London Liverpool Street to Southend Airport Trains

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Station Information

London Liverpool Street

London Liverpool Street is a busy commuter station located in the north-eastern corner of the City of London. This station is served by the Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Central tube lines, so it is easy to get to on the underground. There are also buses located outside the station. (All London buses have step free access.)
This station has plenty of public toilets, multiple ticket machines and a waiting room at this station. There is also a range of places to eat and drink, including a McDonalds, Leon and a WHSmith.

Ticket office opening hours

Monday 03:10 - 01:00
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 04:00 - 01:00
Friday,Saturday,Sunday 03:40 - 01:00

See further information for London Liverpool Street station here.

Southend Airport Station

Southend Airport offers flights to over 50 destinations all over Europe, as well as many internal flights to UK towns cities like Glasgow, Aberdeen and Newquay. Southend Airport train station is only 100 paces from the airport's main terminal, making it incredibly easy for you to get between the two buildings. This station has a visitor car park, wheelchair ramps for train access, step free access and baby changing facilities.

Ticket office opening hours:

Monday - Sunday 06:00 - 23:00
See further information for Southend Airport train station here.

“Quick and easy journey” - London Liverpool Street to Southend Airport

4 stars - George Ramsey - September 2nd 2019

I needed to travel to Southend Airport for my flight to Barcelona. On the day of travel, I was rather excited to get on the plane and get my holiday started. Luckily, I live on the District and Circle line, so it was easy to jump on the tube to get to Liverpool Street station. My friend had recommended that I get the Greater Anglia app to avoid the crowds once in Central London, and I must admit, that was some great advice. Me and my wife were travelling together - I downloaded both the train tickets on my phone, this was a major time saver and meant there was no stress about losing the tickets either.

London Liverpool always seems quite busy, so my advice to other travellers is to leave some time to navigate the station, get your tickets if you need to, find your platform and find your seat before the train departs. The main tube exit into the station brings you to roughly the centre of the long narrow station concourse. There are shops like WHSmith, Oliver Bonas on the ground floor and other restaurants and cafes like LEON on the balcony floor above it.

Having the ticket on my phone all ready to go meant I had time to get a drink from M&S for my journey to the airport. As we were actually running ahead of time for a change, we managed to board the train just as our platform was announced on the big information boards. This allowed us to secure some much-needed space for our suitcases

We managed to find seats that were opposite to each other and got comfy for our journey ahead. The journey would only take around 50 minutes or so, so we didn’t need iPads and things to keep us occupied.

The journey itself was hiccup-free, comfortable and easy. There were no loud or disruptive people in our carriage, which meant me and my wife would sip our drinks and get excited about our week in Spain, all while travelling through the sunny Essex countryside.

Once we got to Southend Airport train station, getting to the actual airport was simpler than I thought. You just go through the ticket barriers, cross the road and you’re at the airport. Only took a couple of minutes from getting off the train to getting in the queue to check in our bags! I must say that travelling from London to the airport was a seamless experience and one that I would do again!

The best bit: Mobile tickets.
The worst bit: Nothing really.