Horley to London train with Thameslink

Trains from Horley to London

Travelling from Horley to London by train is a smart option, with the journey taking just under an hour in most cases. Even better, the demand for this busy commuter and tourist route means that trains run nearly around the clock - starting before 4:00 a.m. on weekdays and finishing after midnight. Buy in advance and passengers can pay far less for their train ticket than the combined alternative cost of parking, driving and the city congestion charge.

Which train companies travel from Horley to London?

This busy line is serviced by Southern Rail and Thameslink. Thameslink services go to London St Pancras and Southern Rail services arrive at London Victoria.

How long is the train from Horley to London?

The fastest train on this rapid route takes just half an hour and is operated by ThamesLink. Nearly all of the trains take less than an hour. Even the late trains that run after 10:00 p.m. are direct and take around an hour, so it's really easy to get into the city centre by train at any time of day.

How many trains are there from Horley to London?

This is a hugely popular route for commuters and tourists alike and the choice of trains reflects demand, with up to five on offer within an hour. At busy times of day in particular, passengers won't need to wait for longer than 10-15 minutes for the next service.

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

Departure train station: Horley Train Station is a through station on Victoria Road in the town centre. There are buses and taxis available from the station and useful facilities. Passengers will find a newsagent, coffee kiosks, an ATM outside the station, payphones, WiFi, ticket machines, a customer service desk and digital information boards.

Arrival train station: London Victoria and London St Pancras stations are two of the largest stations in London, serving millions of passengers every year. With taxis, the London Underground and buses directly available from the stations, it's easy to travel across London and beyond. Their central location also makes walking easy and there are bikes available to hire too. Inside the stations, passengers will find retail, food, coffee and newsagent outlets and kiosks, toilets, showers and baby changing facilities, first class lounges, large seating, ticketing and information areas, accessible facilities for travellers with disabilities, trolleys, wheelchairs, ATMs, WiFi, payphones and more.