Movie Mayor • August 12, 2010Located between platforms 9 & 10 is the magical platform 9 3/4, reached only by those travelling to the Hogwarts Academy, such as Harry and his friends in 2001's "Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone."
Gillian W. • May 5, 2011Ben & Jerry's vending machine near platform 19 - pay by SMS (text) - easy peasy and tasty too!
Naoki F. • November 8, 2017The shop is actually located inside of King's Cross station. You can take a single picture at the 9 3/4 platform for 9 pounds. Lots of Harry Potter stuffs and novels are sold in the shop.
Ian • December 11, 2019National Rail station with additional tube lines. Links to South East London and beyond. Come out of platform 1 and turn right sharply to go to Embankment and the Thames.
Richard O. • June 28, 2011Don't expect to get a seat on the train in rush hour! Try walking to end of platform, away from ticket barriers for your best chance.
James B. • July 21, 2011Great platform to get a train from, very light. Sometimes has pigeons, though...
Asha H. • April 17, 2012On platform A theres a lil cafe that does the best hot chocolate! No bitter after taste! Yum!
Steve R. • June 23, 2011For Raynes Park, get on at the near end of the platform then you'll be by the exit at RP
Filmsquare • July 14, 2013A disused platform at Charing Cross Underground Station was used for Temple and Embankment interiors in the chase scene in Skyfall (2012), where Silva escapes MI6 and is pursued by James Bond.
Rob D. • March 20, 2016Platform 1 is further away than the other platforms. Walk along platform 2 a bit and you'll see it.
Matthew P. • April 20, 2012If you're getting a 12 coach train, walk down the platform until you can see the Eye without the bridge supports being in the way and that's where the last coach will be :)
Marcos P. • August 10, 2011People tend to always get in the train at the beginning of the platform. Try moving towards the end to get a seat.
Chris H. • August 7, 2014Platform 8 will get you trains to Clapham and Wimbledon. They have market and coffee stalls inside the station. You can also access the tube directly from the station.
Carl B. • February 11, 2014After being closed for a number of years, trains are now allowed to enter this platform during disruption, with the platform fully coming into use during May 2014.
Brian O. • July 23, 2012Take the left escalators and first entrance on the right to get right down to the platform, a lot quicker than northern line route sign posted.
Shane H. • March 29, 2013Don't use the drinks vending machine on the platform. It'll take your money and give you feck all.
Johnny I. • May 27, 2011Stick to the right when exiting platform to avoid the congestion of the departure boards.
Nick L. • July 23, 2015Nice to see the old Eurostar terminal in use but trains stop at the country end of the platform. Quite a hike from the station concourse
Robert W. • August 23, 2011If it's raining make sure you're in the first two carriages as the platform has a short canopy
Nick L. • December 7, 2010it is so nice to get on without having to fumble for a ticket at a silly barrier. will really spoil things when they gate these platforms
Karen C. • October 15, 2013Love that someone has taken the time to place beer bottle tops in the grate between platforms 1&2 which go the whole length down the platform.
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