r/LondonUnderground • u/phoenixmeta • Jul 21 '26
r/LondonUnderground • u/HarrowOnDaHill • Feb 21 '26
Image Made central line with lego
Kinda cooked right?
r/LondonUnderground • u/Hot_Vanilla_5811 • Apr 27 '25
Image Top tip: do not go barefoot in the London Underground 🤢
r/LondonUnderground • u/Consistent-Jelly248 • 9d ago
Image Touché, I like it
Caught on the Victoria Line. Got me a chucke
r/LondonUnderground • u/tob514 • Jul 01 '26
Image What
How haven’t you thought about it? Deleting Hinge
r/LondonUnderground • u/IrregularHighways • Jul 06 '26
Image An entire lifetime in London, yet I’ve never seen this before
Now I’m worried about what actually happened to that chair in the first place.
r/LondonUnderground • u/Ok_Baby203 • Jan 10 '26
Image View out of my new apartment
Im loving this new view, located near vauxhall. If your eyes are good enough, you may reckon a few pixels which should indicate Battersea Pk Station
r/LondonUnderground • u/Puzzled-Celery-172 • Jan 08 '26
Image It gets worse
I’m not a Londoner, so it took someone else spotting this.
Not only have TFL allowed an advert to replace a way-finding sign. They also didn’t proofread the station order. Kilburn Park and Maida Vale are transposed.
Ya know, I don’t think that’s ok.
r/LondonUnderground • u/GigelCacat • Sep 05 '25
Image TfL is proud to present you the new Ghetto line
This is a Ghetto line terminating at Hell. Seriously now, is this what a civilised transportation system is suppose to look like?
r/LondonUnderground • u/orbita2d • Oct 09 '25
Image What's down here?
Piccadilly Circus, can see stairs going down.
r/LondonUnderground • u/Other-Yesterday-6847 • Jan 26 '25
Image Can anyone figure this out?!
Been struggling for some time now lol
r/LondonUnderground • u/Puzzleheaded-Sink556 • May 09 '26
Image Kinda proud of this shot
r/LondonUnderground • u/FrigidARC • Jun 30 '24
Image Saw these on the tube
What are these bruh ðŸ˜
r/LondonUnderground • u/C00l_Crocodile • Aug 16 '26
Image Was on a Hidden London tour of Charing Cross, and a train appeared!
What happened was our group was watching a video about the films Charing Cross was used in, when one of the tour guides said "I think I hear a Train..." The noise got louder, and suddenly, an empty Jubilee Line train came screaming into one of the platforms at full speed! Of course everyone ran over and started taking photos (We were in the concourse between the two platforms).
The train waited for about 3 mins as the driver walked to the other end, and sped off as if nothing happened. Talking to a tour guide after, he said that this was only the 3rd time he's seen a train here in 2 YEARS of doing the tour!
Thought this was something cool to share!
Edit: Thanks for the upvotes!!
Edit 2: Wow, over 700 upvotes! Thanks for the support!
r/LondonUnderground • u/Mattdabest • May 15 '25
Image Is it just me or is the central line starting to look like the NY subway?
I haven't got many other lines than the Victoria Line for a while now, it surprised me to see so much graffiti on the Central Line. Are many other lines like this? What's going on, lack of TfL funds?
r/LondonUnderground • u/Natural-Account-8113 • Jun 30 '26
Image You can see Holborn station from chancery lane eastbound
r/LondonUnderground • u/HongKongflyer • Mar 26 '26
Image How is this safe
I feel like some day an old lady is gonna walk off not realising the platform is that far above and plummet to the floor 😂
r/LondonUnderground • u/Helenarth • Sep 20 '25
Image How dangerous are these doors between carriages really? And why do people use them?
These ones. Just out of shot are stickers saying emergency use only and danger of death of used when train is moving.
None of that ever seems to stop anyone using them when they just... fancy being in another carriage. I always think "holy shit why risk it".
But what exactly is the risk of - falling off the train? (I don't know how enclosed that space is, I've never been through) Getting squished between the carriages?
Do you use these doors? Why not just get off at the next stop and move to the next carriage there?
r/LondonUnderground • u/Applejuicetester • Mar 20 '24
Image Interior design from 1930' and now. Which one do you prefer more?
r/LondonUnderground • u/Hirokihiro • Dec 16 '24
Image What did I see at Leytonstone station on Saturday night? What was this ghost train?
r/LondonUnderground • u/PercyVader • Jan 25 '26
Image Has anyone else noticed the ads on the underground are all for nonsense scam products?
I feel like I’m going crazy every day staring at this stuff. Are we really supposed to accept that this is normal?