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London Bridge to Luton train times and prices
* Note: Lowest prices are based on an analysis of recent historical pricing data. Live fares fluctuate based on demand and how far in advance you book.
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€9.04
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Live timetable and departures
| Departs | Arrives | Operator | ||
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07:21 London Bridge | 51m, Direct | 08:12 Luton | Thameslink | Find tickets |
07:28 London Bridge | 1h 8m, Direct | 08:36 Luton | Thameslink | Find tickets |
07:36 London Bridge | 43m, Direct | 08:19 Luton | Thameslink | Find tickets |
07:41 London Bridge | 49m, Direct | 08:30 Luton | Thameslink | Find tickets |
07:41 London Bridge | 1h, 1 change | 08:41 Luton | East Midlands Railway | Find tickets |
Essential onboard policies
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Luggage
- Most UK train operators allow passengers to bring a reasonable amount of luggage free of charge.
- This is commonly considered three items per passenger, typically 2 larger bags and 1 smaller bag. Larger items cover suitcases, backpacks, and other similarly-sized items.
- Bags go in overhead racks, under seats, or in designated floor-level luggage stacks.
- Occasionally, some providers have stricter policies, such as Lumo, which enforces a limit of 1 medium suitcase and 1 small under-seat bag per person.
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Bicycle
- Standard bicycles and folding bikes are generally allowed.
- Bike reservations are required on some services and are usually free.
- Some operators also permit tandems and e-bikes.
- Please note that e-scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, and bicycle trailers are not permitted.
- We strongly recommend checking the specific cycle policy on your train operator's website before you travel.
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Children
- Children under 5 usually travel free when accompanied by a fare-paying passenger.
- Children aged 5–15 get 50% off, and 16-year-olds can use the 16-17 Saver Railcard for 50% off.
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Pets
- Each provider generally allows up to two animals per passenger free of charge, but individual operators can have additional restrictions.
- Throughout the journey, dogs must be on a lead, and any other pets must remain in their carrier.
- Animals are not permitted on seats or in restaurant carriages.
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Passenger assistance
- Passengers with disabilities or additional needs can arrange free assistance with their train operator.
- This includes help at the station, boarding and leaving the train, and making connections. Assistance can also include ramps for wheelchair users and help finding accessible facilities or the correct platform.
- Wheelchair spaces and accessible toilets are available on many trains, although facilities vary by service.
- To ensure support is available for your journey, this service should be booked in advance.
Departing from London Bridge
Address:
Tooley Street / St Thomas Street, London, SE1 3QX, United Kingdom
Public Transport Links:
London Underground: London Bridge station, located in Fare Zone 1, is on the Jubilee and Northern lines.
Bus: A number of TfL buses (including night routes) stop at the bus station outside the London Bridge Street entrance on the upper concourse and elsewhere around the terminus. Get direct access to Shoreditch (route 47), Archway (route 43), Peckham (route 381 and N381) and other parts of the city.
Taxi pick-up and drop-off: London Bridge has multiple taxi ranks around the station, including on Bermondsey Street and Tooley Street.
Platforms:
15 in total (numbered 1-15). Platforms 1-3 are used by trains to/from London Cannon Street, southeast London and Kent. Thameslink routes typically stop at platforms 4 and 5. Services running between Charing Cross and southeast London, East Sussex and Kent use platforms 6-9. Trains toward south London and the south coast (mainly operated by Southern) depart from platforms 10-15.
TrainPal's Travel Expert Experience
"Running low on battery? Charge your device while you wait on the station benches. Passengers can either use the power or USB sockets beneath the seats or top up their batteries on the wooden tables with wireless charging points. Less crowded spots around the station include areas towards the exits on the upper level and St Thomas Street."
FAQs about London Bridge Station
How do I get to London Bridge station?
Reach London Bridge by local bus, Tube (Jubilee and Northern lines) or National Rail services (operated by Thameslink, Southern and Southeastern).
Is London Bridge station open 24 hours?
No, London Bridge is open 04:00–01:00 Monday to Saturday and 06:00–01:00 on Sundays and public holidays.
Which Tube lines go to London Bridge station?
London Bridge is on the Jubilee line and the Bank branch of the Northern line on the London Underground network. Its direct connections offer fast access to business districts and tourist hotspots in The City, King’s Cross, Canary Wharf, Westminster and other areas. There are also weekend Night Tube services on the Jubilee line.
What shops are at London Bridge train station?
London Bridge has over 40 outlets selling travel essentials, refreshments, clothing, cosmetics and gifts. Shops include WHSmith, Pandora, Reiss and Hamleys.
What food places are at London Bridge?
Passengers can choose from quick bites to sweet treats and coffee at Pret, Crosstown, Bagel Factory, Gail’s and more.
