princeicio You need to take the Piccadilly Line from Heathrow to Green Park then change for the Jubilee line to Westminster. It takes about 45mins. If you're getting a 'day travel card' that will be £8 ($11) for zones 1 - 6. (Heathrow is zone 6. Westminster is zone 1) This ticket works on buses, DLR, and London Overground services. If you getting a single about £2 - £4 ($2.83 - $5.66). But if your staying longer then about 2 days get an Oscar Card. It cost about 10p - 15p per use on the tube and buses. So about 80 journeys will equal £8. And its a pay as you go card. No subscriptions. It's what I use. I recommend getting any of these items before you arrive. You can collect an any national rail station or underground station. Including Heathrow. You from the United States? =]
This video is right on time as we are planning a trip to London! Thanks for all of the tips you provide so we can be more informed and prepared travelers!!!
You already there? Im going there in a few days, what im doing is flying a cheap company not to Stansted, but to Luton, because the train seems to be affordable from there to Paddington. Since our hotel is in Bayswater, Paddington is within walking distance.
Here is another option regarding Stansted, assuming you get there cheap to begin with: stay in Bishop's Stortford, and take the train to and from London each day. Lodging is dirt cheap in Bishop's Stortford, and you are in walking distance to the train station. You do give up around an hour each way in transportation time, but otherwise this works out really well. Also, if you stay in Stort, you can the train the other way for a fairly short run up to Cambridge. Here's da plan- eat breakfast in Stort, take the train to London, pub grub or pret a manger in London for lunch if you eat lunch, train back to Stort, dinner in Stort. Most of this reflects the fact that everything is way cheaper in Bishop's Stortford, plus it is a nice town for a day by itself. Great vid, as always, and I am REALLY glad you mentioned how steep the taxis are, I have known a few people who got burned using them from Gatwick or Heathrow, also, especially from Heathrow, you run the risk of getting tied up in heavy traffic with the meter running, stupid expensive. I did that once. ONCE.
Little tip: Birmingham international station (connected to Birmingham airport) is 1hr 13mins from London Euston, so offers another less obvious option that is worth considering. To get cheapest train tickets you need to book ahead though.
It is great to see you highlighting the issue of cheap flights to Stansted airport. Standsted is really quite far north of London and the cost of getting to London will often cancel out any savings you made on the flight. If you are actually staying in London then I think Heathrow, Gatwick or Luton are the best options most likely. Heathrow is to the west, Gatwick to the south and Luton to the north. Heathrow is the best connected, but Gatwick is just fine. Luton is not as well connected but not too bad.
Strange fact that I'm not sure has been mentioned yet, but of the six London airports only two of them are actually in London. Gatwick Airport is in Crawley in West Sussex, 29 miles south of the centre of London. London Stansted Airport is in Stansted Mountfitchet in Essex, 30 miles north-east of the centre of London. London Luton Airport is in Luton in Bedfordshire, 30 miles north of the centre of London . And finally London Southend Airport is in Southend in Essex, 42 miles east of the centre of London.
I flew into Gatwick in summer, and I took something called easyBus to Victoria station for only a couple pounds. It takes much longer than the trains (almost an hour I think), but it is only a couple pounds, plus you get to see the city a bit while you're on your way☺️
Hi Mark, Another great video! I went to Prague for New Years and it was great! I took your advice and had some awesome Czech food. I went to Potrefena in Andel and it was soooo yummy. I'm going to London in March so this was such a helpful video. Thanx and Happy New Year!
The good thing about gatwick is that it is easy to get to if you are coming from other parts of the U.K. I use it for going to nice coming from the south west. The Clapham change was easy and the whole journey from Exeter to gatwick only cost about 30 quid
My advice is to take: - National Express Bus to Stansted (from Liverpool Street or Victoria) - Thameslink or Southern trains to Gatwick from Blackfriars Station or Southern only from Victoria). - Thameslink to Luton from Blackfriars Station. You have National Express Buses to Victoria if that's a more convenient location but it's a bit longer and not cheaper. - Tube to Heathrow - London City Airport is in London and any public transport is ok. Know that if you travel in 3+ people you have more than 30% discount on the train prices. It's huge money savings.
