Kings Cross St Pancras is one of London’s most connected transport hubs, serving domestic and international rail passengers from across the UK and Europe. For passengers departing from the Kings Cross area heading to Heathrow Airport, the choice between a pre-booked taxi and public transport is more nuanced than most journey planning guides suggest. The Tube is genuinely better value for solo passengers with light luggage on a flexible schedule. But for groups, passengers with luggage, early morning departures, and business travellers where time certainty matters, a pre-booked fixed-fare taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow is consistently the more practical and often the cheaper per-head option.
This guide covers real verified fixed fares from Kings Cross to every Heathrow terminal, an honest comparison of taxi versus Tube and Heathrow Express, group per-head cost breakdowns, early morning transfer details, and everything relevant to booking a taxi from Kings Cross St Pancras to Heathrow that works reliably on the day.
1. Kings Cross to Heathrow Taxi Fares — By Terminal and Vehicle
Kings Cross sits approximately 19 miles from Heathrow Airport via the A40 westbound and M4. The fixed fare for a pre-booked minicab on this route starts from approximately £55 for a standard saloon. Licensed black cabs on the meter cost between £56 and £105 per Heathrow Airport’s own published figures — the wide range reflects time of day and traffic. Pre-booked minicabs offer a fixed price confirmed at booking regardless of traffic conditions, making them consistently more predictable and often cheaper than black cabs for this route.
| Heathrow Terminal | Main Airlines | Saloon (1–3 pax) | Estate (1–4 pax) | MPV 6-seat | 8-seater Minibus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal 2 | United, Lufthansa, Air Canada, Swiss, Singapore | £55–£70 | £70–£88 | £88–£110 | £105–£132 |
| Terminal 3 | Virgin Atlantic, American, Delta, Qantas, Emirates | £55–£70 | £70–£88 | £88–£110 | £105–£132 |
| Terminal 4 | KLM, Malaysia Airlines, Gulf carriers | £60–£75 | £75–£95 | £95–£118 | £112–£142 |
| Terminal 5 | British Airways, Iberia | £65–£80 | £80–£100 | £100–£125 | £118–£148 |
These fares reflect the current verified market for pre-booked licensed private hire operators on the Kings Cross to Heathrow route. The saloon starting fare of £55 is consistent with published operator rates including expressairporttransport.co.uk. Blackberry Cars publishes a Kings Cross to Heathrow fixed fare from £70 inclusive of parking and waiting. Top Notch Chauffeurs publishes £80 for a saloon. Heathrow Airport’s own website confirms black cab fares of £56 to £105 for this journey. The pre-booked minicab market range of £55 to £80 for a saloon sits below the black cab upper range while providing a fixed total confirmed before travel.
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The right choice depends on how many people are travelling, how much luggage you have, what time you are departing, and how much the total door-to-terminal cost actually works out when each option is costed correctly. The table below uses realistic total costs rather than headline fares.
| Option | Solo cost | 2 pax total | 4 pax total | Journey time | Changes | Luggage handling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-booked taxi (saloon) | £55–£80 | £55–£80 | £75–£90 (estate) | 45–80 min | Zero | Door to terminal |
| Piccadilly Line (per person) | £3–£6 | £6–£12 | £12–£24 | 55–65 min | Zero (direct) | Stairs & platforms with bags |
| Heathrow Express via Paddington | £28–£37 | £56–£74 | £112–£148 | 50–60 min total | One (Kings Cross→Paddington) | Two platforms, one change |
| Elizabeth Line via Tottenham Court Rd | £10–£13 | £20–£26 | £40–£52 | 55–70 min | Two changes | Two platform changes with bags |
When the Piccadilly Line is the better choice
For a solo passenger travelling with one or two bags on a flexible daytime or afternoon departure, the Piccadilly Line at £3 to £6 is the cheapest option by a significant margin. The line runs direct from Kings Cross St Pancras to all four Heathrow terminals with no changes. Journey time of 55 to 60 minutes is reliable on the underground away from peak hours. This option makes clear financial sense for a solo business traveller with hand luggage only or a solo passenger who is comfortable on the underground with standard suitcase luggage. For Kings Cross to Heathrow journey planning using public transport, see Transport for London — Piccadilly Line.
