Aldrington

For a strip of concrete on the side of a railway line, it's not half bad. If you want a more frequent service, walk down the road to Hove (5-10) mins. Bit dirty but apart from that, no complaints :)

Horrible station!!! No visible under-or-overpass so even after looking for ages all across the station, I couldn’t find anything to cross onto the other side on. Had to walk multiple times up and down the dangerous-looking alleyway late at night in order to find anything, and even then I failed! As an 18 year old girl, I feel in danger walking around in dark alleyways at the best of times, but especially at night! In the end, I had to cross across the tracks in order to not miss my train home, which was terrifying!It turns out that the weird exit alleyway thing branching off of the exit alleyway was the underpass, but it certainly wasn’t obvious in the slightest.Disgusting layout to the station. Needs work immediately.

Aldrington station is the next stop from Hove station on the Worthing to Brighton line. A small station with limited facilities.

Very few trains... even those ment to stop don't bother. Best bet get to Hove or Portslade...

Found a drunk guy passed out here once. Fed him a bread roll and sent him on his way. Top station

Nearly missed my train because of the assbackwards layout of the place. What sort of hick town station doesn't have an overpass or underpass?!?! Not to mention the rapey-looking alley you have to walk down.

Could do with a clean every now and then.Two stars because of the nice sounding reverb in the tunnel.

This station is a disgrace. The ticket machine rarely works, the permission to travel machine has never worked, the weather shelters are tiny and do not have proper seating and the frequency of trains is too low.Update: Southern now pay for two ticket inspectors every morning. The money would be better spent on a station upgrade.Southern Rail have failed. Again.

No ticket barriers.