Buses from London to Luton

Bus from London to Luton

Travelers looking for a bus from London to Luton can choose departure times from early until late, every day of the week. The service runs almost 24-hourly even on weekends and bank holidays. There are between two and four buses per hour, depending on the time of day. Typically, buses run half-hourly throughout the day with extra departures during peak periods. A cheap bus from London to Luton normally covers the distance between the two cities in around 1 hour and 30 minutes.

How long is the journey by bus from London to Luton?

While the average journey time between London and Luton is about 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour and 30 minutes, this can vary. A bus from London to Luton may take around 1 hour 10 minutes to complete the trip at less busy times such as during the night or mid-afternoon, for example. Likewise, some services can take as much as 1 h 45 minutes to arrive at the terminus due to traffic or weather conditions.

How many buses are there from London to Luton?

Buses from London to Luton run each day, including at weekends. Travelers can easily select departure times that best fit there needs. With up to 88 buses per day to choose from, business trips, shopping sprees or family outings can be arranged in an instant. Bear in mind that fewer buses run at less busy periods such as during the night and in the early afternoon. However, more services are available at peak times. For example, buses might leave every 15 to 20 minutes between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. The earliest bus from London to Luton sets off at around 12:05 a.m.and the last departure is at about midnight.

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from London to Luton?

Departure bus station: the 757 bus from London to Luton departs from the Victoria Green Line Station in Bulleid Way. The station is adjacent to Victoria Coach Station and approximately 20 minutes by car or bus from Oxford Circus or the City. Local buses such as the 24, 16 or 148 drop passengers nearby. Those coming from further afield can take TfL London Underground trains to Victoria Rail Station and then walk the short distance (approximately 7 minutes) to Victoria Green Line Station. Paid parking can be found just a few streets away at the NCP car park in Sempley Place for those driving to the station. There is also 24-hour parking at Victoria Station Car Park. Taking a taxi or having someone else drive may be more convenient and there are designated drop off points by Victoria Coach Station.

Arrival bus station: Luton Station Interchange is the arrival point for the bus from London to Luton. The interchange is opposite the Bedford University campus and close to the High Town and New Town where many of the city's major hotels and attractions can be found. Passengers alight at stop 6 and, from there, they can take local bus services or travel on to Luton Airport.

Which bus providers travel from London to Luton?

Megabus covers the popular London to Luton route. The bus from London to Luton may stop to pick up passengers at Marble Arch, Baker Street, Finchley Road or Brent Cross before joining the motorway out of the capital.

Megabus London to Luton

Take a cheap bus from London to Luton with Megabus and enjoy a smooth and comfortable ride. After a few short stops to allow passengers to board, the ongoing journey is direct. Buses leave at almost half-hourly intervals day and night. The overall length of the trip is determined by traffic conditions as well as the time of day.

London to Luton Bus: Services on board

To date, over four million people have taken the bus from London to Luton. Passengers will find free WiFi and charging points on almost every service. As well as low fares, there is a free 44 lbs. luggage allowance. Each of the company's buses is wheelchair accessible with space for one wheelchair per journey. Disabled users are advised to contact the service provider regarding availability at least 36 hours before their preferred departure time. When booking, they should also make it clear whether or not they will be traveling with a PCA (Personal Care Assistant).