Moorfields

I was extremely disappointed myself and wife went to Central station yesterday at 12.00 pm for the hunts Cross train i was abruptly told by a guy on the ticket machine go to moorfeilds to get a bus as the trains are off, myself and wife walked through town when arriving at moorfeilds Station I asked the girl on the ticket machine what time will the next bus be she said go stand at the bus stop I did inform her I'd already been to the bus stop it said no service , we ended up standing at that bus stop for over an hour no buses arrived we was absolutely freezing cold, the train staff need to sort their customer sevice and information out, We ended up getting a Taxi

Great station, very clean and friendly staff

A large underground station with 3 platforms. The station is easy to navigate and all platforms are for trains going the same direction. Step free access is available via lifts, however to use the Northern line you need to use 2 lifts. The escelators are long so some people prefer to take the lifts. To access the wirral line you need to go up an escalator then down 3.

Very busy station, especially during rush hour but nicely ventilated

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Northern line and Wirral line trains stop at this underground station so it is possible to access all stations on the Merseyrail network from this location.There are two entrances one at Old Hall Street near the junction with Chapel Street and the other in Moorfields.Staff are always present at the ticket barriers and at other locations to offer direction and assist whenever necessary. They are friendly and willing to help.There is a ticket office and shop supplying snacks, drinks and magazines. Toilets are close to the Moorfields entrance. Lifts serve all levels.

If you're changing lines, it's easier to change here than at Central & is underground so drier than sandhills. Plenty of seat on the platforms and easy to get from Northern line to Wirral line.It's has step free access to platforms but there are no audible announcements about what the next train is so if you're visually impaired you might have to rely on other people for help.

This was a solid station to depart at, with a large underground area reminiscent of the London tube! The platforms are appropriately sized with efficient departure boards and navigation was easy, following the waterfront and way out signs. It was a very clean station and accessibility is boosted by the escalator, which felt amazing to go on!

The staff is helpful, and the facilities are generally pretty clean. A reliable and efficient option for commuting in the city with constant trains from the Wirral line to chester and the Northen Line. Several escalators are throughout the station, however there are also lifts.

decent station although its probably the worst out of all the underground Liverpool stations. it is an Interchange for the wirral and the northen line