The half hourly (ish) commuter train from London Liverpool Street gets you to Bishops Storford which is the nearest town to Stanstead. From there its a £5-£10 taxi ride.
All of London's 3000 busses and all taxi cabs are wheelchair and scooter accessible, but most tube stations are not. Also, if you are using a hospital-style wheelchair with hard-plastic wheels (Like I did the first time) the cobblestones WHICH ARE EVERYWHERE, will kill you off before the end of your vacation! LOL. Consider renting a scooter with pneumatic or at least wide tires. They will deliver right to Heathrow or to your hotel. It will make your trip 100% more enjoyable, and will especially make it nicer for your travelling companions who don't have to 'push' you through the city.
i flew to london from new zealand by my self last year for the first time, i was able to get from heathrow to waterloo walk down to the eye and a look around get back to waterloo catch the tube to shaftbury avenue to get a sim card then back to waterloo to get a train to liphook to a friends house (all without google maps at this point before i activated my sim) i cant say enough how easy it was compared to new zealand. its pretty awesome :) i did have the unfortunate art while at gatwick flying to germany to witness a young girl about my age who missed her flight because she was supposed to go to luton, so easy to get mixed up, double and triple check those trains you are hopping on :)
Been to London, Tube is cheap but shit, if you want to take the Tube go earlier they tend to e late by almost 10 minutes at times. Cab gets you to where you want to go but it is fucking expensive. Go walk there, you can enjoy the sights. I always have a smile when a see a new video from Wolter he gets to go everywhere and has the best personality of anyone . :)
You missed out London Southend, where flybe and easyjet fly from every day of the week about every two hours. How do I know this, you ask? live under the flight path!
I visited London last week. Landed at Stansted. Took the Stansted Express to Liverpool Street. Costed me only 8 pounds (one way), because I booked the train ticket (more than) 30 days in advance. I think there is also a special 7 days in advance price on their website, which could save you money.I think 8 pounds is not expensive for a very good connection between Stansted and central London, to be honest. And with a very cheap Ryanair flight added to that, London was a little less expensive than I thought it would be. :-)
You're really lucky. For me to get to London from the south west it costs like £40 from Exeter to Paddington. Then there's the cost of the tube which is like £4.90 for the most central zone. Therefore I've only spent 3 nights there in the last 4 years (luckily my hotel was free as it was advertising £480 per night)
There is a 6th London airport now called London Southend. Easyjet do fly there and there is a train link from the airport to Liverpool Street station. But there are no bus/coach services direct to London from this airport. The only other alternative is a taxi which can cost up to £100 from the airport to London.
Thank you Mark :-) Because of your video i found a cheap way to drive in to the london city. its so helpful. I love your video and thank you so much :) P.S. : Sorry for my bad english :)
I literally found one of your videos one hour ago and.. I can't stop watching. Anyway - have you ever been to Brno (Czech republic) or Slovakia? I have honestly no idea, since I've watched only a few of your videos so far :D
There is also London Southend airport, I have never been there but I mention it for the completeness. Maybe others can tell about their experiences with London Southend airport? So there are 6 airports in and around London with in total 7 runways. Heathrow will probably get an extra runway in 2030. Heathrow runs near full capacity so there delays are very common.
vangrails London Southend Airport is a good one imho. Cheap enough flights to European destinations. Very short walk from station platform to terminal and onto the plane. The rail service from London Liverpool Street/ Stratford usually runs every 20 mins and is not too expensive, it’s about a 55 min journey time, however on weekends that rail line is sometimes part-closed for engineering work (planned line closures can be checked in advance nationalrail.co.uk) - A way around this problem is to use the alternative rail line to Southend Central (in Southend town centre) and walk up to Southend Victoria station then take the short train ride to Southend Airport station.
