Toilets on trains / DLR

Yorkie1

Does anyone know whether there are toilets on the trains on:

a) Greater Anglia line (Liverpool Street and Stratford destinations);
b) Docklands Light Railway; and
c) South Eastern line - London Bridge / Orpington route.

I am likely to have to make a journey with a family member with hidden disabilities, and starting to plan the best route / which trains would be best.

Thanks

macman

Most GA trains will have toilets, depending on destination. Crossrail (LP St to Shenfield) do not. No DLR trains have toilets on board.

NBLondon

c) Yes - but often only one per 4-car set

Yorkie1

Thank you both - that's really helpful.

GA to Liverpool Street > tube to Bank > tube to London Bridge > SE trains it is likely to be, then. (I know tubes don't have toilets).

zagubov

Many tube stations do though.

yorkie2

Southeastern fast trains to Orpington should have toilets but some stopping trains might not.

macman

Yorkie1 said:

Thank you both - that's really helpful.

GA to Liverpool Street > tube to Bank > tube to London Bridge > SE trains it is likely to be, then. (I know tubes don't have toilets).

GA to Stratford, Jubilee Line to London Bridge, Southheastern to Orphington. Saves you an extra change on the Tube.

Yorkie1

macman said:

Yorkie1 said:

Thank you both - that's really helpful.

GA to Liverpool Street > tube to Bank > tube to London Bridge > SE trains it is likely to be, then. (I know tubes don't have toilets).

GA to Stratford, Jubilee Line to London Bridge, Southheastern to Orphington. Saves you an extra change on the Tube.

Ooh that's a route I hadn't spotted. Thanks.

jon81uk

No TfL trains (Underground, DLR, Overground, Elizabeth Line) have toilets. But some stations do.
There is a list of TfL stations with toilets here London Underground customer toilets: locations and opening times (tfl.gov.uk) and more information here Public toilets in London - Transport for London (tfl.gov.uk)