St Pancras International
St Pancras is a nineteenth-century station delivering a twenty-first century regional, intercity, continental and high-speed railway. Today, it’s a key London interchange and the very definition of a ‘destination station’. St Pancras is managed by Network Rail High Speed Ltd on behalf of HS1 Ltd.
Important information – Coronavirus
Let’s travel safely this summer. Travel at quieter times. Wash your hands. Wear a face covering.
Visit the St Pancras International website to find out important updates for the station or visit our Coronavirus travel advice page.
Wear a face covering
You must wear a face covering for the full duration of your journey on public transport in England. It is recommended that you continue to wear your face covering when travelling into Scotland and Wales from England. If travelling from Scotland and Wales, you will be required to wear a face covering when you enter England. Find out more about specific exemptions.
Passenger assistance
Our passenger assistance is operating with additional safety measures in place, including the requirement to wear a face covering.
Book passenger assistance as you normally would. Please wear your own face covering and our staff will do likewise, this reduces the risk to you and our staff. If you don’t wear a face covering this will limit our ability to help you. If you do not have your own face covering we will provide a face covering for you. At our stations we have face coverings (including visors) and hand sanitiser available to help us help you.
Please see the accessibility section below for more information.
Station opening hours
Open: 24 hours
Tickets and travel information
National Rail Enquiries
03457 48 49 50
Textphone: 0345 60 50 600
Welsh language line: 0345 60 40 500
Station enquiries
Please visit St Pancras International website.
British Transport Police
The British Transport Police station is in The Circle near the toilets and left luggage.
For assistance speak to any member of station staff or contact the British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40 (24 hours) or text 61016. In an emergency call 999.
British Transport Police in our stations
The pickup/set down point is on Pancras Rd. Parking is limited to two minutes. Pancras Rd is one-way and can only be accessed from Euston Rd. Sat nav postcode: N1C 4QP Parking: there is a long stay car park. Taxi rank: Midland Rd, close to Eurostar arrivals hall. Booked taxis wait on Pancras Rd. There is another rank outside King’s Cross on Pancras Rd. Drop off point: Pancras Rd. Domestic passengers are dropped off near the main domestic entrance; international passengers near the Eurostar entrance. For more information visit traintaxi. If you want to take your bike on a train please contact the train operator: For information about trains to and from St Pancras International visit: Bus stops: Euston Rd, Midland Rd and Pancras Rd. For more information see maps (right) or visit TfL buses. Lines serving King’s Cross St Pancras Underground: The main entrance is through the arches at the end of The Arcade. Northern Line passengers should take the escalators by the Pancras Rd glass porch to the northern ticket hall. For more information visit TfL Underground. Ticket office, by The Circle. * Advance tickets are only on sale until 21:00. Ticket machines: outside the office, and near entry to the Southeastern and East Midland Trains platforms. For tickets, timetables and real-time updates visit National Rail Enquiries, 0845 7 48 49 50. Trains from St Pancras are run by: The Eurostar office is opposite Eurostar arrivals. Reserved tickets can be collected from machines in the ticket office and departures area. Off The Circle. For directions, mobility assistance etc. The office is at the entrance to the tube station. You can book hotels and events and make congestion charge payments at the hotel reservations office by Eurostar arrivals. Free, open 24 hours. All have accessible toilets. Items handed in at the station are kept in the left luggage office. Report lost property online or call 020 8090 9922. Items left on trains are kept by the train company. You can leave luggage at Excess Baggage Co in The Circle. For more information call 020 8090 9923 or visit Excess Baggage. Trolleys are available from station entrances. A £1 coin deposit is refunded when you return it to a bay. There is free wireless internet access across most of the station. In The Circle and in The Arcade behind the escalators. Two, one near Eurostar arrivals and one in Eurostar departures. Run by International Currency Exchange. In The Circle, by the cash dispensers for photos for passports etc. There are phones by the reception (off The Circle) and in the Pancras Rd entrance to the Underground. Sat nav postcode: N1C 4QL The car park is behind the station on Pancras Rd which is one-way, access is via Euston Rd. Local area map There are 12 Blue Badge spaces, the usual tariff applies. The are racks for 100 cycles at the rear of the ground and first levels of the car park. For information about taking your cycle on the train, see the to and from section. The car park is managed by CP Plus. Step free access: all entrances are step-free, lifts connect the two levels. There is step-free access to King’s Cross St Pancras Underground station. Induction loops: all ticket offices. Visually impaired: there are tactile strips along all platforms. Coronavirus information: Book passenger assistance as you normally would. Please wear your own face covering and our staff will do likewise, this reduces the risk to you and our staff. If you don’t wear a face covering this will limit our ability to help you. If you do not have your own face covering we will provide a face covering for you. At our stations we have face coverings (including visors) and hand sanitiser available to help us help you. Call your train company giving 24 hours notice where possible: If you wish to book assistance but are not sure which train operator you are travelling with, you can call 0800 022 3720. On calling, you will be referred to the appropriate train operator. Alternatively, ask any member of station staff wearing a light blue vest or call 020 7843 4261 on arrival. The assistance meeting point is inside the main Pancras Rd entrance. All toilets are free and open 24 hours. No RADAR key required. Staff have access to wheelchairs for use around the station or transfer to King’s Cross. Information about accessible public transport is available from Transport for London: Transport accessibility information Helpline: 0343 222 1234 (option 3) (24 hours) TfL bus accessibility information Bus stops: Euston Road, Midland Road and Pancras Road. All buses are accessible. TfL Tube accessibility information King’s Cross St Pancras Underground station is underneath the main station. Lines with step-free access: All lines apart from the Victoria may have a large step between platform and train. No step-free access: Pick up/set down: on Pancras Road, sat nav N1C 4QP. There is level access to the station. Parking: 12 Blue Badge spaces in the station car park, normal tariff applies. Taxi rank: Pancras Road. Level access to the station, all taxis are wheelchair accessible. For more information visit traintaxi. There is an impressive range of food and drink outlets at St Pancras station, from coffee shops, takeaways and snack bars to sushi, cakes and cookies. There is also plenty of other shopping available including groceries, music, clothes, gifts, stationery, and much more. See the St Pancras station website for more information.
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London Underground
Tickets and information
UK tickets
Eurostar tickets
Reception
Tourist information
Toilets and baby changing
Lost property
At the station
Onboard a train
Left luggage
Trolleys
Wi-Fi
Cash and bureau de change
Cash machines
Bureau de change
Photo booths
Telephones
How to get there
Accessible parking
Cycle parking
Station accessibility
Requesting help
Accessible toilets
Wheelchairs
Getting to and from the station
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