Stanstead To Heathrow, Sunday Morning

sandyRoe | 00:39 Sun 25th Feb 2018 | Travel

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I need to be at Terminal 2 by 11 o'clock. When should I start?

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Buenchico

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PS: Given the nature of some of your previous posts on AB, perhaps I should also consider the possibility that you'll be walking between the two airports? ;-)

01:16 Sun 25th Feb 2018

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Buenchico

Hi Sandy.

Are you driving, taking the train or using a coach service?

Buenchico

If it's by car, the journey takes about 1h 10m with clear roads.
Allowing an hour and a half (i.e. leaving at 0930) would probably be fine.

Buenchico

If it's by coach you need the 0800 service from Stansted to arrive at Heathrow at 0930. The next service, at 0940, doesn't arrive until 1110. (The fact that National Express allow 1h 30m for the journey seems to confirm my 'safe estimate' for the duration of the road journey, above).

If your journey is by train, please specify the date upon which you're travelling, as weekend engineering works can mess up travel plans on Sundays.

Buenchico

PS: Given the nature of some of your previous posts on AB, perhaps I should also consider the possibility that you'll be walking between the two airports?

;-)

wolf63

Chris, he Is at Stanstead now and travelling today.

Buenchico

Well he'd better start walking damned soon then, Susan ;-)

The last 'official' rail departure to arrive at Heathrow before 1100 departs from Stansted at 0830. (A cross-London transfer, between Liverpool Street and Paddington forms part of the journey). However the National Rail journey planner always builds in a remarkably long time to get across London, which is rarely needed. In practice both the 0845 and 0900 departures should still get Sandy there on time.

wolf63

I hope he hasn't fallen asleep without setting his alarm. Thanks Chris and safe journey to our returning pilgrim. xx

tamborine

Sandy, if ur on your pilgrimage will you please put a drop of water on your trail for my son ‘the mad river canooist’ who is v.sick. GBWY

sandyRoe

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Tamborine,
I'm very sorry to hear the news about your son. I would have gladly done as you asked but my Camino walk is already finished.
Chico, thanks for your answers. I took the 8 o'clock from Stanstead and then a taxi from Liverpool St to Paddington and then the Heathrow Express.
I got there with time to have a coffee and a remarkably expensive sandwich.