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Trains from London to Luton

With frequent trains and departures almost 24 hours a day, making the journey to Luton from London by train is fast and straightforward. All departures are direct with journey times of 45 minutes to just under one hour. There is a similar timetable in operation seven days a week. There are departures from three London stations, London Blackfriars, London Bridge or London St Pancras with journeys terminating at Luton Station.

Which train companies travel from London to Luton?

Two train companies operate routes from London to Luton. These are Thameslink and East Midlands Trains. Services from London to Luton are mainly suburban and commuter routes with limited onboard facilities. These do, however, include toilets, wifi and some power outlets.

How long is the train from London to Luton?

All train services between the city of London and Luton are direct with journey times of just 45 minutes to just under one hour.

How many trains are there from London to Luton?

A similar timetable is in operation seven days a week with trains departing around the clock. There are up to 11 trains an hour with more frequent train departures in the morning and evening rush hour periods.

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

Departure train station: Trains to Luton from London depart from one of three stations, London Blackfriars, London Bridge or London St Pancras. They are all centrally located and part of London's transport network of local and regional trains, underground trains and local buses. London St Pancras is the largest of the three stations with the most facilities but all have car and bicycle parking, taxi ranks, ATMs, toilets, wifi, left luggage storage and a range of shops, cafes and bars. There is also a hotel at London St Pancras.

Arrival train station: Trains from London to Luton complete their journey at Luton Station. This is located in the heart of Luton, within walking distance of the town's shops and services. Its transport links include local and long-distance buses, regional and intercity trains and taxis. There are also regular links by bus or train to Luton Airport. Facilities at Luton Airport include car and bicycle parking, ATMs, toilets, wifi, some kiosk shops, kiosk food outlets and a cafe.