a ‘I qieied at Wimbledon 2009′ sticker!
Tu valoración: 5
Singapore, Singapore
perhaps the best looking tube station in london!
but definitely the nearest one to the all england lawn tennis club.
thematic decorations here, create a special atmosphere like no other.
you have lawn-​like floor carpeting for the platform area.
seats are specially printed with names of tennis greats.
life sized tennis players and netting lines the fencing on both sides of the platform.
upgrading works are on going to get it ready for the olympic games in 2012. basically the addition of a lift from the platform to the exit level, removal of shops and ticket gates.
you can take a nice stroll along wimbledon park rd or bus no. 493 to get to the club.
Tu valoración: 4
London, United Kingdom
The station was actually in zone 3 on district line. It was famous for wimbledon tennis. Every year, there are two busy weeks in the late June, early July. The station was small but very clean and usually has lovely flowers on display. It also had a small grab a bite inside.
Tu valoración: 4
London, United Kingdom
Very annoying if you need to buy a ticket on monday morning as the ques snake all the way out of the station, and would usually mean you will be late for work. It is on the district line which is a terribly bad line i would say in the last 3 weeks it has broken down on me about 5 times, leaving me too find other means of transport! But southfields is a friendly station with nice looking people and also a lovely snack shop on the station, so if your’e bored and waiting for a train there is some great munchies in there. And even hot drinks!
Tu valoración: 3
Manchester, United Kingdom
This is a good station. It is on the district line in zone 2 so you have to go to Earl’s Court to change lines. The station is very small, but has one booth selling newspapers, magazines, sweets crisps etc. There are benches all along the platform and you can usually get a seat if you want one. Very busy in summer due to Wimbledon tennis but otherwise it is not too crowded. There is often a lot of queues to get tickets though so I recommend you make sure you are topped up at times when it is not busy but otherwise it is a nice station!
Tu valoración: 3
Swindon, United Kingdom
Tiny station, with only 3 self service tickets machines, depending on cash, card or cash and card payments.
There is also more often than not a ticket master in the ticketing booth.
Two platforms, one headed towards Wimbledon and the other across the river into London. Trains are fairly frequent.
There is a little snack store selling drinks and magazines/​newspapers on the platform and another snack store at the ticketing booth.
No inside seating for the middle of winter.
Tu valoración: 3
London, United Kingdom
Good station, there is often somebody in the ticket office and the ticket machines are rarely broken.