Disley station is basic, but to judge from the difference between the photos on the National Rail website and the station's appearance when I visited, it's greatly improved from what it used to be. Planters and passenger information displays and a fresh lick of paint do wonders for a place. Sadly the front of the station still leaves a little to be desired:
The wicket gate to the right of the station building leads on to platform 2 for trains towards Manchester, while a ramp leads up to the road bridge which connects the two platforms:
On platform 2, looking east at the bridge:
The sign tells us that Disley is for Lyme Park:
Walking to the other end of platform 2, looking east along the platforms:
Looking west along the line from the end of platform 2:
Platform 1 has a small shelter and also a ramp leading up to the bridge:
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