London Bridge Underground Station live departures and status
Zone 1 · Northern · Jubilee
Live departures from London Bridge Station
Northern line departures
Good ServiceJubilee line departures
Good ServiceHow busy is London Bridge Station right now?
Live line status at London Bridge Station
Reliability at London Bridge Station (last 30 days)
By line
Most reliable line here: Jubilee at 79.6%.
Recent disruption on lines serving London Bridge Station
Severe-status incidents on lines through London Bridge Station in the last:
Full reliability history: Northern · Jubilee
Stations near London Bridge Station
London Bridge Station platform depth
average depth below street level
Street level
Platform
London Bridge Station's platforms average 25 metres below the main entrance - deeper than the network average of around 8 metres, on one of London's deep-level Tube lines. Individual platforms can vary.
About London Bridge Station
Station overview
Location
SE1 2SWAccessibility
Specific entrance or direction only
National Rail A. Jubilee and Northern lines . Step-free interchange between the Northern and Jubilee lines requires a 410m journey via street and lifts. Use station entrance on Borough High Street for step-free access to Northern line. Use station entrance on Duke Street Hill/Tooley Street for step-free access to Jubilee line
What the symbols mean
- Lift - standard capacity lift between street and platform.
- Limited-capacity lift - 8 to 12 people; expect queues at peak.
- Level boarding - platform and train at the same height.
- Boarding ramp - staff-deployed ramp between platform and train.
- Mini ramp - small ramp to bridge the step/gap; ask staff on arrival.
- Accessible toilet - on-site or at the connected mode.
- Blue badge parking - designated blue-badge bays at the station car park.
Source: TfL step-free Tube guide (April 2026) and TfL station data feed (May 2026). Get free step-free disruption alerts.
Identifier
940GZZLULNBData sources
- Live status & disruption: TfL Unified API (refreshed every few minutes)
- Address, zone, facilities, lat/lon: TfL StopPoint API
- Walking times: straight-line distance (haversine) × 12 min/km, calibrated against TfL's Walking Tube Map
- Detailed accessibility: AccessAble's London Bridge guide
Common questions about London Bridge Station
What fare zone is London Bridge in?
London Bridge is in Fare Zone 1. See our 2026 Tube fares guide for what you actually pay across zones.
Which lines serve London Bridge?
London Bridge Station is served by the Northern and Jubilee lines. Current status: Northern (Good Service), Jubilee (Good Service). Tap any line at the top of the page for live departures.
What's the address of London Bridge?
London Bridge is at London Bridge Underground Station, 21 Duke St Hill, London, SE1 2SW. See the About section for full location details.
Is London Bridge step-free?
Yes, with caveats. Specific entrance or direction only. See the Accessibility section above for the full picture. Source: TfL step-free Tube guide. Get free step-free disruption alerts.
How do I enter London Bridge step-free?
National Rail A. Jubilee and Northern lines . Step-free interchange between the Northern and Jubilee lines requires a 410m journey via street and lifts. Use station entrance on Borough High Street for step-free access to Northern line. Use station entrance on Duke Street Hill/Tooley Street for step-free access to Jubilee line
Are there lifts at London Bridge?
Yes - 5 standard-capacity lifts. Live lift status is shown above. Get notified when lifts go out of service.
Is there an accessible toilet at London Bridge?
Yes - London Bridge has an accessible toilet located in national rail station. Baby-changing facilities also available.
Does London Bridge have Night Tube?
Yes - the Northern and Jubilee lines run through London Bridge on Friday and Saturday nights as part of the Night Tube. See our Night Tube guide for frequencies and last-train times.
Which stations are near London Bridge?
The closest alternative stations to London Bridge are Monument (6 min walk), Borough (8 min walk), Cannon Street (8 min walk). Useful if a line is suspended or you fancy a walk.
How busy is London Bridge?
London Bridge is typically busiest around 17:00 on Wednesdays, based on hourly footfall patterns. Right now it's typical for this hour. The chart on this page shows the full day's pattern.
Is London Bridge open now?
London Bridge is open with no station-level closures reported. Both lines are running. Live status is shown at the top of this page and refreshes every few minutes.
Has London Bridge had delays recently?
Lines through London Bridge have logged 116 severe-status incidents in the last 30 days. See the Recent disruption section above for the breakdown by line, and each line's reliability page for the full history.
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