Neasden london

An exit that has you constantly bouncing into people barging their way inside. Staff that would much rather hide that offer assistance. A toilet that is always closed. The best thing that’s every happened to this station is Honey G filming here for her X Factor performance. And that in itself was abysmal. If I didn’t live round the corner I’d never come here again. That being said, I’m walking there right now.

The tube service itself is reasonable but the surrounding green area is unkempt and serves as a dumping ground for empty soft drink and beer cans. When will the land owner take control to stop this happening?

Ugly and dirty station. Felt very uncomfortable waiting for a train there.

Ok

A very hideous station that has only a few bus route connecting to the nearby. I would prefer getting off at Willesden Green or somewhere else to walk less.

It is a Neasden. It's handy if you go to the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. Borough of Brent and Bob Marley spent summer 1972 when he was touring with the wailers at 15 The Circle NW2 And Wembley stadium is not too far either .

Poor area, low quality

people working behind the window are oblivious

I've been going to this station for a while now, I can say that the area surrounding the station isn't the greatest place, getting to the station is also difficult as there usually traffic on the road leading to the station, inside the tube station is generally clean however tube toilets aren't available which is a bummer for those who need to use public restroom.

The kind of abyss that really lives up to its reputation. Can't even begin to detail out the weird things, attempted robberies, and fights I've nearly gotten into right outside the station over the several years I've lived here and visited. Especially not a great spot if you're the kind of person like me who goes out late and comes home in the early morning hours. Also, just don't sit on the benches. Any of them. I can tell you from eye-witness experience that many of them have been thoroughly urinated on over the years. All in all, the station really embodies the general wasteland uncomfortable vibe you'll find yourself feeling no matter where you are in Neasden. Glad I could call it home for some years.