I used the Easybus service at Gatwick-airport. I booked the ticket two months early so I got it for like 4 pounds. Quite a bargain. But the transportation sucked, it took like 1 h 30 minutes in the traffic. Also, you have the usual budget-transportation problems like people being mad when they don't fit to the taxi that they booked etc. But I didn't expect much, so if you really are on a budget you can use this service, but be prepared for discomfort and be REALLY early when you are heading back to the airport so that you don't miss your flight.
Generally I'm with you, but I have to disagree on Stansted. Several bus companies run 24/7 (several buses an hour) and they all cost under GBP 10, dropping you off anywhere at lots of places in the city centre. I usually take a National Express bus to Stratford for GBP 5-10 and they only take an hour since you won't have to do city centre traffic on a bus if you get off in East London.
tons of bus options from stansted you right and now they are going through the night. it's more the tough part of getting to stansted than getting from stansted. all the best on your travels
So from Gatwick...you take one of the other trains (not Gatwick Express) and that's a flat fare for adults and children then once you arrive in central London kids are free on the tube and adults have a daily cap but that cap does not include the trains from Gatwick??? Please confirm if I got this right, thanks
So is advised taking an advance ticket to transfer from Heathrow to Luton. Is there a website to get the transfer ticket that cover the cost of all conections?
I remember taking the bus from Heathrow back in 1971 and it took about 30 minutes to get where we were going, these days I would expect the traffic is much worse. Security at customs was very lax back then as well, I guess because we were a very innocent looking family group they just waved us through with no questions at all.
I've never been to Heathrow but it took us half an hour from Hyde park to the east of zone 1 this year so yes congestion is bad. Also the uk is really tight on security now because Northern Ireland and terrorist threats
+James Lee Northern Ireland terrorist threats?????!!!!!!! Are you insane! That was over 30 years ago. As a British person I can assure you 'the troubles' we're over almost more then 20 years ago. It's terrorist groups like ISIS or Al Qaeda. Not Northern Ireland. - From a British person
Granted, the NI attacks were more than 30 years ago. The government was right to increase airport security then, and helped to soften the blow of further threats, such as ISIS or 9/11, when security became even stricter. The 7/7 bombings did manage to take place, so 10 years ago, we increased security again. the events of Northern Ireland just meant that they were more noticeable. Look at France. The reason they received two terror attacks this year is because of relaxed security. The French have no control over weapons arriving from Europe or any way of stopping them. The French policy is that people should be a lowed in, and that invites terrorists. UK security has foiled 7 terrorist attacks on London in 2015, and France has received two. The Northern Irish attacks are not the only reason for airport security, and are by no means the only reason that it is like it is today, but the fact that the government responded as it did led to more security earlier, so helped us raise concern for the issue of terrorism and security.
Do you have any info on travel between airports Heathrow-Gatwick, or Heathrow-Luton or Stansted? It would seem likely that some folks would cross the pond arriving at Heathrow then needing to connect to get to their Ryan Air flight to head to a smaller city in Spain or Italy for example. Thanks I enjoy your videos
SJ Bobkins I did the Heathrow-luton and it was ok. I think there's a bus or something. I forget. It wasn't exceptionally hard to figure out. Give yourself a lot of time to luton because it's the worst airport I've ever been to.
Jimmy Savile - Official Fan Channel Gatwick isn't in London, even tho it's LGW, Stansted is not in London, even tho its London Stansted, Southend isn't, even tho it's London Southend. Heathrow is just inside.
Sadly it's from pre weight gain. My current diet I am down 20 pounds since beginning of October. It will take time but I'm getting there. Thanks for the support! The 1st videos where you will see some weight loss will be on our videos from Costa rica early next year.
From a Londoner - "Take the tube. It's fun, historic, cheap and FUN!"
And in the summer very f ing loud because the old tube trains don't have air con and the windows have to be open!
