How to use your e-ticket
Important: Upon booking your Stansted to London transfer, you will receive a confirmation of payment, and then you will receive an additional email from National Express within 24 hours containing your e-ticket with your QR code.
Please note: As there are no reserved seats, in order to travel, all passengers need to go to the point of departure as shown on their ticket where they will be able to board the next available coach by showing their ticket to the driver.
How long does a Stansted to London bus transfer take?
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Journey times are typically take around 50 minutes (subject to traffic conditions)
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All services run 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, departing every 15 – 30 minutes
Pick up and drop off points
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Collection and drop-off point just a two-minute walk away from the terminals
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Choose between Paddington Station, Liverpool Street Station, Victoria Coach Station, King's Cross or Stratford Station for your central London arrival
Route options
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Route A6 - Paddington Station, via Baker Street
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Route A7 - Victoria Coach Station, via Southwark, Waterloo, Victoria Rail Station
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Route A8 - Liverpool Street Station and King's Cross
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Route A9 - Stratford Station
Please note: due to COVID 19 restrictions some routes are temporarily unavailable and service numbers are subject to change. Please seek assistance from a National Express staff member on arrival.
Click here to view a complete list of all the routes and stops
New departure times for Route A9
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Stansted Airport to Stratford: 7.30 am - 9.35 am - 11.35 am - 1.35 pm - 3.35 pm - 5.35 pm
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Stratford to Stansted Airport: 5.05 am - 8.35 am - 10.35 am - 12.35 pm - 2.35 pm - 4.35 pm - 6.35 pm
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25th of December: no service.
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26th of December: First coach from Stansted Airport at 07.30, first coach from Stratford at 03.05 then normal Saturday / Sunday service.
Baggage allowance
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Baggage allowance: 2 x medium suitcases and one piece of hand luggage per person