When the taxi is the better choice
The calculation shifts for four specific types of journey. The first is groups. Two passengers sharing a taxi at £60 pay £30 each — more than the Tube but not dramatically so, with door-to-terminal convenience. Three passengers pay £20 each. Four passengers in an estate at £80 pay £20 each — cheaper per head than the Heathrow Express from Paddington at £28 to £37 each. The second is heavy luggage. Managing multiple suitcases on the Piccadilly Line across the Kings Cross underground platforms, through the underground network, and out at Heathrow with no trolleys available underground is a real practical burden that the taxi eliminates entirely. The third is early morning departures before the Tube runs. The fourth is time certainty — when a missed flight is a significant financial or professional consequence, a pre-booked taxi with a confirmed pickup time and driver removes every variable that the Tube cannot.
Heathrow Express via Paddington
The Heathrow Express from Paddington takes 15 minutes to Heathrow and is the fastest rail option. However, getting from Kings Cross to Paddington first adds approximately 15 to 20 minutes and an additional fare via the Circle or Hammersmith & City line. The total fare for a solo passenger using this route is £28 to £37, which is significantly more expensive than the Piccadilly Line but faster overall at approximately 50 to 60 minutes total. For groups of four, four Heathrow Express tickets at £28 to £37 each totals £112 to £148 — materially more expensive than a shared estate car taxi at £80 to £90. For official Heathrow Express timetables, see Heathrow Express — Official Website.
3. Group Taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow — Per-Head Cost
The group taxi calculation is the clearest demonstration of where a pre-booked taxi offers better value than public transport on this route. Unlike the Tube and Heathrow Express where each person pays an individual fare, a taxi fare covers the entire vehicle regardless of passenger count up to the vehicle capacity.
| Group Size | Vehicle | Total Taxi Fare | Per Head (taxi) | Per Head (Piccadilly Line) | Per Head (Heathrow Express) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 passenger | Saloon | £62 | £62 | £4–£6 | £28–£37 |
| 2 passengers | Saloon | £62 | £31 | £4–£6 each | £28–£37 each |
| 3 passengers | Saloon | £62 | £21 | £4–£6 each | £28–£37 each |
| 4 passengers | Estate Car | £80 | £20 | £4–£6 each | £28–£37 each — taxi cheaper |
| 5–6 passengers | MPV 6-seater | £102 | £17–£20 | £4–£6 each | £28–£37 each — taxi cheaper |
| 7–8 passengers | 8-seater Minibus | £125 | £16–£18 | £4–£6 each | £28–£37 each — taxi cheaper |
For four passengers sharing a taxi at £20 each versus four Heathrow Express tickets at £28 to £37 each, the taxi is £32 to £68 cheaper in total — and the taxi goes door-to-terminal with no change at Paddington. For families with luggage, the per-head calculation and the absence of luggage transfers across two station changes makes the group taxi the clear practical and financial choice. For 8 or more travellers, our 8-seater minibus hire covers the entire group in a single vehicle from Kings Cross to any Heathrow terminal.
4. Route and Journey Time Details
The taxi route from Kings Cross to Heathrow covers approximately 19 miles. Two primary routes are used depending on traffic conditions at the time of travel. The first is the A40 westbound from the Euston underpass through Paddington, White City, and Shepherd’s Bush, then the M4 eastbound spur to Heathrow. This is the fastest route in normal off-peak conditions and is the standard route used by professional airport transfer drivers. The second is the Marylebone Road westbound, continuing onto the A40 further west at White City. This variation is preferred during peak Euston Road congestion.
Journey times by time of day and traffic conditions:
| Departure Time from Kings Cross | Traffic Conditions | Expected Journey Time | Recommended Pickup for 7am Check-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2am – 5am | Very light | 35–45 min | Pickup 5:45am for 7am check-in ✅ |
| 5am – 7am | Light to building | 40–55 min | Pickup 5:45am for 7am check-in ✅ |
| 7am – 9am (weekday peak) | Heavy — A40 and M4 busy | 65–85 min | Pickup 5:15am or later 9:15am |
| 9am – 12pm | Moderate | 50–65 min | Allow 75 min minimum |
| 12pm – 4pm | Off-peak | 45–60 min | Allow 70 min minimum |
| 4pm – 7pm (evening peak) | Heavy | 65–85 min | Allow 95 min minimum |
| 7pm – midnight | Light | 40–55 min | Allow 65 min minimum |
All Gatwick Taxi Transfer drivers use live traffic monitoring and select the optimal route on the day of travel. Pickup times are calculated at the time of booking based on your check-in deadline and known traffic patterns for that time and day.