+Sean Organ It seems like it...How much does it cost from Heathrow Airport to the Palace of Westminster?
princeicio You need to take the Piccadilly Line from Heathrow to Green Park then change for the Jubilee line to Westminster. It takes about 45mins.
If you're getting a 'day travel card' that will be £8 ($11) for zones 1 - 6. (Heathrow is zone 6. Westminster is zone 1)
This ticket works on buses, DLR, and London Overground services.
If you getting a single about £2 - £4 ($2.83 - $5.66).
But if your staying longer then about 2 days get an Oscar Card. It cost about 10p - 15p per use on the tube and buses. So about 80 journeys will equal £8. And its a pay as you go card. No subscriptions. It's what I use.
I recommend getting any of these items before you arrive. You can collect an any national rail station or underground station. Including Heathrow.
You from the United States? =]
Sean Organ No, the Middle East. Bless you! Where can I get one of these cards?
princeicio Which one the 'oyster card' or the 'day travel card'?. =]
Always when i see there is a new video from you i get a smile on my face
Thanks Simon :)
No problem Wolter
***** Hi Kevin
This video is right on time as we are planning a trip to London! Thanks for all of the tips you provide so we can be more informed and prepared travelers!!!
You already there?
Im going there in a few days, what im doing is flying a cheap company not to Stansted, but to Luton, because the train seems to be affordable from there to Paddington. Since our hotel is in Bayswater, Paddington is within walking distance.
Here is another option regarding Stansted, assuming you get there cheap to begin with: stay in Bishop's Stortford, and take the train to and from London each day. Lodging is dirt cheap in Bishop's Stortford, and you are in walking distance to the train station. You do give up around an hour each way in transportation time, but otherwise this works out really well. Also, if you stay in Stort, you can the train the other way for a fairly short run up to Cambridge. Here's da plan- eat breakfast in Stort, take the train to London, pub grub or pret a manger in London for lunch if you eat lunch, train back to Stort, dinner in Stort. Most of this reflects the fact that everything is way cheaper in Bishop's Stortford, plus it is a nice town for a day by itself. Great vid, as always, and I am REALLY glad you mentioned how steep the taxis are, I have known a few people who got burned using them from Gatwick or Heathrow, also, especially from Heathrow, you run the risk of getting tied up in heavy traffic with the meter running, stupid expensive. I did that once. ONCE.
Great advice on staying out. Yeah I have been BURNED by the taxis to the cheap airlines airports too many times. Thank you!
Little tip: Birmingham international station (connected to Birmingham airport) is 1hr 13mins from London Euston, so offers another less obvious option that is worth considering. To get cheapest train tickets you need to book ahead though.
Thanks!
+moplet72 I agree from a brummie.
It is great to see you highlighting the issue of cheap flights to Stansted airport. Standsted is really quite far north of London and the cost of getting to London will often cancel out any savings you made on the flight.
If you are actually staying in London then I think Heathrow, Gatwick or Luton are the best options most likely. Heathrow is to the west, Gatwick to the south and Luton to the north. Heathrow is the best connected, but Gatwick is just fine. Luton is not as well connected but not too bad.
Yeah I learned my lesson the hard way. That's why now I just fly British in
+MinimoviesInc glad to hear. I remember back in the day when you were just kind of screwed if you had those really early or really late flights
I dont live in Europe and not the US, and im flying to Luton with a local airline. Going to take the train from there.
Strange fact that I'm not sure has been mentioned yet, but of the six London airports only two of them are actually in London.
Gatwick Airport is in Crawley in West Sussex, 29 miles south of the centre of London.
London Stansted Airport is in Stansted Mountfitchet in Essex, 30 miles north-east of the centre of London.
London Luton Airport is in Luton in Bedfordshire, 30 miles north of the centre of London .
And finally London Southend Airport is in Southend in Essex, 42 miles east of the centre of London.
I flew into Gatwick in summer, and I took something called easyBus to Victoria station for only a couple pounds. It takes much longer than the trains (almost an hour I think), but it is only a couple pounds, plus you get to see the city a bit while you're on your way☺️
Yep. I have taken that one too.
