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Hello, tell me how to get by bus from Luton airport to the ROYAL NATIONAL hotel (London). Where to transfer and where, the price of a ticket on the bus is also different from 2 pounds and above, where you can buy them.
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By the way, the hotel is VERY big. In terms of breakfast - poor: muesli, milk, bun, jam, toast, tea, coffee, juice, milk. AND QUEUE. And NOISE. It is not clear why - the constant noise of some kind of hood outside the window. Tightly closed windows do NOT help. And the rest - a great location near the Russell Square metro station. Before shopping - the 7th bus and you are 10 minutes to Oxford Street. On foot you can reach the British Museum in 6-8 minutes. You need a guide for 20 pounds, take a plan and walk for at least 3-5 hours. The same is in the national art gallery in Piccadilly.
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answered 13 years ago
From Luton Airport to London
The transport connection of Luton Airport with London and other cities is carried out by the Green Line, easyBus and National Express bus lines.
Green Line (bus number 757) delivers passengers to central London. The schedule can be viewed on the carrier's website (www.greenline.co.uk). You can order tickets online here - https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k?GreenLineServices.
easyBus (www.easybus.co.uk) runs between Luton Airport and central London with stops at Brent Cross, Finchley Road, Baker Street, Oxford Street/Marble Arch and London Victoria (London Rail Station). Ticket prices start at £2 one way depending on demand. To get a ticket at the best price, it is better to book in advance.
Note: Green Line and easyBus share the same route; their buses leave from platforms 10 and 11 (at the exit of the main airport terminal).
The average travel time to London takes 1 hour. Buses run around the clock, the interval between flights is 10-30 minutes.
National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) connects Luton Airport with cities such as Northampton, High Wycombe,
The transport connection of Luton Airport with London and other cities is carried out by the Green Line, easyBus and National Express bus lines.
Green Line (bus number 757) delivers passengers to central London. The schedule can be viewed on the carrier's website (www.greenline.co.uk). You can order tickets online here - https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k?GreenLineServices.
easyBus (www.easybus.co.uk) runs between Luton Airport and central London with stops at Brent Cross, Finchley Road, Baker Street, Oxford Street/Marble Arch and London Victoria (London Rail Station). Ticket prices start at £2 one way depending on demand. To get a ticket at the best price, it is better to book in advance.
Note: Green Line and easyBus share the same route; their buses leave from platforms 10 and 11 (at the exit of the main airport terminal).
The average travel time to London takes 1 hour. Buses run around the clock, the interval between flights is 10-30 minutes.
National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) connects Luton Airport with cities such as Northampton, High Wycombe,
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answered 13 years ago
Correction, a guide is NOT needed, 20 pounds is very decent money for shopping, if you shop in Primark (I read it like this - Primark). In short, if you can go to a free museum on your own, then don’t pay anyone, go yourself and walk until you drop. After all, with a guide you will not go where you are interested, but where the guide and the whole crowd go. - much more informative and interesting.
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answered 13 years ago
excuse me, do not walk, but walk.)))
Hey, moderator, why is it not possible to edit the text when it is "written in a moronic way"?
Hey, moderator, why is it not possible to edit the text when it is "written in a moronic way"?
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answered 13 years ago
Hello lianochka!
I figured out the route and get out on the Arch, and there is either a metro or a bus to the hotel.
Here is another trick: I registered on easyBus and found a ticket for 5f, filled everything out and sent an application for a ticket and silence. It’s empty in their orders (no ticket), they only sent me my code to enter the site, but there is no ticket to print and no links. I haven’t checked the card yet (the card is open for euros).
Many questions arise, because food without a group. I won’t take a guide, because I like to walk myself or follow the guide. I also want to go to Oxford for a day, if you have, please describe what and how.
I figured out the route and get out on the Arch, and there is either a metro or a bus to the hotel.
Here is another trick: I registered on easyBus and found a ticket for 5f, filled everything out and sent an application for a ticket and silence. It’s empty in their orders (no ticket), they only sent me my code to enter the site, but there is no ticket to print and no links. I haven’t checked the card yet (the card is open for euros).
Many questions arise, because food without a group. I won’t take a guide, because I like to walk myself or follow the guide. I also want to go to Oxford for a day, if you have, please describe what and how.
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answered 13 years ago
Honestly, I don’t know what to suggest with a ticket. I would wait a bit and start scouring other sites.
Getting to Oxford from London is quite easy. You can take the bus from Victoria Coach Station. The bus station in London is located next to the Victoria railway station, you have to cross the street.
Express buses from Victoria Coach Station run every 20-30 minutes from early morning until late at night. It is better to buy a ticket at once in both directions, it is cheaper. At the box office, when buying a ticket, they tell you which platform to wait for the bus on, and you can also see this on electronic scoreboards. Follow the signs to find the exit to the platform and wait there for the bus to come. There are also buses from other companies. Accessible by train from Paddington Station. Travel time is one hour, trains leave twice an hour.
