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Any suggestions for park and ride for L8, coming in from Midlands
on M40 or M1 as necessary? |
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sharky wrote:
Any suggestions for park and ride for L8, coming in from Midlands on M40 or M1 as necessary? West Ruislip underground, just off the A40, Central Line to Marble Arch. |
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sharky wrote:
Any suggestions for park and ride for L8, coming in from Midlands on M40 or M1 as necessary? Luton Airport Parkway, just off junction 10 of the M1 - ample parking, will get you to King's Cross or St Pancras in about 30 minutes and then you can get the Piccadilly line straight to the park in about another 20 minutes. Trains run late back from King's Cross to LAP. You could drive further in and get to Stanmore, a few minutes from J4 of the M1 - a fair amount of parking and you can get the Jubilee line direct to Bond St or Green Park in about 35 minutes. That would be cheaper than Luton. From the M40 you have Warwick Parkway right up the top end, where you can get to Marylebone in 90 mins, and Marylebone is only 15-20 mins walk from the park. Similarly, Haddenham & Thame Parkway is about 10 min drive from J8 of the M40 and will get you in to Marylebone in about 45 mins. Nearer to London, you have Hillingdon which is literally on top of the A40, just a mile or two past the end of the motorway, and will get you to the park via the Piccadilly line in about 45 mins. Out of those four, I'd probably plump for Luton since it's extremely easy to get to and has a fast train service without any faffing around near London; otherwise I'd go for Stanmore because it's cheaper and still has a relatively quick Tube service to near to the park. Enjoy! -- Dave Arquati Imperial College, SW7 www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London |
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Dave Arquati ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying : otherwise I'd go for Stanmore because it's cheaper and still has a relatively quick Tube service to near to the park. And a taxi will be affordable if you end up missing the last train... |
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Adrian wrote:
Dave Arquati ) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying : otherwise I'd go for Stanmore because it's cheaper and still has a relatively quick Tube service to near to the park. And a taxi will be affordable if you end up missing the last train... Or indeed an N98 will take him from the Edgware Road or Marble Arch to Stanmore. But hopefully the concert will finish before the Tube stops - otherwise it'll be rather difficult to get everyone home. -- Dave Arquati Imperial College, SW7 www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London |
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sharky wrote:
Any suggestions for park and ride for L8, coming in from Midlands on M40 or M1 as necessary? Thanks all for suggestions, Luton does seem easiest. Cheers |
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Indeed, going from Warrwick would now involve a longer diversion
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Paul Weaver wrote:
Indeed, going from Warrwick would now involve a longer diversion ![]() Handy for Tesco's , that line! |
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