Lift 109 Tickets

There are two Battersea Power Station entrances to get to Lift 109: 

South entrance: Malaysia Square

North entrance: Power Station Park

Once inside Battersea Power Station, head directly to the Lift 109 entrance adjacent to the Lift 109 Gift Shop.

• Lost and found: If you've lost an item, fill out this form. The staff will only hold the lost item for 30 days, after which, it will be disposed of. There is no postal service for returning lost property and lost items must be collected in person.
• Shop: You can purchase souvenirs from the Lift 109 Shop or the online shop, including hand-painted bricks, illustrated prints, and brick jewelry. 
• Toilets: Toilets, including accessible ones, are located outside near the food hall.
• Parking: There is a limited free car parking area at Circus West Village. There are disabled parking spaces at Circus West Village and Electric Boulevard car parks.

• Wheelchair and mobility scooter access: Battersea Power Station and its surrounding area are fully accessible, with paths, ramps, and nearby accessible underground stations. However, mobility scooters cannot be brought into the Lift 109. The maximum wheelchair size that can be accommodated is 115cm x 65cm.
• Lifts: Wherever there are stairs in Battersea Power Station, accessible lifts or escalators are available. If you require step-free access, reserve a space on the lift when booking your tickets.
• Seating: Seating is available in the gallery, infinity room, transfer lobby, and within Lift 109 itself.
• Subtitles: The Infinity Room is equipped with a voiceover. If you require subtitles, please inform a team member at the entrance and they will provide you with an iPad that displays subtitles in sync with the show.
• Free carer ticket: Complimentary tickets are provided for carers for guests requiring assistance. You will need to show documentation such as DLA, PIP, or Blue Badge on arrival and carers must be over 18 years.

• Bottled cold drinks are permitted. However, no food or hot drinks are allowed into the attraction.
• Alcohol is not permitted unless you have pre-purchased champagne. Champagne and bottled water are available to purchase from the Lift 109 bar.
• Please be alert and do not leave your belongings unattended at any time. Unattended items may be removed in line with our security protocols.
• Drones, selfie sticks, tripods, and professional filming or photography equipment is strictly prohibited.
• Pushchairs and buggies are not allowed in the lift itself. Pushchairs are permitted in the gallery area, and you can store them in the buggy park before you enter the Infinity Room. 
• If you want to photograph or film at Lift 109 for commercial or editorial use, you need to send a request to the press office beforehand at marketing@lift109.co.uk. 
• No pets are permitted into Lift 109 but you can bring assistance dogs.
• Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

• Since there is no cloakroom at Lift 109, bring only a small handbag or rucksack. 
• Elevate your experience with a glass of champagne by upgrading to a Champagne ticket.
• Early mornings or late afternoons offer the best light for photography and tend to be less crowded. The sunset view from Lift 109 is particularly spectacular, so consider timing your visit around sunset for amazing views over London.
• Weekends, holidays, and afternoons can be busier, so if you prefer a quieter experience, aim for a weekday morning visit. This can also give you more time to enjoy the interactive exhibits without feeling rushed.
• Look out for the Pink Floyd's Animals album cover in the multimedia exhibition - the Power Station is the star!
• Battersea Power Station is a hub for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Allocate some extra time to explore the area, enjoy a meal at one of the nearby restaurants, or browse through the shops before or after your Lift 109 experience.
• Take some time to explore and appreciate the stunning Art Deco architecture of the Battersea Power Station itself. The building’s iconic chimneys and industrial style are visually striking, especially after its recent renovation.
• The experience involves a short journey up the chimney in a glass elevator, but there may be some walking involved around the complex, so wear comfortable shoes.
• While the experience itself is indoors and protected from the elements, the views will be clearer on sunny or partly cloudy days. Check the weather forecast to pick a clear day for the best views.

There are over 50 world-class cafes, bars, and signature restaurants to choose from inside the Power Station:

• Arcade Food Hall & Bar: Can’t decide what to eat? Head to Arcade Food Hall & Bar and try stir fries and salads from Phed Power, Cantonese comfort food from Siu Siu, Italian gelato from Leccami Gelato, Indian fast food from Hero, Japanese sushi from Sushi Kamon, Nepali street food from Tipan Tapan, or Middle Eastern shawarma from Shatta & Toum. 
• BAO Noodle Shop: Savor bowlfuls of beef noodle soup, xiao chi, and bao at BAO Noodle Shop.
• Bread Street Kitchen & Bar: Indulge in the very best of Gordon Ramsay’s signature dishes; from his world-famous Beef Wellington to Himalayan salt dry-aged Rare Breed beef from the wood-fired Josper grill.
• Brindisa Tapas: Try out seasonal Spanish tapas and bar snacks in a terraza-style bar overlooking the River Thames.

• Budget hotels: Corbigoe Hotel (from £29 | 1km), Travelodge London Battersea (from £41 | 3.1km), Carlton Hotel (from £46 | 1km), Travelodge London Clapham Junction (from £46 | 2.5km)
• Mid-range hotels: The House on Warwick (from £108 | 1.1km), Comfort Inn Victoria (from £109 | 1.2km) Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa (from £111 | 310m), Hotel Rafayel (from £119 | 2.7km)
• Luxury hotels: Artist Residence London (from £188 | 940m), The Chelsea Harbour Hotel & Spa (from £188 | 2.7km), Hyatt Regency London Albert Embankment (from £221 | 1.9km), art'otel London Battersea Power Station (from £241 | 180m)

• Battersea Park (0.1 mile): Battersea Park is a 200-acre space, known for its lakes, gardens, and sports facilities. It also features a children's zoo, an art gallery, and riverside views.
• Garden Museum (1.6 miles): The Garden Museum, located in a former church, is dedicated to the art, history, and design of gardens. It features exhibitions, a courtyard garden, and the tombs of notable figures like John Tradescant, England’s first great gardener.
• Shrek's Adventure! London (2.1 miles): Featuring live actors, 4D rides, and themed sets from the DreamWorks films, it's an engaging experience for children and fans of the franchise.
• SEA LIFE London Aquarium (2.1 miles): With over 500 species, including sharks, rays, and penguins, SEA LIFE London Aquarium offers visitors the chance to explore marine life from around the world through interactive exhibits and underwater tunnels.
• The London Dungeon (2.2 miles): The London Dungeon is a thrilling, immersive attraction that brings the city's dark history to life, from Jack the Ripper to the Great Fire, through live actors, special effects, and interactive storytelling.