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Coming from SE - where to park for tube into London?
bylromarha
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Travelling to London from SE.
Train costs £70 for us both, so want to drive to outskirts, park up + tube in.
Show finishes at 10.30, so need to be able to travel back out to the car and feel safe to walk back to the car at that time of night.
Any suggestions on stations we should use?
Train costs £70 for us both, so want to drive to outskirts, park up + tube in.
Show finishes at 10.30, so need to be able to travel back out to the car and feel safe to walk back to the car at that time of night.
Any suggestions on stations we should use?
Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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I always park at Newbury Park Ilford. Car park right outside station. Train straight into the centre of London.
ETA I travel in from Essex.0 -
bylromarha wrote: »Travelling to London from SE.
Train costs £70 for us both, so want to drive to outskirts, park up + tube in.
Show finishes at 10.30, so need to be able to travel back out to the car and feel safe to walk back to the car at that time of night.
Any suggestions on stations we should use?
To get useful answers you need to be more specific about where in the South East of England (if that's what 'SE' means) you are travelling from, and for even better help tell us whereabouts in London 'the show' is.0 -
Do you mean south east of london, or south east of england?
From south west of London (but still in the SE of England), I would normally drive to Southfields and get the tube from there.1. Have you tried to Google the answer?
2. If you were in the other person's shoes, how would you react?
3. Do you want a quick answer or better understanding?0 -
Why not park near the venue? 4 tube fares (2 returns each) will offset some of the cost
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Jct 5 of the M25 is where we head for on our way to London, after travelling on A21.Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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bylromarha wrote: »Jct 5 of the M25 is where we head for on our way to London, after travelling on A21.
Why not go on to Jct 4 and drive to Orpington rail? It's Zone 5 or 6 for TFL and trains run well past Midnight.0 -
bylromarha wrote: »Jct 5 of the M25 is where we head for on our way to London, after travelling on A21.
That's only useful information if you provide a map.:)0 -
I doubt you'll get a tube anywhere near Junction 5/M25. Might be an idea to head for the O2 and park at North Greenwich, then Jubilee line into the centre of London, changing if necessary. With the very sparse information you have given it's difficult to give exact info. :cool:0
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