In 2022/2023, Raynes Park had 2,939,854 entries and exits, making it the 155^th most used, out of 2,575 stations in Great Britain.
It ranked 72^nd busiest (out of 997), with 2,488 scheduled services per week.
That's a daily average of 8054.39 passengers* starting or ending their journey here and 22.72 passengers per service*, giving it the 405^th (out of 1,659) passenger to service ratio.
* This increases to a daily average of 8253.63 passengers passing through the station and 23.85 passengers per service when interchanges are included.
Service sample data based on scheduled services during the first week of the May 22 timetable.

A detailed breakdown of passenger journeys between individual stations can be found in our origin/destination matrix pages.

Plat.	Metres	VF*	Notes
1 - Up Branch	206	749
2 - Up Slow	206	749
3 - Down Slow	208	756
4 - Down Branch	206	749

*VF = Vicki Feet: the unit of measurement for platform lengths, as used in the excellent All The Stations. Conversion rate: YouTube video
Data derived from Network Rail timetable planning rules 2025 (Jan 2024)

2006-07 TfL Travelcard

Location: Raynes Park
CRS: RAY / NLC: 5569 / TIPLOC(S): RAYNSPK
Station Facility Owner: South Western Railway
OS Grid Ref: 523184 169268
Constituency: Wimbledon
Local Authority: Merton
NR Region: London
ELR: BML1 8m 49ch, RPE 8m 51ch
This station is part of the London Travelcard Area

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Top 5 jouneys from Raynes Park during 2022/2023:
•London Waterloo (456,445 journeys)
•Vauxhall (224,523 journeys)
•Wimbledon (143,129 journeys)
•Clapham Junction (68,410 journeys)
•Kingston (56,504 journeys)
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