Substation Brixton
4.8· 1117 reviews on GoogleUnit 13, Ellerslie Square Industrial Estate, Brixton Hill, Clapham, LondonMore in ClaphamMore in London
Substation Brixton · Trial class
Get two weeks of unlimited climbing for just £30 (no contract, perfect for beginners)
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- Category
- Yoga · Climbing · Fitness Studio · Wellness
- Price
- 30–82 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Climbing membership Adults | £82 | /month |
| Climbing membership U18s | £55 | /month |
| Studio intro offer | £30 | for 2 weeks unlimited classes |
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 07:00-22:00
- Sat–Sun
- 08:00-20:00
Classes
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Frequently asked questions about Substation Brixton
How much does it cost to train at Substation Brixton?
Prices at Substation Brixton are in the 30–82 GBP range. The cheapest option is Studio intro offer at £30.
Does Substation Brixton have an intro offer?
Yes. Substation Brixton offers: Get two weeks of unlimited climbing for just £30 (no contract, perfect for beginners).
What are the opening hours at Substation Brixton?
Substation Brixton is open Mon–Fri 07:00-22:00, Sat–Sun 08:00-20:00.
Where is Substation Brixton?
Substation Brixton is at Unit 13, Ellerslie Square Industrial Estate, Brixton Hill in Clapham, London.
What kind of training does Substation Brixton offer?
At Substation Brixton you will find yoga, climbing, fitness studio and wellness.
What rating does Substation Brixton have?
Substation Brixton has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 1117 reviews.
Where you'll be
Clapham, London
Unit 13, Ellerslie Square Industrial Estate, Brixton Hill, SW2 5DZ, London
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