Mark you seem to go to London like all the time. This advice actually helped me quite a lot and I am British
Great vid! I tooked the Eurostar from London to Paris! So Good and convenient.
I agree. all the best on your travels
Hi Mark, Another great video! I went to Prague for New Years and it was great! I took your advice and had some awesome Czech food. I went to Potrefena in Andel and it was soooo yummy. I'm going to London in March so this was such a helpful video. Thanx and Happy New Year!
The good thing about gatwick is that it is easy to get to if you are coming from other parts of the U.K. I use it for going to nice coming from the south west. The Clapham change was easy and the whole journey from Exeter to gatwick only cost about 30 quid
My advice is to take:
- National Express Bus to Stansted (from Liverpool Street or Victoria)
- Thameslink or Southern trains to Gatwick from Blackfriars Station or Southern only from Victoria).
- Thameslink to Luton from Blackfriars Station. You have National Express Buses to Victoria if that's a more convenient location but it's a bit longer and not cheaper.
- Tube to Heathrow
- London City Airport is in London and any public transport is ok.
Know that if you travel in 3+ people you have more than 30% discount on the train prices. It's huge money savings.
The half hourly (ish) commuter train from London Liverpool Street gets you to Bishops Storford which is the nearest town to Stanstead. From there its a £5-£10 taxi ride.
All of London's 3000 busses and all taxi cabs are wheelchair and scooter accessible, but most tube stations are not. Also, if you are using a hospital-style wheelchair with hard-plastic wheels (Like I did the first time) the cobblestones WHICH ARE EVERYWHERE, will kill you off before the end of your vacation! LOL. Consider renting a scooter with pneumatic or at least wide tires. They will deliver right to Heathrow or to your hotel. It will make your trip 100% more enjoyable, and will especially make it nicer for your travelling companions who don't have to 'push' you through the city.
If you have a Brtrail pass the Heathrow Express to Paddington is included. You can get the rail pass validated in Heathrow.
i flew to london from new zealand by my self last year for the first time, i was able to get from heathrow to waterloo walk down to the eye and a look around get back to waterloo catch the tube to shaftbury avenue to get a sim card then back to waterloo to get a train to liphook to a friends house (all without google maps at this point before i activated my sim) i cant say enough how easy it was compared to new zealand. its pretty awesome :) i did have the unfortunate art while at gatwick flying to germany to witness a young girl about my age who missed her flight because she was supposed to go to luton, so easy to get mixed up, double and triple check those trains you are hopping on :)
THANK YOU!! I'm flying to London next Summer so this is so helpful.
Glad we can help!
City Centre Airport has such a short runway, such a bumpy landing! Did you know Heathrow is at 99% capacity for air traffic! :D
Crazy. All the best!!
Been to London, Tube is cheap but shit, if you want to take the Tube go earlier they tend to e late by almost 10 minutes at times. Cab gets you to where you want to go but it is fucking expensive. Go walk there, you can enjoy the sights. I always have a smile when a see a new video from Wolter he gets to go everywhere and has the best personality of anyone . :)
The Aviation Enthusiast Bull shit mate the tube is every 2 minutes. The tube is rarely late
You missed out London Southend, where flybe and easyjet fly from every day of the week about every two hours. How do I know this, you ask? live under the flight path!
I visited London last week. Landed at Stansted. Took the Stansted Express to Liverpool Street. Costed me only 8 pounds (one way), because I booked the train ticket (more than) 30 days in advance. I think there is also a special 7 days in advance price on their website, which could save you money.I think 8 pounds is not expensive for a very good connection between Stansted and central London, to be honest. And with a very cheap Ryanair flight added to that, London was a little less expensive than I thought it would be. :-)
You're really lucky. For me to get to London from the south west it costs like £40 from Exeter to Paddington. Then there's the cost of the tube which is like £4.90 for the most central zone. Therefore I've only spent 3 nights there in the last 4 years (luckily my hotel was free as it was advertising £480 per night)
There is a 6th London airport now called London Southend. Easyjet do fly there and there is a train link from the airport to Liverpool Street station. But there are no bus/coach services direct to London from this airport. The only other alternative is a taxi which can cost up to £100 from the airport to London.
