What line is Custom House Station?

Custom House Station is served by the Elizabeth line and the Docklands Light Railway (DLR). Located in East London, it acts as a key interchange for the ExCeL London exhibition centre, providing rapid, modern, and step-free travel between locations like Canary Wharf, Stratford, and Heathrow.

What train lines go to Custom House?

Custom House is an interchange station by the Royal Docks, in Custom House in the London Borough of Newham, London for Docklands Light Railway (DLR) – on which it is branded Custom House for ExCeL – and Elizabeth line services.

Is Custom House on Elizabeth line?

Custom House is one of ten new stations built to service the Elizabeth line route and the first of these to be completed and handed over to Transport for London (TfL). It is the only surface-level central station and, as such, acts as the threshold for passengers arriving into the city from the east.

Does the Jubilee line go to Custom House?

Yes, there is a direct train departing from Bond Street Station station and arriving at Custom House. Services depart every 15 minutes, and operate every day.

Can I get the Elizabeth line from Stratford to Custom House?

From Stratford (London) to Custom House (Elizabeth line), take the fastest train in 17 minutes, typically 23 minutes. Daily, 151 trains depart from Stratford (London), with the first at 00:01 and the last at 23:46. During Off-Peak times starting at 09:30 on weekdays, enjoy a quieter space with fewer people.

Elizabeth line services at Custom House Station on the first day of service

Is Elizabeth line free for over 60s?

Yes, London residents aged 60+ generally get free travel on the Elizabeth line (and other TfL services like buses, Tube, DLR) via the 60+ London Oyster photocard, valid from age 60, or the Older Person's Freedom Pass, valid from State Pension age (currently 66). Both offer free travel, though Freedom Pass has weekday morning restrictions (4:30-9am) and the 60+ Oyster card costs £10 to apply, with an annual renewal fee, providing similar benefits on TfL services within London.

What is London's most popular train station?

London's most popular (busiest) train station, for the third year running according to recent data (up to March 2025), is London Liverpool Street, driven significantly by the Elizabeth line, followed by London Waterloo and London Paddington. These rankings often fluctuate slightly but Liverpool Street consistently leads in passenger entries and exits, with all top 10 stations in the UK located in London.
 

How much is Elizabeth line to Custom House?

Bond Street (Elizabeth line) to Custom House (Elizabeth line) Trains from £7.00.

Can I use Oyster card on the Elizabeth line?

Your Visitor Oyster card can help with travel to and from London's main airports. You can use it on Tube, Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express and Gatwick Express services between the airports and central London. You can buy a Visitor Oyster card online from: TfL Visitor Shop.

What is the Posh train called?

The British Pullman offers 1920's style luxury train travel across the UK. The transport of choice for royalty and a star of the silver screen, the Belmond British Pullman is a fully restored 1920s luxury train and one of the most glamorous ways to experience a day trip in the United Kingdom.

What is the most impressive Elizabeth line station?

Paddington Elizabeth Line Station is a remarkable addition to London's transport network, bringing daylight and fresh air to platform level, in contrast with most underground stations.

What stops does the Elizabeth line stop at?

The Elizabeth line has 41 stations running east-west across London, from Heathrow Airport & Reading in the west to Shenfield & Abbey Wood in the east, featuring key central stops like Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, Farringdon, Liverpool Street, and Canary Wharf, with all stations offering step-free access, though some western services may skip intermediate stops like Hanwell or Southall.
 

Is the Piccadilly line closing in 2025?

The Piccadilly line experienced significant weekend closures throughout 2025 for upgrades to introduce new air-conditioned trains, affecting sections like Cockfosters to Heathrow/Uxbridge, with major disruptions planned through late 2025 into early 2026, including a full line closure Jan 17-18, 2026, for testing and commissioning. Expect ongoing weekend works and potential Night Tube service changes into 2026 as TfL finishes the new fleet introduction.
 

Can I use my Senior Railcard on London Underground?

The Senior Railcard will not apply to the following:

Some Train Company-specific promotional offers. Tickets for special excursion or Charter trains and some coach/bus links, including RailAir services. Most London Underground and Docklands Light Railway tickets (unless using Oyster pay as you go)

Do I get free travel when I am 66?

Yes, in the UK, you generally get free local bus travel at 66 in England and Wales (when you reach State Pension age) and for London residents (with a Freedom Pass or 60+ Oyster), while Scotland has different rules for its National Entitlement Card, so it depends on your location and if you meet the criteria for your local scheme. You can apply for these passes via GOV.UK or your local council.

Can I use 60+ Oyster on Elizabeth line to Heathrow?

Over 60s who live in a London borough can apply for the 60+ London Oyster photocard, giving them free travel on bus, Tube, tram, DLR, London Overground, Elizabeth line and most National Rail services in London.

What lines go to custom house?

Lines at this station

• DLR.
• Elizabeth line.