Lift 109 Entry Ticket at Battersea Power Station
Lift 109 Entry Ticket at Battersea Power Station
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
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Soar 109 meters up on a thrilling ride on Lift 109 and reach the top of the historic Battersea Power Station, where you'll be treated to mesmerizing views of London.
Get your adrenaline pumping with an exciting lift ride, ascending 109 meters in the famous glass Lift 109, and reach the top of Battersea Power Station.
Step into history as you check out the displays at Battersea Power Station, showcasing its architectural journey and diversity over the years.
Spot the London Eye, St. Paul's Cathedral, and River Thames among other noteworthy landmarks around the city from the top of the power station.
Fun fact: Battersea Power Station was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, who also designed the classic British red telephone box. Picture opportunity much?
Entry to Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station
Battersea Power Station with Lift 109, London, against a cloudy sky.
An elevating experience with breathtaking views
Prepare for an adrenaline-fuelled ascent to the top of the northwest chimney of the Battersea Power Station. With your tickets, you can access the glass Lift 109 which takes you 109 meters high, soaring above the city's fine skyline. Your journey will begin at the Art Deco Turbine Hall A which contains a wide array of displays tracing the history of the power station. Once you're done exploring the displays, board your lift and enjoy a unique perspective of the city with panoramic 360-degree views of London's most famous landmarks like Big Ben, the London Eye, The Shard, and more.
Step back in time at Battersea Power Station
Take your time learning the history of Battersea Power Station, a decommissioned coal-fired power station, through the original records and media displays available in the hall. This detailed exhibit allows you to dive into the rich history of this architectural marvel, from its inception as a coal-fired power station to its transformation into a multi-use space today. Learn about its vital role in powering London over the years and appreciate the architectural genius that went into its construction. Known for its distinctive design and rich history, it was built in two phases between 1929 and 1955, it was one of the largest brick buildings in the world.
Visitors interacting with a digital display at Battersea Power Station's Lift 109 experience.
View from inside Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station with red neon lights.
Battersea Power Station with Lift 109, London, against a cloudy sky.
Visitors interacting with a digital display at Battersea Power Station's Lift 109 experience.
View from inside Lift 109 at Battersea Power Station with red neon lights.
Interior view of New Battersea Power Station with shops and walkways.
What's not allowed
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Safety is a priority so this experience does not allow unaccompanied minors.
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Keep in mind food & beverages, large bags and luggage are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
Accessibility
- The lift is accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers. If you require a step-free route, please reserve the wheelchair lift.
Additional information
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There are 39 stairs to climb up and down.
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Pushchairs and buggies are only permitted in The Gallery space and cannot be brought into the Lift.
Visitors exploring digital art installation at Lift 109, Battersea Power Station.
Battersea Power Station with four chimneys by the River Thames, London.
Interior view of New Battersea Power Station with shops and walkways.
Visitors exploring digital art installation at Lift 109, Battersea Power Station.
Battersea Power Station with four chimneys by the River Thames, London.
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