By bus from Victoria Station to Oxford, it takes about 1.5 hours. Get off at the Gloucester Green Coach Station bus station, it is located almost in the city center, you can get off one or two stops earlier and immediately get to the historical center. From the railway station walk 5-7 minutes to the center.
Getting to Oxford from London is quite easy. You can take the bus from Victoria Coach Station. The bus station in London is located next to the Victoria railway station, you have to cross the street.
Express buses from Victoria Coach Station run every 20-30 minutes from early morning until late at night. It is better to buy a ticket at once in both directions, it is cheaper. At the box office, when buying a ticket, they tell you which platform to wait for the bus on, and you can also see this on electronic scoreboards. Follow the signs to find the exit to the platform and wait there for the bus to come. There are also buses from other companies. Accessible by train from Paddington Station. Travel time is one hour, trains leave twice an hour.
By bus from Victoria Station to Oxford, it takes about 1.5 hours. Get off at the Gloucester Green Coach Station bus station, it is located almost in the city center, you can get off one or two stops earlier and immediately get to the historical center. From the railway station walk 5-7 minutes to the center.
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answered 13 years ago
The nearest airport is London Heathrow. There are regular buses from the airport directly to Oxford. You can get to Oxford from London by train from Paddington Station (Paddington tube station) (1 hour).
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answered 13 years ago
It is likely that I will take tickets in fact on the spot, something our credit cards do not roll much ...
And for the description of the way to Oxford - THANK YOU!
And for the description of the way to Oxford - THANK YOU!
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answered 13 years ago
Lianochka, hello, could you tell me how to get from Luton (airport) to London Euston railway station faster and cheaper?
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answered 12 years ago
Sorry, Oksana, I didn't fly via Luton.
This information may help you:
From Luton Airport to London
Luton Airport is connected to London and other cities by the Green Line, easyBus and National Express bus lines.
Green Line (bus number 757) delivers passengers to central London. The schedule can be viewed on the carrier's website (www.greenline.co.uk). You can order tickets online here - https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k?GreenLineServices.
easyBus (www.easybus.co.uk) runs between Luton Airport and central London with stops at Brent Cross, Finchley Road, Baker Street, Oxford Street/Marble Arch and London Victoria (London Rail Station). Ticket prices start at £2 one way depending on demand. To get a ticket at the best price, it is better to book in advance.
Note: Green Line and easyBus share the same route; their buses leave from platforms 10 and 11 (at the exit of the main airport terminal).
The average travel time to London takes 1 hour. Buses run around the clock, the interval between flights is 10-30 minutes.
National Express (www.nationalexpress
This information may help you:
From Luton Airport to London
Luton Airport is connected to London and other cities by the Green Line, easyBus and National Express bus lines.
Green Line (bus number 757) delivers passengers to central London. The schedule can be viewed on the carrier's website (www.greenline.co.uk). You can order tickets online here - https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k?GreenLineServices.
easyBus (www.easybus.co.uk) runs between Luton Airport and central London with stops at Brent Cross, Finchley Road, Baker Street, Oxford Street/Marble Arch and London Victoria (London Rail Station). Ticket prices start at £2 one way depending on demand. To get a ticket at the best price, it is better to book in advance.
Note: Green Line and easyBus share the same route; their buses leave from platforms 10 and 11 (at the exit of the main airport terminal).
The average travel time to London takes 1 hour. Buses run around the clock, the interval between flights is 10-30 minutes.
National Express (www.nationalexpress
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answered 12 years ago
National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) connects Luton Airport with cities such as Northampton, High Wycombe, Oxford, Leicester, Nottingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Cambridge.
In addition, you can also get to the British capital by train. To do this, you need to get to the Luton Airport Parkway railway station, which is located 1.5 km from Luton Airport. It is very easy to do this: special buses depart from the airport to Luton Airport Parkway every 10 minutes, starting from 05:00 to 00:00. Travel is free, but only if you have an air ticket and/or train ticket. Otherwise, the bus fare varies from £1 to £3.
East Midlands Trains leave Luton Airport Parkway station for London St Pancras every hour. The road to London takes 20-25 minutes.
In addition, you can also get to the British capital by train. To do this, you need to get to the Luton Airport Parkway railway station, which is located 1.5 km from Luton Airport. It is very easy to do this: special buses depart from the airport to Luton Airport Parkway every 10 minutes, starting from 05:00 to 00:00. Travel is free, but only if you have an air ticket and/or train ticket. Otherwise, the bus fare varies from £1 to £3.
East Midlands Trains leave Luton Airport Parkway station for London St Pancras every hour. The road to London takes 20-25 minutes.
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answered 12 years ago
Look at the map of England from Luton to London and decide for yourself, perhaps it will not be difficult.
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I changed my NIK, so don't be surprised. what I answered you. You wrote to me)))
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answered 12 years ago