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Provides the essential timed entry to the exhibition and chimney lift at the most competitive entry-level price.
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For the best value at Lift 109, compare official off-peak rates against partner bundles if you plan to visit other London landmarks. While 'skip-the-line' tickets ensure a confirmed time slot, be aware that all visitors must still queue for the final elevator ascent and security check regardless of ticket type.
Peak-time visitors (weekends and sunset slots)
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Offers better value by combining the Battersea views with other major attractions like the London Eye or a Thames river cruise.
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4 things to know before your visit
- Entrance: The entrance to Lift 109 is located inside Turbine Hall A of the Battersea Power Station; look for the dedicated glass-fronted desk near the North Entrance. Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled slot to clear the mandatory security bag check and proceed through the immersive exhibition. Be aware that large bags, suitcases, and strollers are strictly prohibited inside the lift and there are no on-site lockers, so you must store heavy items at external luggage points like Victoria Station before arrival.
- Price: Official adult tickets for Lift 109 typically range from £17.00 for off-peak slots to £24.00 during peak periods, with child rates (ages 3–15) between £12.60 and £18.50. While third-party platforms may include a small markup or service fee, they often provide 24-hour cancellation flexibility and easier mobile management, whereas official site bookings are generally non-refundable and subject to a £1.50 transaction fee. Note that infants (0-2) are free but require a booked ticket.
- Discounts: As of June 2026, Lift 109 requires timed-entry bookings for all visitors. Adult rates apply to those aged 16 and over, while children aged 3–15 are eligible for reduced-price tickets. Infants aged 0–2 enter free of charge but must have a ticket added to the booking for capacity management. Visitors with disabilities are entitled to one complimentary personal assistant/carer ticket, which can be arranged by selecting the appropriate option during checkout or presenting valid documentation such as an Access Card (+1). Crucially, the standard experience involves 39 stairs; visitors requiring step-free access must reserve a specific 'Accessible' ticket at the time of booking, as the dedicated lift operates on a limited rotation. All children under 16 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
- Timing: Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book a specific time slot for the Chimney Lift?
Yes, Lift 109 operates strictly on a timed-entry basis to manage the elevator's small capacity. You should arrive at the North Entrance of Battersea Power Station at least 10–15 minutes before your scheduled slot to allow for check-in.
Can I get a refund or change my visit date?
Official tickets are generally non-refundable and non-changeable once booked. If you require flexibility, booking through a partner like GetYourGuide often provides a 24-hour cancellation window for a full refund, which is highly recommended for travelers with uncertain schedules.
What happens if I arrive late for my scheduled time?
Admission for latecomers is not guaranteed and is subject to availability in later slots, which are often fully booked during weekends and sunset hours. If you miss your window, you may forfeit your ticket without a refund.
Are there restrictions on bags, strollers, or luggage?
Only small bags (maximum A4 size) are permitted inside the lift. There is no cloakroom on-site for luggage or large backpacks, and while strollers are allowed in the initial gallery area, they cannot be taken into the glass elevator itself.
Is the Chimney Lift experience fully accessible?
Yes, but wheelchair users must book a specific 'Accessible' time slot. These run every 30 minutes and utilize a dedicated step-free lift to reach the chimney's boarding platform, as the standard route involves 39 stairs.
Do children and infants need their own tickets?
Children aged 3–15 require a paid child ticket and must be accompanied by an adult. Infants aged 2 and under typically enter free of charge and do not require a separate ticket, though you should verify this at the time of booking for capacity tracking.
How long does the entire experience take?
The total experience lasts approximately 45 minutes. This includes time in the Art Deco exhibition and the interactive Infinity Room, followed by the express ascent and roughly 10–15 minutes of viewing time at the 109-meter summit.
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