Hayes & Harlington to Southall Trains From €5.06*

Getting from Hayes & Harlington to Southall is quick and easy with Elizabeth Line trains connecting the two stations in just 3 minutes.

On regular direct services towards Abbey Wood, passengers from Hayes & Harlington can access Southall in mere minutes. Taking the Elizabeth Line means your journey is fast and comfortable, and when booking with TrainPal, you can buy cheap train tickets to save money on your journey.

Transport for London operates the extensive underground and overground networks around the capital, with the Elizabeth Line the newest addition to the network. The Elizabeth Line connects locations in central London, including London Liverpool Street, Farringdon, and Tottenham Court Road, with terminals at Heathrow Airport and Maidenhead.

Departing from Hayes & Harlington

A stop on the new Elizabeth Line between Southall and West Drayton, Hayes & Harlington serves the London districts of Hayes and Harlington in the London Borough of Hillingdon. Getting to Hayes & Harlington is easy, with Transport for London Buses dropping passengers off right outside the station. If you access the station by foot, it is located just south of Hayes Town.

Waiting rooms and seating areas ensure your time before boarding is comfortable, while step-free access and accessible toilets allow all passengers to make use of the station.

The majority of trains at Hayes & Harlington are part of the Elizabeth Line, granting travellers access to important London stations like Liverpool Street and Paddington, as well as places like Maidenhead and Reading. Late-night services are also provided by Great Western Railway.

Main stops

The journey from Hayes & Harlington to Southall is direct with no stops between these two stations. After stopping at Southall, the Elizabeth Line continues towards Abbey Wood, with stops at stations like London Paddington, Bond Street, London Liverpool Street, and Canary Wharf.

Arriving at Southall

Arriving at Southall, you’ll find that Southall Station is a short walk south of Southall and Southall Park, and is within Zone 4 of the Transport for London network. It has a waiting room, toilets, and a ramp for accessible boarding.

Like Hayes & Harlington, Southall is dominated by Elizabeth Line services, which connect passengers with central London stations like Liverpool Street and Paddington, as well as Heathrow Airport, Maidenhead, Slough, and Reading.

There are several attractions worth exploring near Southall Station. Firstly, Southall Park is an ideal spot for leisure, perfect for walks and picnics. Additionally, Southall is renowned for its multicultural atmosphere, particularly its rich South Asian cultural experience. In the vicinity of the station, you can find numerous Indian restaurants, markets, and shops offering authentic cuisine and unique shopping experiences. Southall Broadway is a bustling shopping area where visitors can immerse themselves in the local cultural vibe.

Elizabeth Line train classes

• Standard Class: Provide comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, real-time information displays, special space settings, energy-saving smart lighting, and temperature control.

Elizabeth Line train travel advice

• Children: Children aged up to 10 go free with Transport for London, while Oyster discounts are available for all under 18s.

• Bicycles: You can take folded cycles on the Elizabeth Line, but e-bikes are not permitted. Standard bikes are welcome between specific times, namely Monday to Friday before 07:30 and after 09:30.

• Pets: Assistance dogs and inoffensive animals are allowed on the Elizabeth Line if on a lead or in a container. No seats. Dangerous or uncontrolled animals may be refused.

• Luggage: The Elizabeth Line has limited luggage space, so Transport for London advises that luggage should be of a reasonable weight and size.

• Passenger Assist: Before you travel, passengers can seek help with boarding, reserving wheelchair spaces, detailed rail info, and pet assistance.