Last updated:Today at 06:30
Train companies affected:National Rail
Last updated:Today at 04:26
Train companies affected:National Rail
Gipsy Hill station, Gipsy Hill, Gipsy Hill, London, SE19 1QL
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Zone 3
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All Southern ticket machines are able to sell tickets with Disabled Persons Railcard discounts.
Ticket machines are of an accessible design, however their location and the station itself may not be. Please check the station map or the 'step free access' section before making your way to the station.
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Oyster top-up is only available from the self-service ticket machine. Pre-loaded Oyster Cards can be purchased at the ticket office.
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For more information on using the Key smartcard, please visit the Key smartcard webpage on the Southern website.
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The Assistance Meeting Point is by the side entrance on platform 1.
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If you have lost something at a Southern station or onboard a Southern train, please visit the Southern website and use the webform to register your lost item.
Some Southern trains serve stations which are managed by other train operators (see below). You should consider logging your lost item with them, just in case it's been handed in at one of their stations.
If you have found an item of lost property, please hand it in to a member of staff.
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Some step-free access, may be in one direction only - please check details.
This is a Category B3 station: Platform 1 (towards London via Tulse Hill) via side gate. Steps to platform 2 (towards East Croydon/London Bridge via Forest Hill).
The Assistance Meeting Point is by the side entrance on platform 1.
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Yes
All Southern ticket machines are able to sell tickets with Disabled Persons Railcard discounts.
Ticket machines are of an accessible design, however their location and the station itself may not be. Please check the station map or the 'step free access' section before making your way to the station.
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A staff-operated ramp is required for step-free access between train and platform at this station. Station staff are usually available between the first and last trains of the day.
Alternatively, you can also arrange assistance by:
Pressing the “emergency & assisted travel” button on a station Help Point
Calling our freephone number: 0800 138 1016
Textphone: 0800 138 1018
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A heated waiting area is available on Platform 1 during staffed hours.
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No dedicated area
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The Assistance Meeting Point is by the side entrance on platform 1.
The assisted helpline is not available on Christmas Day.
Staff are available at this station from the first to last trains of the day, for providing assistance getting on and off the train and assisting around the station and platforms. Assistance can be provided unbooked (turn up and go) or pre booked up to two hours before departure by contacting Assisted Travel.
Whether you pre book assistance or travel unbooked, please contact a member of staff on arrival. We recommend arriving 20 minutes prior to your train departing. This is to allow us to make sure arrangements are in place at your destination, or interchange, station such as the availability of staff and lifts. If there is insufficient time to check these arrangements, we may assist you onto the next available train.
For further information on assisted travel please see:
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Located on Platform 1.
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A heated waiting area is available on Platform 1 during staffed hours.
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There is no WIFI at this station. However, WIFI is available onboard trains which serve this station. More information about onboard WIFI can be found on the Southern website.
14 spaces
Stands
Located on the pathway by the Sainsbury Road entrance.
Cycles are left at owners risk. Abandoned cycles may be removed.
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There are no cycle hire facilities at this station
Please click the link for details regarding the rail replacement bus location.
Information to plan your onward journey is available in the ‘Onward Travel Information Map’, located in the ‘Maps’ section below.
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