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Here are some useful links:
http://www.thetube.com/
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/
Remember, you can get a Visitors Travel Card from your travel agency or local British Travel centre before your trip.
If you get a Travel card from London, youŽll be needing a passport size picture for the card, but if you get it upfront, you wonŽt be needing that.
Weather:
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/03772.html
http://uk.weather.com/weather/local/UKXX0085
http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/weather/
Heathrow Express:
Heathrow Express is the non-stop train service that offers the fastest option between Heathrow Airport and central London. Services run from 0502 to 2347 (from Heathrow) every 15 minutes - the journey time - just 15 minutes. It runs from Heathrow to Paddington Station.
It stops at terminals 1,2,3 and also at terminal 4
London Underground
Heathrow has two stations on London Underground's Piccadilly Line, one station for Terminals 1, 2 & 3 and one for Terminal 4.
Average journey time to central London is approximately 50 to 60 minutes. Tubes run every five minutes at peak times and every nine minutes at off-peak times and weekends:
The first train for central London leaves at 05.08 (05.57 on Sundays)
The last train leaves at 23.49 (23.30 on Sundays)
The first train from central London arrives at Terminal 4 at 06.29 (07.49 on Sundays)
The last train leaves at 01.07 (00.08 on Sundays)
It takes a further five minutes to reach Terminals 1, 2 & 3.
shania-little
07-04-2003, 6:22am
tranks a lot :) we have the travel card :)
Check here which terminal you will be flying to and from...
http://www.baa.co.uk/main/airports/heathrow/terminal_information_frame.html
Location of Terminals at Heathrow
Terminals 1, 2 & 3 are all located in the centre of the airport and are within walking distance of each other via underground walkways. Terminal 4 is located on the south side of the airport, and can be reached from Terminals 1, 2 & 3 via the free inter-terminal transfer service on the Heathrow Express train, which takes approximately eight minutes.
http://www.baa.co.uk/images/picture/heathrow_map.gif
Thanks for this information aFinn!!!
La Diablesa
07-04-2003, 9:43am
ANY INFO BOUT WATERLOO TRAIN STATION CAUSE I WONT BE IN ANY AIRPORT!!! :p :funny: :p
:devil:
ka-ching
07-04-2003, 11:53am
Thanks for the info Marika :D very useful!! :]
Originally posted by La Diablesa
ANY INFO BOUT WATERLOO TRAIN STATION CAUSE I WONT BE IN ANY AIRPORT!!! :p :funny: :p
:devil: Hahahahah, okay, from Waterloo station you change into the underground, and choose one of the three choices, Northern Line and change at Tottenham Court Road,
Bakerloo Line and change at Oxford Circus or
Jubilee line and change at Bond Street.
From all those 3 stations you change to Central line and get off at Queensway station :p
La Diablesa
07-04-2003, 5:54pm
Originally posted by aFinn
Hahahahah, okay, from Waterloo station you change into the underground, and choose one of the three choices, Northern Line and change at Tottenham Court Road,
Bakerloo Line and change at Oxford Circus or
Jubilee line and change at Bond Street.
From all those 3 stations you change to Central line and get off at Queensway station :p
oooh thanks if u never would told me i never could arive to my hostel :funny: :p :D but i could get a taxi too :funny: but ok the tube is ok too ;) :p
:devil:
Originally posted by La Diablesa
oooh thanks if u never would told me i never could arive to my hostel :funny: :p :D but i could get a taxi too :funny: but ok the tube is ok too ;) :p
:devil: :funny: :funny:
Noooooo, donŽt take a Taxi! :shocked:
Take the Jubilee line, should be the shortest journey :D
But dont worry Silvita! I already saw in the tube map what we will have to do to get to the hostel from Waterloo :p
The London underground has good instructions on where to find the right platform in the exchange stations :)
La Diablesa
07-05-2003, 1:58pm
Originally posted by Tupi
But dont worry Silvita! I already saw in the tube map what we will have to do to get to the hostel from Waterloo :p
DONT WORRY U :p CAUSE I ALREADY LOOKED THEM LIKE 2 MONTHS AGO PLUS I HAVE MY OWN MAP TUBE :p IVE BEEN IN LONDON ALREADY :p REMEMBER? :p ;)
Originally posted by aFinn
The London underground has good instructions on where to find the right platform in the exchange stations :)
YEP :p AND IN OWN AIRPORTS AND TRAIN STATIONS AND TUBE STATIONS IS TOO EASY FIND FREE TUBE MAPS :p :p :p PLUS OTHER INFOS BOUT LONDON TOO :p :p :p
:devil:
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