There’s only one station you need to care about: North Greenwich. It’s right under the O2. No walking. No bus. No drama.
The train that goes there is the Jubilee line. Yes, the same one that’s yellow on the map. It’s like the VIP lane of the London Underground.
If you’re coming from central London, just hop on at Green Park, Bond Street, or London Bridge. You’ll be there in under 20 minutes. I’m not exaggerating—check your watch.
But what if I’m not in central London?
Alright, you overachiever. Let’s get you sorted. If you’re coming from south-east London, grab a train to Greenwich station. Then, it’s a short walk or a bus to North Greenwich. Easy peasy.
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From Essex or Kent, you’ve got the Southeastern trains into London Bridge. Then just switch to the Jubilee line. It’s one escalator ride. You won’t break a sweat.
From the north or west, get yourself to King’s Cross or St. Pancras. Jump on the Victoria line for two stops to Green Park, then change to the Jubilee. I know, it sounds like a chore—but it’s literally ten minutes total.