5. Heathrow Terminal Guide — Which Airlines Use Which Terminal
Specifying the correct Heathrow terminal at the time of booking is essential. The four active terminals require different approach routes from the M4, and arriving at the wrong terminal adds 20 to 30 minutes to the journey. Your terminal is shown on your flight booking confirmation and on your boarding pass. If in doubt, check the airline directly.
| Terminal | Key Airlines | M4 Approach | Kings Cross taxi fare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal 2 (The Queen’s Terminal) | United, Lufthansa, Air Canada, Swiss, Singapore Airlines, All Nippon Airways | M4 J4, central tunnel | £55–£70 saloon |
| Terminal 3 | Virgin Atlantic, American Airlines, Delta, Qantas, Emirates, Cathay Pacific | M4 J4, central tunnel | £55–£70 saloon |
| Terminal 4 | KLM, Malaysia Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, some Gulf carriers | A3113 southern perimeter | £60–£75 saloon |
| Terminal 5 | British Airways (all routes), Iberia | M4 J14, separate western approach | £65–£80 saloon |
For full terminal and airline information, see Heathrow Airport — Kings Cross Transport Guide.
6. Early Morning Taxis from Kings Cross to Heathrow
Early morning departures from Heathrow represent the majority of long-haul flight schedules. British Airways operates most of its transatlantic and long-haul programme from Terminal 5 between 9am and 11am, requiring check-in by 7am to 8am. From Kings Cross, a 7am Terminal 5 check-in means a 5:15am to 5:30am departure from Kings Cross allowing for the A40 journey and comfortable margin.
The Piccadilly Line begins operation at approximately 5am on weekdays — which is too late for a 5:15am taxi departure and arrives at Heathrow by around 6am, tight for a 7am check-in with luggage collection time. For any Heathrow departure requiring check-in before 7:30am, a pre-booked taxi is the reliable option. The Tube is simply not running at the hour required.
A pre-booked 4am, 4:30am, or 5am taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow carries the same fixed fare as a midday booking. No overnight surcharge is applied. The driver is confirmed the previous evening with name and vehicle registration sent to the passenger by message. For the Kings Cross hotel guest with a 6am BA flight to New York, this arrangement — confirmed the night before, driver at the hotel door at 4am, direct to Terminal 5 — is standard practice and the only practical option for that departure time.
7. Arriving at Kings Cross — Heathrow to Kings Cross Taxi
The return direction — Heathrow Airport to Kings Cross — operates on exactly the same fixed-fare basis with the addition of real-time flight monitoring on every arrivals collection. A pre-booked Heathrow to Kings Cross taxi costs approximately £60 to £85 for a standard saloon depending on the terminal. All-in fares from reputable operators include Heathrow terminal parking charges, which can add £5 to £8 to a fare if not included, so verifying whether the quoted fare is fully inclusive before booking is important.
Flight monitoring means the driver tracks the inbound flight from departure. If the flight is delayed by 30 minutes, the driver arrives 30 minutes later. If the flight lands 20 minutes early, the driver is already positioned. No phone calls are needed to update the arrival time. The driver is in the arrivals hall with a name board when the passenger exits, regardless of what time the flight actually lands. For passengers arriving at Kings Cross on domestic services or Eurostar from Paris or Brussels and needing onward transfers, the same pre-booked taxi service operates to any Kings Cross address or nearby hotel.
8. Kings Cross to Heathrow with Luggage
Luggage management is the most underappreciated factor in the Kings Cross to Heathrow journey decision. The Piccadilly Line is direct and cheap, but it requires lifting suitcases onto trains and off them at Heathrow, navigating the underground platforms at Kings Cross, managing luggage on a 55-minute underground journey in a carriage that is frequently crowded during peak hours, and then exiting at the Heathrow terminal stop with all bags intact.
