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Status: Service Closed

Metropolitan Line: Service will resume later this morning.

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Is the Metropolitan line running today?

No, as of the morning of 13 June 2026, the Metropolitan line is currently service closed.

Details: Metropolitan Line: Service will resume later this morning.

This page shows the latest Metropolitan line status, plus reliability trends based on observed service history. Set up free alerts on the homepage to get emailed when the status changes.

Metropolitan Line Performance Summary

Last 24 hours

In the last 24 hours (), the Metropolitan line averaged 84.3% good service - fairly middling. That was broadly in line with the past week.

Last 7 days

In the week ending , the Metropolitan line sat at 81.9% reliability across all hours - broadly average. During peak hours, reliability dropped noticeably to 68.8%. Over the past 90 days, Tuesdays tend to perform best at 82.5%, and Saturdays worst at 57.2%.

Last 30 days

Taking the 30-day window ending , the Metropolitan line came in at 73.3% - below average, and ranked 13th out of 20, in the lower half. During peak hours, reliability came in at 75.8%, edging slightly above the all-hours figure.

Last year

Over the last year ( to ), the Metropolitan line has ranked 14th out of 20 lines with 73.7% reliability, in the lower half.

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All stations on the Metropolitan line

34 stations · 4 branches

1 station on this line has active issues: Wembley Park (lift out)
Aldgate ↔ Watford21 stations
  1. Aldgate
  2. Liverpool Street
  3. Moorgate
  4. Barbican
  5. Farringdon
  6. King's Cross St. Pancras
  7. Euston Square
  8. Great Portland Street
  9. Baker Street
  10. Finchley Road
  11. Wembley Park ⚠ Lift out
  12. Preston Road
  13. Northwick Park
  14. Harrow-on-the-Hill
  15. North Harrow
  16. Pinner
  17. Northwood Hills
  18. Northwood
  19. Moor Park
  20. Croxley
  21. Watford
Aldgate ↔ Amersham23 stations
  1. Aldgate
  2. Liverpool Street
  3. Moorgate
  4. Barbican
  5. Farringdon
  6. King's Cross St. Pancras
  7. Euston Square
  8. Great Portland Street
  9. Baker Street
  10. Finchley Road
  11. Wembley Park ⚠ Lift out
  12. Preston Road
  13. Northwick Park
  14. Harrow-on-the-Hill
  15. North Harrow
  16. Pinner
  17. Northwood Hills
  18. Northwood
  19. Moor Park
  20. Rickmansworth
  21. Chorleywood
  22. Chalfont & Latimer
  23. Amersham
Aldgate ↔ Chesham23 stations
  1. Aldgate
  2. Liverpool Street
  3. Moorgate
  4. Barbican
  5. Farringdon
  6. King's Cross St. Pancras
  7. Euston Square
  8. Great Portland Street
  9. Baker Street
  10. Finchley Road
  11. Wembley Park ⚠ Lift out
  12. Preston Road
  13. Northwick Park
  14. Harrow-on-the-Hill
  15. North Harrow
  16. Pinner
  17. Northwood Hills
  18. Northwood
  19. Moor Park
  20. Rickmansworth
  21. Chorleywood
  22. Chalfont & Latimer
  23. Chesham
Aldgate ↔ Uxbridge22 stations
  1. Aldgate
  2. Liverpool Street
  3. Moorgate
  4. Barbican
  5. Farringdon
  6. King's Cross St. Pancras
  7. Euston Square
  8. Great Portland Street
  9. Baker Street
  10. Finchley Road
  11. Wembley Park ⚠ Lift out
  12. Preston Road
  13. Northwick Park
  14. Harrow-on-the-Hill
  15. West Harrow
  16. Rayners Lane
  17. Eastcote
  18. Ruislip Manor
  19. Ruislip
  20. Ickenham
  21. Hillingdon
  22. Uxbridge

Metropolitan Line Performance and Reliability Data

Detailed charts showing how the Metropolitan line has performed over different time periods. All reliability figures are time-weighted and exclude normal overnight closures.

Metropolitan line service status: last 24 hours

Every status change on the Metropolitan line in the past 24 hours, from Good Service through to suspensions and closures.

Metropolitan line status distribution: last 7 days

How operational time was split between service statuses over the past week. This shows status distribution, not the reliability figure (which excludes planned closures and overnight closures).

Metropolitan line monthly reliability trend

Month-by-month reliability percentage showing long-term performance patterns and seasonal trends.

Metropolitan line reliability by hour of day

Average reliability for each hour of the day, based on 60 days of monitoring. Helps identify the best and worst travel times.

Metropolitan line reliability by day of week

Over the last 90 days, the Metropolitan line has performed best on Tuesdays (82.5%) and worst on Saturdays (57.2%).

Metropolitan line typical station busyness

How busy stations on the Metropolitan line typically are throughout the day, based on TfL crowding data. 100% = the single busiest hour of the week.

Recent status changes

  • Service Closed
  • Good Service
  • Minor Delays
  • Good Service
  • Minor Delays
  • Good Service
  • Service Closed

How we calculate reliability

  • Time-weighted: Reliability is the percentage of operational time with “Good Service”, not a count of incidents. A 23-hour good day with a 1-hour delay scores ~96%, not 50%.
  • Operational hours only: Normal overnight closures (“Service Closed”) and planned closures are excluded so they don’t deflate scores.
  • Status change tracking: We record every status change from the TfL API (polled every 60 seconds), then calculate the duration of each status period.
  • Peak hours: Peak-hour figures cover weekday mornings (07:00-09:30) and evenings (16:30-19:00) only. All-hours figures include the full operational day.
  • Refresh frequency: Statistics on this page are recalculated every 5 minutes. Day-of-week patterns are based on the last 90 days of data.
  • Data source: All data comes from the Transport for London Unified API.
  • New lines: DLR, Elizabeth line, and Tram were recently added to our monitoring. Annual statistics for these lines will become available once a full year of data has been collected.

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About the Metropolitan line

The Metropolitan line is the Underground's original, and it still feels a bit different, with longer runs and (sometimes) more breathing space. It's relatively reliable, but it can get busy fast at peak, and the fast and semi-fast patterns can catch people out. If you fancy a day that feels less Zone 1, it's also the way out towards Amersham. Check live updates before you set off.