Buses from Luton to London

Coaches from Luton to London

Located some 35 miles outside of London, Luton has a busy international airport that is the home hub of easyJet planes. Passengers arriving at Luton by plane can take advantage of frequent direct coach departures that stop directly outside the airport. Alternatively, those wishing to visit the capital from Luton town centre can join the service at Luton Station Interchange, the busy coach and train station. With journey times of between one hour 15 minutes and one hour 25 minutes, travellers will find themselves directly in the heart of London in almost no time at all.

Which coach companies travel from Luton to London?

Passengers don't have a tough choice when it comes to planning coaches from Luton to London. National Express is the sole provider of coaches along this route. Onboard services include free WiFi, spacious and comfortable seating and personal air conditioning control for each passenger. Travellers are permitted to bring two pieces of 20kg luggage when they use National Express services, which is helpful for those arriving from international destinations at Luton Airport.

How long is the coach from Luton to London?

The journey from Luton to London is a relatively short one, with all journeys taking less than one and a half hours. The fastest service is an early morning departure which takes just one hour. Passengers should take traffic during peak travel time into consideration, which can extend the journey time slightly.

How many coaches are there from Luton to London?

National Express offers an almost round-the-clock service to coincide with the frequent international flights that land at London Luton Airport. With nearly 70 routes advertised and a choice of stations to join the service, passengers can expect numerous departures per hour. Whenever passengers decide to travel, there is sure to be a departure to suit their schedule.

What are the departure and arrival stations for coaches from Luton to London?

Departure bus station: Coaches depart from a choice of Luton destinations. The first is London Luton Airport, which is directly outside the terminal. Alternatively, passengers can join the service from Luton Interchange, where trains and buses both arrive. 

Arrival bus station: All journeys end at London Victoria Coach Station. London's busiest coach terminal is found directly in the heart of Westminster. Passengers can walk just 10 minutes to London Victoria train station where they can join London Underground services or numerous bus routes that can take them across the city. London Victoria also has great rail links to the rest of the country.