How much is the express train from Gatwick to London?

How much does the train from Gatwick Airport to London cost? Train tickets from Gatwick Airport to London can start from as little as $14.49 when you book in advance and are usually more expensive when purchased on the day. Prices can also vary depending the time of day, route and class you book.



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If you're travelling between Gatwick Airport and London Victoria, please be aware that there are two fares in operation. If you travel on the Gatwick Express you will be charged the more expensive but flexible 'any permitted' fare. If you travel on Southern you will be charged a lower fare.

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The cheapest way to get from Gatwick to London is to drive which costs £7 - £12 and takes 47 min. How do I get from Gatwick to London the fastest? The fastest way to get from Gatwick to London is to train. Taking this option will cost £10 - £27 and takes 32 min.

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Gatwick Express train. This is the fastest, most comfortable and expensive option (apart from a private car), though there are good deals. The terminus in central London at Victoria is also central and a good transit point to your accommodation. If comfort and speed is everything then this is your choice.

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Generally, the journey from Gatwick Airport to London by train takes around 48 minutes, although the fastest services take just 28 minutes. As there are around 935 direct trains on this route every day, you don't need to make any changes during your journey.

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Book online or via the Gatwick Express app and get a 10% discount. We don't charge any booking fees either.

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Gatwick Express It takes 30 minutes to Central London, and trains run every 15 minutes approximately from 5 am to 1 am. A single journey costs from £ 19.90 ( US$ 24.20) and a return ticket £ 37.80 ( US$ 46.10) (valid for a month).

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Coaches to Victoria depart from both terminals from the lower level forecourt. You can buy tickets at National Express ticket desks in both terminals or in advance online.

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The railway station is located at the South Terminal, just a short walk from both departures and arrivals. The station is easily accessible from the North Terminal by a free shuttle. You can buy train tickets at the station, online or by using your contactless payment card at the ticket gates.

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Gatwick Express - Travel by train between London Gatwick and central London in around 30 minutes.

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Gatwick Express offers a non-stop rail service between the airport and London Victoria in central London. Trains generally run two times an hour and take around 30 minutes.

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London Victoria station The Victoria, District and Circle lines serve Victoria underground station. From there, just follow the signs and head up to ground level to find Victoria Mainline station. The Gatwick Express service usually departs from platforms 13 and 14, however please confirm this on the departure screens.

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Getting from one terminal to the other is easy at London Gatwick, simply take the free inter-terminal shuttle service. It runs every few minutes, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; with a journey time of just two minutes.

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Gatwick Fast Track Passes are a particulary good idea if you think you're going to be short on time, they are also a great idea if you're travelling with children, elderly passengers. Passport Fast Track is particulary useful if you don't have baggage to collect.

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Coach Bus Transfers By far the cheapest way to get to London from Gatwick is via coach. National Express and easyBus offer coaches that run 24/7 and can cost as little as £10 if booked in advance. Unfortunately, the cheapest option is also the slowest option.

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London Underground's Victoria Station - located just under the National Rail station your Gatwick Express train arrives and departs from - offers access to the Victoria, District and Circle lines. You can buy London Underground tickets at all Tube stations in London.

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