Has the Tube got its passengers back?
Underground passengers at each station in 2025 as a share of 2019, before the pandemic. The typical station is at 77%. The City is still half empty; Richmond and Wimbledon are busier than ever.
Colour: Underground passengers in 2025 as a share of 2019 (cream: back to 2019; grey: Elizabeth line stations). Data: TfL station entry and exit counts, 2025 (a typical week; Bank and Monument counted together). Powered by TfL Open Data.
The top 10
- Richmond: 154%
- Wimbledon: 135%
- Upton Park: 116%
- Harrow & Wealdstone: 116%
- West Ham: 115%
- Buckhurst Hill: 114%
- Mill Hill East: 112%
- Wood Lane: 111%
- Moorgate: 108%
- Upminster: 102%
The bottom 10
- Lancaster Gate: 43%
- Roding Valley: 45%
- Chancery Lane: 47%
- Barbican: 51%
- Ealing Common: 56%
- St. Paul's: 56%
- Regent's Park: 56%
- Old Street: 56%
- Northfields: 57%
- Grange Hill: 57%
Every station, A to Z (255)
- Acton Town: 75%
- Aldgate: 69%
- Aldgate East: 82%
- Alperton: 74%
- Amersham: 84%
- Angel: 66%
- Archway: 77%
- Arnos Grove: 69%
- Arsenal: 76%
- Baker Street: 80%
- Balham: 76%
- Bank: 67%
- Barbican: 51%
- Barking: 96%
- Barkingside: 73%
- Barons Court: 80%
- Bayswater: 87%
- Becontree: 84%
- Belsize Park: 90%
- Bermondsey: 74%
- Bethnal Green: 62%
- Blackfriars: 69%
- Blackhorse Road: 92%
- Borough: 69%
- Boston Manor: 59%
- Bounds Green: 66%
- Bow Road: 77%
- Brent Cross: 76%
- Brixton: 63%
- Bromley-by-Bow: 90%
- Buckhurst Hill: 114%
- Burnt Oak: 73%
- Caledonian Road: 72%
- Camden Town: 84%
- Canada Water: 74%
- Canning Town: 80%
- Cannon Street: 62%
- Canons Park: 68%
- Chalfont & Latimer: 84%
- Chalk Farm: 86%
- Chancery Lane: 47%
- Charing Cross: 76%
- Chesham: 87%
- Chigwell: 59%
- Chiswick Park: 84%
- Chorleywood: 94%
- Clapham Common: 77%
- Clapham North: 78%
- Clapham South: 76%
- Cockfosters: 76%
- Colindale: 70%
- Colliers Wood: 77%
- Covent Garden: 70%
- Croxley: 78%
- Dagenham East: 92%
- Dagenham Heathway: 81%
- Debden: 79%
- Dollis Hill: 74%
- Ealing Common: 56%
- Earl's Court: 81%
- East Acton: 82%
- East Finchley: 77%
- East Ham: 82%
- East Putney: 88%
- Eastcote: 74%
- Edgware: 84%
- Edgware Road: 83%
- Edgware Road: 83%
- Elephant & Castle: 66%
- Elm Park: 85%
- Embankment: 86%
- Epping: 80%
- Euston: 81%
- Euston Square: 86%
- Fairlop: 72%
- Finchley Central: 57%
- Finchley Road: 79%
- Finsbury Park: 63%
- Fulham Broadway: 77%
- Gants Hill: 72%
- Gloucester Road: 84%
- Golders Green: 75%
- Goldhawk Road: 87%
- Goodge Street: 60%
- Grange Hill: 57%
- Great Portland Street: 71%
- Green Park: 76%
- Greenford: 74%
- Gunnersbury: 71%
- Hainault: 78%
- Hammersmith: 82%
- Hampstead: 89%
- Hanger Lane: 75%
- Harlesden: 80%
- Harrow & Wealdstone: 116%
- Harrow-on-the-Hill: 79%
- Hatton Cross: 90%
- Hendon Central: 69%
- High Barnet: 88%
- High Street Kensington: 82%
- Highbury & Islington: 84%
- Highgate: 78%
- Hillingdon: 80%
- Holborn: 61%
- Holland Park: 78%
- Holloway Road: 69%
- Hornchurch: 78%
