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Earls Court Station, Earls Court Road, London SW5 9QA
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The District line is step-free between street and platform, but not between platform and train.
I visited Earls Court on the 1st June 2022, it is on the District and Piccadilly underground lines.
It is accessible to wheelchair users between street level and platforms for Piccadilly line, and step free for the District line.
There are a pair of large lifts (A) to access the Piccadilly line from platform to street level.
There are also Lift (B) which give access to the district line although it is easier to use the stairs for most people.
Underground lines : District, Piccadilly
This station serves Earls Court and is an interchange between
the Piccadilly and District lines. The introduction of ramped access to the
ticket hall from Earls Court Road and the installation of lifts mean all the
platforms are step-free from the street.
Recently platform humps have been installed on the Piccadilly line platforms,
this is now reflected with the blue wheelchair logo.
Outside the station there was a good standard of level and continuous pavement.
Tactile paving had been introduced at the pedestrian crossing of Warwick Road.
(Piccadilly line only) - There is lift access between street and
platform to the Piccadilly line, and to the District line.