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Where is the next toilet? Put the map into the London day plan
TfL’s toilet information can make a London itinerary more practical. Check the facility itself, not only whether a station has a toilet symbol beside its name.
Free is not universal
TfL distinguishes its facilities from those operated by others, which may charge.
Some toilets are beyond ticket barriers. A map marker does not establish that a facility can be reached free from the street.
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- 21 October 2026; not live booking inventory
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Match the facility to the need
An accessible toilet and a Changing Places facility are not the same thing.
Check the official details and opening information for the intended stop, especially where the day depends on particular equipment or access.
Build in a second option
Opening arrangements and faults can change.
Keep another suitable stop nearby rather than depending on a single unchecked facility. This guide has not inspected a toilet or verified its live condition.
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