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2004-04-13 MML-001
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The Channel Tunnel Rail Link (CTRL) is the UK’s first major new railway for over a century. As part of the CTRL works, St. Pancras is being transformed into a world class terminal for international & domestic services.
Midland Mainline is now operating out of a purpose-built Interim station to allow the Channel Tunnel Rail Link to progress.
To view maps of the new Interim station please click here.
The Interim station offers all the facilities found previously at St. Pancras in a modern purpose-built environment. Details of all facilities can be found in St. Pancras News. For your convenience, a summary of the locations and opening hours of key facilities is listed below :
o Booking Office – located on the ground floor, opening times are 0545 – 2200, Monday to Saturday and 0515 – 2230 on Sundays.
o Holdalls – located on the ground floor, opening times are 0700 – 2100, Monday to Friday, and 0915 - 2045 on Saturdays.
o Public toilets – located on the ground floor and cost 20p. There are no toilets at Platform level.
o Duty Station Manager – located at Platform level, available 24 hours.
o First Lounge – located at Platform level, access to full fare First Class ticket holders only. Opening times are 0545 – 1700, Monday to Friday only.
o Standard waiting room - located at Platform level.
o Further information on additional facilities, including food outlets, newsagent, disabled toilets and baby changing facilities can be found in St. Pancras News.
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