TFL Website says: train to London Bridge from Charlton; Jubilee Line to Baker Street and then Bakerloo Line to Paddington where you can get the Heathrow Express
On a Saturday @ 5pm the journey will take around 1hr 15mins
Crossrail due to open Dec 2018,Depending on which airport your using,London Bridge to Gatwick or Jubilee line from London Bridge to Green Park,Piccadilly line to Heathrow terminals.
Thanks everyone, If by tube, will i still get to Heathrow by 7 (terminal 4)..?
You'll need to get out of the ground REALLY promptly, as the platforms quickly fill up at Charlton station after a match (and the Coventry fans in the JS) are actually nearer the station than the home areas!
Thanks everyone, If by tube, will i still get to Heathrow by 7 (terminal 4)..?
You'll need to get out of the ground REALLY promptly, as the platforms quickly fill up at Charlton station after a match (and the Coventry fans in the JS) are actually nearer the station than the home areas!
This with bells on. 2nd half of last season BTP employed a crack team of work shy pisstakers who restricted access to the London bound platform at Charlton station after games on a purely random basis. There was no telling how many people on the platform they considered appropriate, they sure as fuck never shifted a leg to get the people there present to shift up the platform a bit to ease access for the rest of us. Routinely we were held outside a locked gate to watch a train arrive, embark half a platform's worth of punters and clear off half empty to stand in the rain for another half an hour, for no better reason the taxsponge-in-charge had the power. When one such odious prick was politely queried on his decision to disrupt countless journeys home, he loudly and indignantly exclaimed "if you don't like it grandad, report me, see how far that gets you" while pointing at his number. We await even an acknowledgement from said taxsponging, odious prick's superiors, that any complaint has been made.
Realistically, save yourself the heartache and stress. Watching a Charlton youth and crocks XI make up the numbers against whatever version of CCFC is still trading, will be a heartbreaking affair unworthy of complicating your homeward journey.
Thanks everyone, If by tube, will i still get to Heathrow by 7 (terminal 4)..?
You'll need to get out of the ground REALLY promptly, as the platforms quickly fill up at Charlton station after a match (and the Coventry fans in the JS) are actually nearer the station than the home areas!
This with bells on. 2nd half of last season BTP employed a crack team of work shy pisstakers who restricted access to the London bound platform at Charlton station after games on a purely random basis. There was no telling how many people on the platform they considered appropriate, they sure as fuck never shifted a leg to get the people there present to shift up the platform a bit to ease access for the rest of us. Routinely we were held outside a locked gate to watch a train arrive, embark half a platform's worth of punters and clear off half empty to stand in the rain for another half an hour, for no better reason the taxsponge-in-charge had the power. When one such odious prick was politely queried on his decision to disrupt countless journeys home, he loudly and indignantly exclaimed "if you don't like it grandad, report me, see how far that gets you" while pointing at his number. We await even an acknowledgement from said taxsponging, odious prick's superiors, that any complaint has been made.
Realistically, save yourself the heartache and stress. Watching a Charlton youth and crocks XI make up the numbers against whatever version of CCFC is still trading, will be a heartbreaking affair unworthy of complicating your homeward journey.
Or leave on 90 mins to ensure you're on the platform before the rush ?
Thanks everyone, If by tube, will i still get to Heathrow by 7 (terminal 4)..?
You'll need to get out of the ground REALLY promptly, as the platforms quickly fill up at Charlton station after a match (and the Coventry fans in the JS) are actually nearer the station than the home areas!
This with bells on. 2nd half of last season BTP employed a crack team of work shy pisstakers who restricted access to the London bound platform at Charlton station after games on a purely random basis. There was no telling how many people on the platform they considered appropriate, they sure as fuck never shifted a leg to get the people there present to shift up the platform a bit to ease access for the rest of us. Routinely we were held outside a locked gate to watch a train arrive, embark half a platform's worth of punters and clear off half empty to stand in the rain for another half an hour, for no better reason the taxsponge-in-charge had the power. When one such odious prick was politely queried on his decision to disrupt countless journeys home, he loudly and indignantly exclaimed "if you don't like it grandad, report me, see how far that gets you" while pointing at his number. We await even an acknowledgement from said taxsponging, odious prick's superiors, that any complaint has been made.
Realistically, save yourself the heartache and stress. Watching a Charlton youth and crocks XI make up the numbers against whatever version of CCFC is still trading, will be a heartbreaking affair unworthy of complicating your homeward journey.
Well, living in the other hemisphere I only get one or two chances a season to shatter my dreams. May drop in again for the Barnsley game 2 weeks later before disappearing for another year to build new illusions...
If time is of the essence you really have no choice other than to use the Heathrow Express, yes it’s expensive but the tube (Piccadilly Line) takes an eternity and will quite possibly leave you stressed out.....unless that is you’re not that rushed. If you do use The HR Express, make sure you get a ticket BEFORE you get on board......the feckers will rob you blind otherwise.
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other than that train to Charing X and then tube it
Train to London Bridge or Charing Cross
Tube (Jubilee/Bakerloo) to Paddington
Heathrow Express to Paddington
The last bit will seriously ramp up the cost though
On a Saturday @ 5pm the journey will take around 1hr 15mins
https://www.heathrowexpress.com/tickets-deals/prices-fares?tid=WEXT12181&CMP=PSB013&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Brand&utm_term=express heathrow&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpcLZBRCnARIsAMPBgF2WSlkt79WSxuZMvIVC9_8yvjsa16qQsuPTtKRyOa26O9-0CmCEf3caAl6PEALw_wcB
51 mins from Char X to Heathrow 4.
2nd half of last season BTP employed a crack team of work shy pisstakers who restricted access to the London bound platform at Charlton station after games on a purely random basis. There was no telling how many people on the platform they considered appropriate, they sure as fuck never shifted a leg to get the people there present to shift up the platform a bit to ease access for the rest of us. Routinely we were held outside a locked gate to watch a train arrive, embark half a platform's worth of punters and clear off half empty to stand in the rain for another half an hour, for no better reason the taxsponge-in-charge had the power. When one such odious prick was politely queried on his decision to disrupt countless journeys home, he loudly and indignantly exclaimed "if you don't like it grandad, report me, see how far that gets you" while pointing at his number. We await even an acknowledgement from said taxsponging, odious prick's superiors, that any complaint has been made.
Realistically, save yourself the heartache and stress. Watching a Charlton youth and crocks XI make up the numbers against whatever version of CCFC is still trading, will be a heartbreaking affair unworthy of complicating your homeward journey.
If you do use The HR Express, make sure you get a ticket BEFORE you get on board......the feckers will rob you blind otherwise.
Not really.
Do NOT get the Heathrow Express as it will be no quicker plus the extra cost.
Do NOT wait for the game to finish as you will almost certainly struggle for a 19.00 arrival.