For a solo traveller with one carry-on bag, this is entirely manageable. For two people with two checked suitcases each, four bags on the Piccadilly Line for 55 minutes is a genuinely difficult experience that removes the fare advantage of the £3 to £6 ticket. For a family of four with a pushchair, four suitcases, and hand luggage, the Piccadilly Line is not a realistic option.
A taxi from Kings Cross loads all luggage at the departure door and unloads directly at the Heathrow terminal departures entrance, often within 10 metres of the check-in desk. No stairs, no platforms, no crowded carriages. For the family of four at £80 in an estate, the per-head cost of £20 versus the Tube’s £4 to £6 represents a £56 to £64 premium for the entire group — a reasonable cost for removing every luggage handling challenge from the airport journey. Select the right vehicle for your group and luggage when booking: view our full fleet.
9. How to Book and What to Expect
Booking a Kings Cross to Heathrow taxi takes under 60 seconds. Enter your specific Kings Cross pickup address, select the Heathrow terminal, choose the travel date and time, and the system returns a confirmed fixed total inclusive of all charges. Pay securely by card or PayPal online, or choose to pay the driver in cash on the day. Email confirmation with booking reference follows immediately. Driver name and vehicle registration are sent to your phone the evening before departure.
For arrivals collections from Heathrow, provide your flight number at the time of booking. The system tracks the flight automatically. No calls or updates are required. Driver details are sent before the flight lands and the driver is waiting in the arrivals hall with a name board.
The Kings Cross area served includes all WC1 and N1 postcodes, Kings Cross Station, St Pancras International, Euston Road hotels including the Great Northern Hotel, the Megaro, and the Point A, Grays Inn Road and Pentonville Road addresses, and all Bloomsbury, Islington, and Camden residential addresses reachable from the Kings Cross area. For full coverage details see all areas we serve. For any query about your specific booking, contact us via Gatwick Taxi Transfer Contact.
10. Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow Airport?
A pre-booked fixed-fare minicab from Kings Cross to Heathrow costs approximately £55 to £80 for a standard saloon depending on the terminal. Terminal 5 is slightly higher than Terminals 2 and 3. A licensed black cab on the meter costs £56 to £105 per Heathrow Airport’s published figures. Pre-booked minicabs offer a fixed price confirmed before travel. For your exact fare, use the fare calculator.
How long does a taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow take?
Approximately 45 to 80 minutes covering 19 miles via the A40 and M4. Off-peak and early morning journeys take 45 to 55 minutes. Weekday morning peak (7am to 9am) and evening peak (4pm to 7pm) journeys should allow 70 to 85 minutes. For a 7am check-in, allow a 5:15am to 5:30am pickup to build in appropriate margin.
Is it cheaper to take a taxi or the Tube from Kings Cross to Heathrow?
Solo passengers: Piccadilly Line at £3 to £6 is significantly cheaper than a solo taxi at £55 to £80. Groups of 4: Estate car taxi at £80 costs £20 per head — cheaper than Heathrow Express tickets at £28 to £37 each. Early morning: If the Tube is not running, the taxi is the only option regardless of cost.
Does the taxi go directly from Kings Cross to Heathrow without changes?
Yes. One vehicle, zero changes, door to terminal. The driver collects from your specific address and drops directly at your specified Heathrow departures entrance with all luggage. No platform transfers, no underground crowding, no luggage handling across interchange stations.
How much is a taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow Terminal 5?
Approximately £65 to £80 for a standard saloon. Terminal 5 is furthest west at Heathrow, accessed via M4 Junction 14 rather than the central J4 approach for Terminals 2 and 3. Terminal 5 handles all British Airways and Iberia flights.
Can I get a taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow at 4am?
Yes. Gatwick Taxi Transfer operates 24 hours a day. A 4am pickup carries the same fixed fare as a midday booking — no overnight surcharge. The Piccadilly Line does not run at 4am, making a pre-booked taxi the only practical option for very early Heathrow departures from Kings Cross.
How much is a group taxi from Kings Cross to Heathrow?
