Waterloo
Modern travel hubs with a proud past
SSP operates at all eleven of London’s main stations. Speed of service is essential in the time-pressured environment of a station, and. SSP UK meets this need with a variety of kiosks formats, as well as seated units.
All of these stations are of historical importance and development at the buildings requires considerable skill and sensitivity. Space is often severely limited, meaning that significant operational dexterity is required to ensure commercial success.
Opened in 1848, London’s Waterloo is the city’s largest station, measuring an expansive 24 and half acres. It serves 125 million passengers every year.
Network Rail has recently upgraded its ticketing system, and at the re-developed barrier line there is now a new range of quick-service outlets including The Pasty Shop, Delice de France, Caffè Ritazza and Camden Food, and an Upper Crust for those who want to grab and go before they catch their train.
Other brands on offer include M&S Simply Food, Burger King, Sloe Bar Café and the Wellesley pub.
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Sector - Stations