Morden Underground Station

This is my access to London, the start of the Northern Line.
Good size, shared with the bus terminal outside.
This takes you to various stns leading on to other transport lines.
If you can get on here you are guaranteed a seat.

It’s difficult to give a star rating to an underground station because, lets face it, you’re not there to ‘hang out’, you’re there out of necessity.
Don’t head to Morden if you’re looking for something fun to do… there is not a lot here other than a lot of buses to take you somewhere else, but if you are passing through on your way somewhere else be sure to pop into the little newsagents in the station and grab yourself a drink and/​or paper. The man who owns this little ‘stand’ is just lovely!

This truly is the end of the line. Most people know Morden as the southern end of the Northern line.
The station is my access to the London Underground network, enabling me to be in Central London about 45 minutes after I leave my house.
The Northern line used to be called the Misery Line but new trains and better signalling have improved things. We could still do with air conditioning on hot days but that’s still a pipe dream.
There are good bus links from Morden station to other destinations as well as a taxi rank. The ticket office and machines are usually in good working order.
The Northern line is one of those confusing lines which splits in 2 halfway through the route and has 3 final destinations at the northern end, so make sure you get on the right train.
Yay for public transport.