Four passengers in an estate car pay approximately £80 total — £20 each. Six passengers in an MPV pay approximately £102 — £17 to £20 each. Both options are cheaper per head than Heathrow Express tickets and provide door-to-terminal service with no changes. For 8 passengers, an 8-seater minibus covers the full group from £125.
Where does the taxi pick up from at Kings Cross?
From any specific address in the Kings Cross area — your hotel address, a street address, directly outside Kings Cross Station on Euston Road, or St Pancras International on Midland Road. Specify the exact address at booking. The driver navigates to that precise location.
What is the best way from Kings Cross to Heathrow with a lot of luggage?
A pre-booked taxi. Loading all luggage at the door and unloading at the terminal entrance with no platform changes eliminates every luggage-handling challenge of the Tube. For multiple suitcases, a family with a pushchair, or any passenger where managing bags on the underground is difficult, the taxi is the clearly practical choice regardless of the fare comparison.
How much is a taxi from Heathrow to Kings Cross?
Approximately £60 to £85 for a standard saloon. Every arrivals collection includes real-time flight monitoring — the driver adjusts automatically for delays or early arrivals. The driver is in the arrivals hall with a name board when you exit. Verify whether the quoted fare includes Heathrow terminal parking before booking — all Gatwick Taxi Transfer fares are fully inclusive.
11. Kings Cross Taxi to All London Airports — Complete Fare Guide
Kings Cross St Pancras sits in a well-connected position for every London airport. Heathrow is 19 miles west, Stansted is 35 miles northeast via the M11, Luton is 32 miles north via the A1(M), Gatwick is 42 miles south via the M25 and M23, and London City Airport is just 8 miles east through the City. The table below covers verified current market fares from Kings Cross to every London airport for quick comparison.
| Airport | Code | Distance | Saloon Fare | MPV 6-seat | Journey Time | Best Route |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| London Heathrow | LHR | ~19 miles | £55–£80 | £88–£110 | 45–80 min | A40 → M4 |
| London City Airport | LCY | ~8 miles | £32–£48 | £45–£62 | 25–45 min | A501 → A13 |
| London Stansted | STN | ~35 miles | £65–£82 | £85–£108 | 55–80 min | A1(M) → M11 |
| London Luton | LTN | ~32 miles | £62–£80 | £82–£105 | 45–70 min | A1 → A1(M) → A6 |
| London Gatwick | LGW | ~42 miles | £80–£105 | £105–£135 | 70–95 min | A1(M) → M25 → M23 |
Kings Cross to Gatwick Airport taxi
The Kings Cross to Gatwick taxi covers approximately 42 miles via the A1(M) south or the Euston Road to the North Circular, then M25 clockwise to Junction 8 and M23 south to Gatwick. Journey time is 70 to 95 minutes in normal traffic. The fare for a standard saloon is approximately £80 to £105 — verified by published operator rates including MiniCabRide at £79 saloon and expressairporttransport.co.uk from £121. Gatwick handles easyJet, British Airways short-haul, Norwegian, and TUI departures. For passengers on specific routes at Gatwick rather than Heathrow, this is a straightforward direct taxi at a higher fare than Heathrow due to the additional distance. Our full Gatwick airport taxi transfer service covers Kings Cross WC1 and N1 postcodes to both North and South Terminals.
Kings Cross to Stansted Airport taxi
Stansted Airport is 35 miles northeast of Kings Cross and is actually the most straightforwardly routed London airport from the Kings Cross area. The route goes northeast on the A1(M) from the Archway Road approach, then east on the M11 directly to Stansted — a cleaner journey than Heathrow or Gatwick with fewer motorway intersections. The fare for a standard saloon is approximately £65 to £82, journey time 55 to 80 minutes. Stansted is the primary Ryanair UK hub and handles a significant volume of European budget routes. MiniCabRide publishes a Kings Cross to Stansted fare of £69 for a standard saloon covering 35.2 miles via M11. Our Stansted airport taxi transfer service covers all Kings Cross postcodes to the main Stansted terminal forecourt.
