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Piccadilly line.
To every Zone 1 station without a change.

Transport for London, from the underground stations at Terminals 2 & 3 to every Zone 1 station without a change.

50 min ride05:00–23:30Luggage included

Priced per traveler.

Each traveler pays the fare; group products are applied where they beat it.

TravelersEachTotal
1 adult£5.90£5.90
2 adults£5.90£11.80
3 adults£5.90£17.70
4 adults£5.90£23.60
5 adults£5.90£29.50
6 adults£5.90£35.40
7 adults£5.90£41.30
8 adults£5.90£47.20

The same £5.90 on Oyster or a contactless card, from any Heathrow terminal, to any Zone 1 station, at any hour — TfL offers no off-peak fare on this journey at all. A paper single is £7.00. It counts towards the daily cap, which the Express does not.

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How to get there

From arrivals to Every Zone 1 station without a change

Three steps once you have collected your bags.

01

Find the station

Underground stations at Terminals 2 & 3.

02

Buy and validate a ticket

Before boarding — a ticket bought but not validated can be fined.

03

Ride to every Zone 1 station without a change

50 min.

Worth knowing

The airport states trains run between 05:00 and 23:30. On Friday and Saturday nights the Night Tube runs through, but TfL's timetable says it serves "Heathrow Terminal 5 (excluding Heathrow Terminal 4)" — so Terminal 4 has no night service on any night.

There is no off-peak fare on this journey. Landing at a quiet hour saves you nothing, which is not true of any other Zone 6 station.

The Night Tube runs on Friday and Saturday nights only, and not to Terminal 4.

On the way

The stops worth knowing, in riding order.

Underground stations at Terminals 2 & 3
Hammersmith
Earl's Court
South Kensington
50 min
Every Zone 1 station without a change
Does the Piccadilly line stop at Hammersmith?

Yes. It calls at Hammersmith on the way to every Zone 1 station without a change.

Does the Piccadilly line stop at Earl's Court?

Yes. It calls at Earl's Court on the way to every Zone 1 station without a change.

Does the Piccadilly line stop at South Kensington?

Yes. It calls at South Kensington on the way to every Zone 1 station without a change.

Where it takes you

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