London is one of the busiest cities in the world, and staying connected is essential. Whether it’s catching up on group chats, checking your emails, or scrolling social media, you can do it all while traveling on the tube with iD Mobile:
How do I connect?
You don't need to do anything to connect. Your phone will automatically connect to the 4G or 5G signal just like it does above ground, as long as your Mobile Data is enabled.
This is different from the old Tube Wi-Fi, which required you to log in. This is a seamless 4G and 5G mobile network that works in stations and tunnels, so you can:
- Stream TV, films, and music.
- Make video calls and stay on top of group chats.
- Send emails and check live journey planners.
- Play online games.
What stations can I use Mobile Data in?
Service is live at the following stations:
- Angel
- Archway
- Bank
- Belsize Park
- Bermondsey
- Bond Street
- Caledonian Road
- Camden Town
- Canada Water
- Canary Wharf
- Chalk Farm
- Chancery Lane
- Charing Cross
- Clapham Common
- Clapham North
- Clapham South
- Colliers Wood
- Covent Garden
- Embankment
- Euston
- Farringdon
- Goodge Street
- Green Park
- Hampstead
- Highgate
- Holborn
- Holland Park
- Hyde Park Corner
- Kennington
- Kentish Town
- Lancaster Gate
- Leicester Square
- Liverpool Street
- Marble Arch
- Mornington Crescent
- North Greenwich
- Notting Hill Gate
- Oval
- Oxford Circus
- Paddington
- Piccadilly Circus
- Pimlico
- Queensway
- Russell Square
- Shepherd's Bush
- South Wimbledon
- St Paul's
- Stockwell
- Swiss Cottage
- Tooting Bec
- Tooting Broadway
- Tottenham Court Road
- Tufnell Park
- Warren Street
- Whitechapel
- Woolwich
Which tunnels can I use Mobile Data in?
You'll also stay connected in the tunnels between these stations:
- Angel to King's Cross St. Pancras
- Archway to Highgate
- Balham to Tooting Bec
- Bank to Moorgate
- Bank to St Paul's
- Belsize Park to Hampstead
- Bermondsey to Canada Water
- Bond Street to Oxford Circus
- Bond Street to Tottenham Court Road
- Brixton to Stockwell
- Camden Town to Chalk Farm
- Camden Town to Kentish Town
- Canada Water to Canary Wharf
- Canary Wharf to North Greenwich
- Canary Wharf to Victoria Dock Portal
- Chalk Farm to Belsize Park
- Chancery Lane to Holborn
- Charing Cross to Leicester Square
- Charing Cross to Piccadilly Circus
- Clapham Common to Clapham South
- Clapham North to Clapham Common
- Clapham South to Balham
- Colliers Wood to Tooting Broadway
- Covent Garden to Holborn
- Customs House to Woolwich
- Embankment to Charing Cross
- Embankment to Charing Cross
- Euston to King's Cross St. Pancras
- Euston to King's Cross St. Pancras
- Euston to Mornington Crescent
- Farringdon to Liverpool Street
- Goodge Street to Warren Street
- Green Park to Oxford Circus
- Green Park to Piccadilly Circus
- Holborn to Russell Square
- Holborn to Tottenham CR
- Hyde Park Corner to Green Park
- Kentish Town to Tufnell Park
- King's Cross St. Pancras to Russell Square
- Lancaster Gate to Marble Arch
- Lancaster Gate to Queensway
- Leicester Square to Covent Garden
- Leicester Square to Tottenham Court Road
- Marble Arch to Bond Street
- Moorgate to Old Street
- Mornington Crescent to Camden
- North Greenwich to Canning Town
- Notting Hill Gate to Holland Park
- Old Street to Angel
- Oval to Kennington
- Oxford Circus to Warren Street
- Paddington to Bond Street
- Piccadilly Circus to Leicester Square
- Piccadilly Circus to Oxford Circus
- Queensway to Notting Hill Gate
- Royal Oak Portal to Paddington
- Shepherd's Bush to Holland Park
- South Wimbledon to Colliers Wood
- St Paul's to Chancery Lane
- Stockwell to Clapham North
- Tooting Broadway to Tooting Bec
- Tottenham Court Road to Farringdon
- Tottenham Court Road to Goodge Street
- Tottenham Court Road to Oxford Circus
- Tufnell Park to Archway
- Vauxhall to Pimlico
- Warren Street to Euston
- Warren Street to Euston - Northern
- Whitechapel to Canary Wharf
- Whitechapel to Liverpool Street
- Whitechapel to Pudding Mill Lane Portal
- Woolwich to Plumstead Portal
What’s next for the rollout?
This is just the beginning, as the plan is to bring high-speed mobile coverage to the entire London Underground network. Work will continue over the next few years to get all stations and tunnels online. Coverage is also planned for the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and the London Overground.
