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Best bet is to get into London Victoria from East Croydon, take the Victoria Line to Oxford Circus, the Central Line to Liverpool Street, and then the Stanstead Express from Liverpool Street.
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How do you get from croydon to gatwick?
By train, take any northbound train from the station (don't take from the Gatwick Express, or any train destined for Reading) and get off at East Croydon.
How many train stations are there in croydon?
24
Can you get from Croydon to London on a bus?
yes but it's quicker by train
How long does it take to get to London by train from croydon?
Approximately 15 minutes
How long from croydon to stansted airport?
The train from Gatwick Airport to East Croydon Station would take about 20 minutes.
How do I get to Thorpe Park from West Croydon?
Go to East Croydon and get a train to London, then catch a second train across to Stains then get a bus to Chertsey from which you would follow sign posts, or ask for directions, to Thorpe Park.
How much train fare or bus from Heathrow airport to croydon center?
There is no easy way of getting from Heathrow to Croydon. A cab would cost about £50
When was The Stanstead created?
The Stanstead was created in 1887.
Does any train connect London to cryodon?
There are trains from East Croydon Station to London about every 15 minutes and trains from West Croydon about every 30 minutes.
How many miles between Stanstead Airport and Birmingham - UK?
according to the AA route planner the journey is 141.5 miles from Stanstead to Birmingham New St Station. Approximate travel time 2 hrs 57 mins according to the AA route planner the journey is 141.5 miles from Stanstead to Birmingham New St Station. Approximate travel time 2 hrs 57 mins
Where can one find hotels in Croydon?
There are a number of hotels available in Croydon, United Kingdom. A list of hotels is available from travel websites such as Expedia, TripAdvisor, and Trivago.
What is the population of Stanstead Abbotts?
The population of Stanstead Abbotts is 1,983.