Kings Cross to Luton Airport taxi
Luton Airport sits 32 miles north of Kings Cross via the A1 northbound and A1(M), making it one of the shorter airport taxi routes from Kings Cross in terms of distance. The fare is approximately £62 to £80 for a standard saloon, journey time 45 to 70 minutes depending on the A1 corridor traffic conditions. Luton handles easyJet, Wizz Air, and Ryanair routes and is particularly useful for passengers on specific Wizz Air Eastern European routes that operate from Luton rather than Stansted. The Thameslink rail service from Kings Cross to Luton Airport Parkway takes approximately 40 to 50 minutes but requires using the DART shuttle or taxi from the station to the terminal. A direct taxi loads at Kings Cross and unloads at the terminal entrance, removing the DART connection entirely.
Kings Cross to London City Airport taxi
London City Airport is the closest London airport to Kings Cross at just 8 miles east through the City of London and into East London. The taxi fare from Kings Cross to London City Airport is approximately £32 to £48 for a standard saloon, making it the cheapest airport taxi from Kings Cross by a significant margin. Journey time is 25 to 45 minutes depending on City of London and Docklands traffic. London City handles British Airways, Swiss International, KLM Cityhopper, and short-haul business routes. The DLR from Bank provides a rail alternative at lower cost but requires Underground connections from Kings Cross to Bank — adding 20 to 30 minutes and two platform changes versus a direct 25-minute taxi. For groups of two or more, the taxi to London City Airport is competitive with DLR fares per head and provides door-to-terminal service with no luggage transfers. Our London City Airport taxi transfer service covers Kings Cross to the City Airport terminal.
12. Kings Cross to All Airports — Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a taxi from Kings Cross to Gatwick Airport?
Approximately £80 to £105 for a standard saloon covering around 42 miles via the M25 and M23. Journey time is 70 to 95 minutes. Gatwick handles easyJet, British Airways short-haul, Norwegian, and TUI. Our Gatwick airport taxi transfer service covers both North and South Terminals from Kings Cross.
How much is a taxi from Kings Cross to Stansted Airport?
Approximately £65 to £82 for a standard saloon covering around 35 miles via the A1(M) and M11. Journey time is 55 to 80 minutes. Stansted is Ryanair's primary UK hub and serves a wide range of European budget routes. Pre-booking 24 hours ahead guarantees your fixed fare and driver allocation.
How much is a taxi from Kings Cross to Luton Airport?
Approximately £62 to £80 for a standard saloon covering around 32 miles via the A1 and A1(M). Journey time is 45 to 70 minutes. Luton handles easyJet, Wizz Air, and Ryanair. A direct taxi delivers to the terminal entrance, removing the need for the DART shuttle from Luton Airport Parkway station.
How much is a taxi from Kings Cross to London City Airport?
Approximately £32 to £48 for a standard saloon covering around 8 miles east through the City. Journey time is 25 to 45 minutes. London City is the closest London airport to Kings Cross and handles British Airways, Swiss, and short-haul business routes. For groups of two or more, this is often cheaper per head than individual DLR fares with Underground connections.
Which London airport is closest to Kings Cross?
London City Airport at approximately 8 miles east is the closest. Heathrow is next at 19 miles west. Luton is 32 miles north. Stansted is 35 miles northeast. Gatwick is the furthest at 42 miles south. For most long-haul international flights, Heathrow is the destination regardless of distance. For budget European routes, Stansted and Luton are the more cost-effective airport options from Kings Cross.
What is the cheapest taxi from Kings Cross to a London airport?
London City Airport at £32 to £48. Luton Airport at £62 to £80 is next. Stansted at £65 to £82. Heathrow at £55 to £80. Gatwick is the most expensive at £80 to £105. For the cheapest airport taxi from Kings Cross in absolute terms, London City Airport is the clear answer, though the cheapest option for your specific journey depends entirely on which airport your airline departs from.
Related guides and services:
- Heathrow Airport Taxi Transfer — All Terminals Guide
- Cheapest Taxi to Heathrow Near Me
- Executive Chauffeur Service — Kings Cross to Heathrow
- 8-Seater Minibus Hire — Groups to Heathrow
- Our Fleet — Saloon, Estate, MPV, Minibus
- Gatwick Airport Taxi Transfer
- Stansted Airport Taxi Transfer
- London City Airport Taxi Transfer
- Heathrow Airport — Kings Cross Transport Guide
- Transport for London — Piccadilly Line
- Heathrow Express — Official Website
- National Rail — Kings Cross Station
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