Arriving at Luton
Address:
Station Road, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 2LT
Onward Transit Options:
Bus: Luton Station Interchange is directly adjacent to the station, with connections across the surrounding area, including Luton Airport, Dunstable, Watford, Aylesbury and Stevenage.
Taxi: A licensed taxi rank is located at the front of the station on Station Road.
Car: An APCOA-operated multistorey car park with 753 spaces is available on Midland Road, with 24 accessible spaces available.
Top Things to Do & Nearby Attractions:
Luton Point and town centre (5-minute walk)
Hat Factory Arts Centre (10-minute walk)
Wardown House and Park (15-minute walk)
Stockwood Discovery Centre (approximately 15 minutes by taxi)
Whipsnade Zoo (approximately 25 minutes by taxi)
Airport Transfers:
For Luton Airport, take a Thameslink service from Luton to Luton Airport Parkway in approximately 2 minutes, then the Luton DART shuttle to the airport terminal in under 4 minutes. Note: the DART fare is charged separately.
TrainPal's Travel Expert Experience
"The Hat Factory Arts Centre is a short walk from the station – a converted Victorian hat factory that now houses arts spaces as well as a great café serving tea and coffee, sandwiches, scones and more. For something a little more substantial before or after your train, head to 50Nine for some great brunch options, including toasties, bowls, burgers and Indian street food. Luton Point shopping centre is also just a stone’s throw from the station – a particularly convenient option if you need to pick up any forgotten travel essentials."
FAQs: Luton Station
Is Luton station the same as Luton Airport?
No, Luton and Luton Airport Parkway are two separate stations. Luton station on Station Road serves the town, while for Luton Airport, you need to get off at Luton Airport Parkway, approximately 3 miles away. If you end up at the wrong one, take a Thameslink train from Luton to Luton Airport Parkway in approximately 2 minutes.
Does Luton have two train stations?
Yes, Luton has two railway stations – Luton station, which serves the town centre, and Luton Airport Parkway, which serves the airport via the DART shuttle. Both stations are managed by Thameslink.
How do I get to Luton Airport from Luton station?
Take a Thameslink train from Luton to Luton Airport Parkway, the journey takes around 2 minutes. From there, the Luton DART shuttle connects directly to the airport terminal in under 4 minutes and operates 24 hours. Note that you will need to purchase a separate DART ticket, as it is charged separately from your train ticket.
Which London station does Luton go to?
Thameslink operates frequent direct services from Luton to London St Pancras International in approximately 45 minutes. The Thameslink train runs through central London, also calling at Farringdon, City Thameslink, Blackfriars and more.
FAQ
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How much is a train from London Bridge to Luton?
Tickets from London Bridge to Luton typically cost €17.60, but can be as cheap as €9.04 when booked in advance. Other factors that may affect the ticket price include time of day and ticket type, so be sure to research before purchasing.
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How long is the train from London Bridge to Luton?
The journey should take, on average, 51m, though it can be as quick as 43m when booking specific services. Be sure to click the "Fastest" tab when searching your route to find out.
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Is there a direct train from London Bridge to Luton?
Yes, there is a direct train between London Bridge and Luton. However, you will find indirect services listed too, including where you will have to make a changeover. Check each listing for either ‘direct’ or how many stops are required when purchasing your ticket.
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How far in advance can I book my train from London Bridge to Luton?
You can typically book tickets from London Bridge to Luton up to 12 weeks before departure.
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Do London Bridge to Luton trains offer Wi-Fi?
Yes, most trains on the route from London Bridge to Luton are equipped with Wi-Fi, as well as power sockets at your seat. However, please note that the availability of these services can vary depending on the train compan.
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How far is London Bridge from Luton?
The distance between London Bridge and Luton is approximately 30 miles (48km), depending on the specific stations you travel between.
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How frequent are trains from London Bridge to Luton?
There is 41 train running from London Bridge to Luton per day. Please note that trains run more regularly during peak hours.
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How can I buy the cheapest tickets from London Bridge to Luton?
To get the cheapest ticket, we recommend buying in advance, as early as 12 weeks before departure. We'd also strongly suggest travelling during off-peak hours where possible and getting a Railcard, which typically offers ⅓ off your ticket cost and is available to most travellers!
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How do I check if my train is delayed or cancelled?
Keep a close eye on your journey via the TrainPal app, which offers real-time information on train status and notifications of any train strikes that will impact you.
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Can my tickets be refunded or changed?
In the UK, refund and change policies for train tickets vary by type. Advance tickets are generally non-refundable but may be changeable for a fee. Flexible tickets, like Anytime and Off-Peak tickets, offer more options for refunds and changes. Review the specific terms and conditions of your ticket or refer to UK train ticket types for precise details.
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