Suggestions for Tram Station near Eden Park, London
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Jamie W. • October 1, 2013Great quick way to get from Beckenham to East Croydon in less than 20mins!
Jacques • April 21, 2015Catch a tram here to either Croydon or Beckenham junction. Use an Oyster card; it is cheaper than paying with cash
Simon B. • September 2, 2011Slight trick, it's not actually on Avenue Road. It's actually over the bridge.
Bear B. • October 9, 2010If you're coming out on a london train, move to the centre of the train and be prepared to peg it over the bridge to catch the tram that sometimes only leaves a minute later
Liam P. • July 10, 2011First stop *after* the lines split at Sandilands, so if there's a long wait - >10min - walk up to there!
Ben • March 11, 2011In the summer it's nice to go to the park and chill, but it can get a bit crowded
Andrew R. • November 23, 2014The forlorn-looking square is the site of Reeves furniture store, which was burned down in the 2011 riots.
maxine p. • May 21, 2011hidden treasure buried in basement of allders - chai corner cafe - check it out.
Mark J. • July 22, 2010The trams in to Croydon are frequent but somehow you always end up waiting...
Mikey • November 25, 2014There's a shop right behind the platform where you can top up your oyster if you're low... Shop is called "Vimal's News" I believe. Blue sign; can't miss it.
Liam P. • April 14, 2012Best place to hop off the 264 & change for Addiscombe as you might be able to catch a 367.
Crazycol • January 1, 2015Opposite the railway station with trams leaving to Wimbledon,beckenham,elmers end.You can also visit Croydon town centre but it's only a short walk from here.
Andrew R. • August 10, 2014Eastbound trams only from this stop. For trams to Wimbledon, walk to George Street or change at East Croydon.
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