- Hounslow Central: 85%
- Hounslow East: 80%
- Hounslow West: 76%
- Hyde Park Corner: 71%
- Ickenham: 73%
- Kennington: 83%
- Kensal Green: 75%
- Kentish Town: 78%
- Kenton: 89%
- Kew Gardens: 91%
- Kilburn: 63%
- Kilburn Park: 77%
- King's Cross St. Pancras: 83%
- Kingsbury: 75%
- Knightsbridge: 80%
- Ladbroke Grove: 101%
- Lambeth North: 67%
- Lancaster Gate: 43%
- Latimer Road: 91%
- Leicester Square: 76%
- Leyton: 75%
- Leytonstone: 68%
- London Bridge: 76%
- Loughton: 78%
- Maida Vale: 81%
- Manor House: 63%
- Mansion House: 66%
- Marble Arch: 69%
- Marylebone: 65%
- Mile End: 72%
- Mill Hill East: 112%
- Monument: 67%
- Moor Park: 86%
- Moorgate: 108%
- Morden: 85%
- Mornington Crescent: 68%
- Neasden: 73%
- Newbury Park: 59%
- North Acton: 92%
- North Ealing: 59%
- North Greenwich: 82%
- North Harrow: 77%
- North Wembley: 88%
- Northfields: 57%
- Northolt: 81%
- Northwick Park: 70%
- Northwood: 77%
- Northwood Hills: 77%
- Notting Hill Gate: 83%
- Oakwood: 80%
- Old Street: 56%
- Osterley: 71%
- Oval: 70%
- Oxford Circus: 67%
- Park Royal: 65%
- Parsons Green: 83%
- Perivale: 66%
- Piccadilly Circus: 63%
- Pimlico: 71%
- Pinner: 83%
- Plaistow: 83%
- Preston Road: 72%
- Putney Bridge: 79%
- Queen's Park: 87%
- Queensbury: 70%
- Queensway: 70%
- Ravenscourt Park: 83%
- Rayners Lane: 76%
- Redbridge: 69%
- Regent's Park: 56%
- Richmond: 154%
- Rickmansworth: 78%
- Roding Valley: 45%
- Royal Oak: 84%
- Ruislip: 71%
- Ruislip Gardens: 75%
- Ruislip Manor: 71%
- Russell Square: 68%
- Seven Sisters: 70%
- Shepherd's Bush: 62%
- Shepherd's Bush Market: 100%
- Sloane Square: 89%
- Snaresbrook: 77%
- South Ealing: 59%
- South Harrow: 82%
- South Kensington: 84%
- South Kenton: 64%
- South Ruislip: 76%
- South Wimbledon: 78%
- South Woodford: 74%
- Southfields: 84%
- Southgate: 69%
- Southwark: 57%
- St. James's Park: 68%
- St. John's Wood: 81%
- St. Paul's: 56%
- Stamford Brook: 80%
- Stanmore: 82%
- Stepney Green: 84%
- Stockwell: 66%
- Stonebridge Park: 99%
- Sudbury Hill: 75%
- Sudbury Town: 73%
- Swiss Cottage: 76%
- Temple: 96%
- Theydon Bois: 79%
- Tooting Bec: 82%
- Tooting Broadway: 77%
- Tottenham Hale: 100%
- Totteridge & Whetstone: 82%
- Tower Hill: 78%
- Tufnell Park: 78%
- Turnham Green: 83%
- Turnpike Lane: 71%
- Upminster: 102%
- Upminster Bridge: 74%
- Upney: 84%
- Upton Park: 116%
- Uxbridge: 62%
- Vauxhall: 68%
- Victoria: 70%
- Walthamstow Central: 69%
- Wanstead: 68%
- Warren Street: 76%
- Warwick Avenue: 75%
- Waterloo: 90%
- Watford: 89%
- Wembley Central: 86%
- Wembley Park: 101%
- West Acton: 63%
- West Brompton: 101%
- West Finchley: 82%
- West Ham: 115%
- West Hampstead: 77%
- West Harrow: 94%
- West Kensington: 76%
- West Ruislip: 90%
- Westbourne Park: 96%
- Westminster: 82%
- White City: 83%
- Willesden Green: 68%
- Willesden Junction: 86%
- Wimbledon: 135%
- Wimbledon Park: 84%
- Wood Green: 66%
- Wood Lane: 111%
- Woodford: 75%
- Woodside Park: 72%
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