Trains to Edmonton Green
Avanti West Coast
London North Eastern Railway
Edmonton's population soared with the opening of Edmonton Green station in 1872. Along with the tramway added in 1881, it attracted a working class population to the town, sparking a rise in new housing developments. Commuter traffic rose steadily, and Edmonton Green's outdoor market soon followed. Today, the station is in Travelcard Zone 4 and shuttles commuters to Liverpool Street station. Its modern ticket office was built in the 1980s, and the station had a minor facelift in 2015, giving it a new set of lifts.
Retail remains Edmonton's major attraction, just as was in the 1800s. Edmonton Green Shopping Centre, just two minutes' walk from the station, has a wide range of big-name stores, local businesses and food outlets - it also hosts regular community events. A few miles to the east you'll find the River Lea, whose riverside paths will take keen urban walkers all the way into central London.
Station details & facilities
Ticket office
Luggage
Facilities
Toilets
WiFi
Staffing and customer service
Parking
Bicycle Facilities
Accessibility
First Class Lounge
Edmonton Green station is accessible on either side. The main concourse has a ticket counter and ticket machines, and leads onto platform 1 (towards London) via stairs or a lift. The other entrance leads to platform 2 (towards Enfield and Cheshunt), again accessible via stairs or a lift. There is also a subway between the two platforms. You'll find a cafe on platform 1, and cycle racks at the front of the station.
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