Bridge Street Subway Station em Glasgow, Reino Unido

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Site:	www.spt.co.uk
Endereço:	67 Eglinton Street, Glasgow, Reino Unido, G5 9NR South Side, Gorbals
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:	20 mBridge Street 30 mTradeston, Eglinton Street/ Norfolk Street 50 mEglinton Street/ Norfolk Street
Categorias:	Transporte Público

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Hoje	6:00 – 23:30 Aberto agora
Horário local (Glasgow)	18:21 sexta-feira, 20 de junho de 2025

Horário de funcionamento

segunda-feira	6:00 – 23:30
terça-feira	6:00 – 23:30
quarta-feira	6:00 – 23:30
quinta-feira	6:00 – 23:30
sexta-feira	6:00 – 23:30
sábado	6:00 – 23:30
domingo	10:00 – 18:30

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13 avaliações para Bridge Street Subway Station

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Alison M.

Classificação do local: 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Handy for nearby attractions such as the O2, Gorbals Leisure Centre, Glasgow Mosque, City of Glasgow College Riverside Campus, Citizens Theatre and surrounding areas of the New Gorbals (perhaps also the top end of Glasgow Green, if you prefer to go that way rather than via St Enoch?).
As previous Unilocalers have mentioned, very handy for the Laurieston Pub and Kervan Palace, as well as the bus stops for travelling further South and a Nextbike stance sits just outside the car park. Not much to say about the actual station, it is functional and does not yet have the full ‘makeover’ which many stations seem to be getting.

Tony C.

Classificação do local: 3
Carstairs Junction, United Kingdom

Park n Ride, The O2 Academy, the *amazing* Laurieston Bar, bus links further south… all of these things are reachable within minutes from this Subway stop. This is where you start to feel «Here we go» if you’re on the Subcrawl.
The Laurieston is well worth a visit, a cracking little haunt — and also your last cheap drink chance before you enter the Academy if you’re gigging it.
A handy stop, nothing groundbreaking though.

Marj C.

Classificação do local: 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Glasgow Underground stations are pretty basic as a general rule, but some have better amenities.
Bridge Street falls under that category, since it has a car park. This is very handy for people who are heading to a gig at the neighbouring 02 Academy, or who are going to see one of the plays in the Citizens’ Theatre.
It’s very handy for the city centre and a stonesthrow away from two of the city’s main venues. The car park is massive and larger queues are dealt with efficiently by the staff. Not bad!

Katie A.

Classificação do local: 3
Manchester, United Kingdom

Bridge Street Underground is located to the south of Glasgow city centre. It’s much bigger than you’d expect it to be — mainly because it doubles up as a park and ride for those Glaswegians who commute into the city. Don’t want to pay ridiculous parking charges all day while you’re at work? Simples. Just park here for free and get the subway into the city instead. For this reason, this station is generally a pretty busy one.
It’s also the closest subway station for a couple of attractions in the south side — including the O2 Academy and theCitizens Theatre. There’s not that much else around here though…

Chris D.

Classificação do local: 3
London, United Kingdom

Just your average stop on the old subway that happens to be the closest one to a number of interesting points of… eh, interest?
First off we have the 02 Academy just up the road, then there’s the Citizens Theatre a little further away and lastly the Glasgow College of Nautical Studies i attended… that’s probably the only reason i really know about this stop.
Other than that its a relatively well kept and straight forward wee place… s’all really.

Eleanor M.

Classificação do local: 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom

If I hadn’t already been to this Subway station then I would probably avoid it at all costs after some reviews depicting it as some sort of battleground in a slum. Which, in reality is not true.
In fact at this station you are probably more likely to meet less than your average oddball as it’s main users are commuters who park their car here to avoid taking it into the city centre where the parking is a nightmare. This station, along with Shields Road is well known for its ample parking for commuters from the South Side heading into the town centre.
Perhaps not the most glamorous area but it’s not as if you’re going to come to any harm here, it’s right beside the Carling Academy and also the stop for the Citizens Theatre so although what some people think is «scary», this part of town actually has a lot of history and culture.

Paul C.

Classificação do local: 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Not the nicest area on the clockwork orange line, however Bridge Street is a functional stop that helps gig-goers get to and from the O2 Academy safely.
With bus stops right outside it’s also a handy access station for various other parts of the city. Furthemore a bit of effort has also gone into the layout making it slightly more aesthetically pleasing than some others on the circle. Not bad at all.

Steven B.

Classificação do local: 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

One of the nicer tube stations, with reassuring CCTV and a bit of effort with some flowers to make it look a bit more appealing.
It’s close to the O2 Academy, and on gig night, this place is heaving. Otherwise, it’s a pretty quiet stop, pretty small too.
There’s a bus stop right outside here with plenty of buses running down here like the 45 if you are heading to a gig and dont want to fork out more money for a tube ticket on top of your bus ticket.
Plenty of parking space here too.

Gordon W.

Classificação do local: 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

I would agree with the other reviewers — definitely not the most pleasant subway station in town due to the run down nature of some of the surrounding area and the unpleasant characters this attracts.
Though it is very close to the O2 Academy (former Carling Academy) and there are never big queues once a gig is finished. The car park here is huge and there are usually plenty spaces availible. That’s if you can get here in the firstplace — some of the roads around here are terribly confusing.

Gavin M.

Classificação do local: 4
Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Bridge Street is just a Subway stop like any other, and as mentioned previously is the closest one to popular venues like the O2 Academy and The Citizens Theatre, there is however, another little place nearby that I’ve always found fascinating, but never quite had the courage to look into.
The Cincinatti Club is a poker club just a few doors up from the station, and as far as I know the only poker club in Glasgow (bar those in casinos and pubs etc). I honestly have no idea what it’s like inside, or what the setup is, but in my mind its permanently like a scene from Goodfellas.

Nicola B.

Classificação do local: 4
Glasgow, United Kingdom

As the others said, Bridge Street Underground is the best stop to alight for the Citizen’s Theatre and O2 Academy gig venue. Although both are walking distance from town, on a cold/rainy/snowy night it’s worth a quid or so to jump on the subway from Buchanan Street or St Enoch in order to get there in one dry, warm piece!
I’ve never found it to be threatening, but then again, I’ve always gone during or after a big show, so it’s full of other gig-goers.
There are also some pubs and restaurants in the area. One of my favourite Greek restaurants was right on the corner here, in the old bank building. It has since moved to the Merchant City and been renamed Zorba — slightly off-topic, but I recommend you try it!
Overall, definitely worth it for the location!

Darryl R.

Classificação do local: 3
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Bridge Street Underground is also a Park and Ride substop, so when you get to the top of the stairs, you may be slightly confused by the prescence of all the cars.
A great place for access to the O2 Academy and Citizen’s theatre, however, otherwise, it can be slightly daunting.

Liz K.

Classificação do local: 2
Glasgow, United Kingdom

Located for the areas of Laurieston and the Gorbals, Bridge Street is one of the scarier Subway stations in my opinion.
As soon as I stepped out of the station, I saw two chibbed old guys reeling about the place happily.
Not normally very busy, although this station serves the O2 Academy and the Citezens’ Theatre. I imagine it would be busy here before and after a gig.