How much is a cab from Stansted to London?

Sommario:

1. How much is a cab from Stansted to London?
2. What time does Stansted Express stop?
3. How much does it cost to get to Stansted?
4. Does Stansted have a tube station?
5. Do trains to Stansted run all night?
6. Why is uber so much cheaper than taxi?

How much is a cab from Stansted to London?

Estimated London Stansted Airport taxi fares: Stansted to London Bridge

Stansted Taxi prices from Stansted to London*
Vehicle	Single Trip	Return Trip
Saloon Car (up to 3 passengers)	£51	£102
Estate Car (up to 4 passengers)	£56	£110
MPV5 Car (up to 5 passengers)	£66	£132

What time does Stansted Express stop?

00:30am The Stansted Express service runs from Stansted Airport at 06:00am (with an additional journey at 05:30am, besides Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday), the service terminates at 00:30am.

How much does it cost to get to Stansted?

Luggage Allowance

London - Stansted Airport Comparison of Fares 2020
Service	Standard Adult Fare
Stansted Express - Liverpool Street	£19.40	£30.70
Stansted Express Web Duo - (2 people)	£34.10#	£54.00#
National Express - Stratford	£7-£12 †	£14-£20 †

Does Stansted have a tube station?

Tube. There is no direct connection from Stansted Airport to London by Tube so there will be some interchanges to make. ... It is important to note that Stansted Airport customers who travel from London Liverpool Street or Stratford should be aware that their Oyster Card is only valid to Tottenham Hale.

Do trains to Stansted run all night?

The Stansted Express runs directly from Stansted Airport station to London Liverpool Street station. The journey takes around 45 minutes and trains run 7 days a week. They depart every 15 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes during early mornings and late at night. Trains run from around 4 a.m. to midnight.

Why is uber so much cheaper than taxi?

The biggest difference between a taxi and an Uber is surge pricing. Obviously. If you're not aware, surge pricing is an increase in the base price of an Uber fare calculated by evaluating supply (the number of drivers in an area) and demand (the number of people who need a car).