Glasgow catacombs
Beneath the platforms of Glasgow Central station you’ll find a maze of corridors, staircases, storage rooms and even a disused Victorian platform.
London Waterloo service tunnels
Waterloo's secret passages are a mixture of tunnels, corridors, roads and other disused spaces.
Victoria and Waterloo tunnels
Beneath the streets of Liverpool there is a complex network of tunnels, the largest two being Victoria and Waterloo.
Alfreton old tunnel
Almost half a mile long in a straight line, this wide once double-tracked tunnel is located 30 minutes from Nottingham.
London Paddington service tunnels
Hidden beneath Paddington's platforms you'll find a network of tunnels, corridors and disused spaces, ideal for murky or covert sequences.
Disused platforms
Looking for an empty platform for maximum control? At Preston we have three to choose from!
Ouse Valley viaduct
The intricate and unique design of this viaduct provides film-makers and photographers with an impressive backdrop.
Preston
A large transport hub that can stand in for a city station, Preston offers a wide variety of features under one roof.
Stoke-on-Trent
A beautiful station in the heart of the potteries, Stoke-on-Trent was built in 1848 and is Grade-II listed.
Rugby
A commuter station, Rugby is deceptively quiet and within easy reach of the capital.
Penrith
Penrith is a small and beautifully formed station, and is Grade II listed so good for period productions.
Oxenholme Lake District
Oxenholme station sits within beautiful countryside, and is the gateway to the Lake District.
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