Does anybody know if from Victoria manager hire in London there is a train use starting to Stanstead airport? we have review which there is an hourly use supposing by Terravision, is it right? Coaches leave without delay from Victoria manager hire or somewhere else? (it is my second time in London so we do not know good a places). Can we buy a sheet without delay there?
The use is upon time?
If not Terravision, have been there alternative improved services starting from Victoria manager hire to Stanstead?
By: livedadvo
The use is upon time?
If not Terravision, have been there alternative improved services starting from Victoria manager hire to Stanstead?
By: livedadvo
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You can get the coach from Golders Green Station as well.
National express coaches run that route but you can also get the train straight from the airport into central London.={F2D8B225-2673-4BE7-9651-92C080128143}
It’s Stansted not Stanstead and you can get there several ways from central London.
You can get the Victoria Line (tube) to Tottenham Hale and then the Stansted Express (train) from there. Express is every 15 minutes to half an hour. for times.
You can get the Central / Circle / any other line or means to Liverpool Street Station and catch the Stansted Express from there. For tube info go to
You can get either a National Express bus (www.nationalexpress.co.uk) or a Terravision Bus from Victoria Coach Station. These will take you slightly longer than the train but will be cheaper and you can purchase tickets from the ticket office at the coach station. They will generally run on time but as they’re on the road they may take longer to get there due to sheer weight of traffic during rush hour times. If you can afford it, I would take the train as at least you know you’re going to be there in time.
I realise this does not directly answer your question, but if you are staying near to the Central Line, the Jubilee Line or the Docklands Light Railway, you would do well to avoid Victoria Coach Station altogether. Take a Tube train or DLR to Stratford and catch the National Express Coach from just outside Stratford Station to Stansted Airport. It is a direct service along the M11 motorway and almost matches the speed of the Stansted Express train that others have mentioned. The fare is lower than that charged for the train and there is no on-board catering on the coach.
Traffic conditions in central London impede coaches travelling north or east from Victoria, so this suggestion is not intended as criticism of any coach operator serving Victoria or Golders Green!
London does need a range of coach stations in Travelcard Zones 3 or 4. The bus stations at Eltham and Mill Hill could, for instance, serve scheduled coaches that use the M2 and M1 respectively. Perhaps the coach ticket of the future will include a single Tube fare? Over to you Boris!