I was wondering if I should talk about that one.
Take the Heathrow connect it's cheaper than the express and is only 10 mins longer
And it's called the southern train not the south train!
You can get a coach from Stansted airport to Liverpool Street from £6 on way. ;)
Highly unlikely you will, but gotta add London Southend Airport here. Its in Essex lol.
That's where my destination is gonna be! The hotel is across the street!
Thank you Mark :-) Because of your video i found a cheap way to drive in to the london city. its so helpful. I love your video and thank you so much :) P.S. : Sorry for my bad english :)
laruna67 how?
I literally found one of your videos one hour ago and.. I can't stop watching. Anyway - have you ever been to Brno (Czech republic) or Slovakia? I have honestly no idea, since I've watched only a few of your videos so far :D
We have a video on what to see and do in brno. also we have some older videos on Bratislava. :) thanks for finding us. great travels to you!
There is also London Southend airport, I have never been there but I mention it for the completeness. Maybe others can tell about their experiences with London Southend airport?
So there are 6 airports in and around London with in total 7 runways. Heathrow will probably get an extra runway in 2030.
Heathrow runs near full capacity so there delays are very common.
vangrails London Southend Airport is a good one imho. Cheap enough flights to European destinations. Very short walk from station platform to terminal and onto the plane. The rail service from London Liverpool Street/ Stratford usually runs every 20 mins and is not too expensive, it’s about a 55 min journey time, however on weekends that rail line is sometimes part-closed for engineering work (planned line closures can be checked in advance nationalrail.co.uk) - A way around this problem is to use the alternative rail line to Southend Central (in Southend town centre) and walk up to Southend Victoria station then take the short train ride to Southend Airport station.
back when I went to stansted the bus fare to liverpool street was like five quid with terravision so it was ridiculously cheap (as was the flight)
I know. I just hated the forever ride and the shitty connections to Liverpool Street on Sundays :)
I used the Easybus service at Gatwick-airport. I booked the ticket two months early so I got it for like 4 pounds. Quite a bargain. But the transportation sucked, it took like 1 h 30 minutes in the traffic. Also, you have the usual budget-transportation problems like people being mad when they don't fit to the taxi that they booked etc. But I didn't expect much, so if you really are on a budget you can use this service, but be prepared for discomfort and be REALLY early when you are heading back to the airport so that you don't miss your flight.
thanks for the great comment. I have had very similar experiences sadly. all the best on your travels
Also 1 USD is generally 2/3 GBP so 80 GBP is really 120 dollars. (Not to mention foreign fees).
Generally I'm with you, but I have to disagree on Stansted. Several bus companies run 24/7 (several buses an hour) and they all cost under GBP 10, dropping you off anywhere at lots of places in the city centre. I usually take a National Express bus to Stratford for GBP 5-10 and they only take an hour since you won't have to do city centre traffic on a bus if you get off in East London.
tons of bus options from stansted you right and now they are going through the night. it's more the tough part of getting to stansted than getting from stansted. all the best on your travels
So from Gatwick...you take one of the other trains (not Gatwick Express) and that's a flat fare for adults and children then once you arrive in central London kids are free on the tube and adults have a daily cap but that cap does not include the trains from Gatwick??? Please confirm if I got this right, thanks
The crossrail train will start in 2019 and it will connect Heathrow with London.
Cool. Thanks!
So is advised taking an advance ticket to transfer from Heathrow to Luton.
Is there a website to get the transfer ticket that cover the cost of all conections?
but it can also be expensive on the tube because heathrow is all the way in zone 6.
I remember taking the bus from Heathrow back in 1971 and it took about 30 minutes to get where we were going, these days I would expect the traffic is much worse. Security at customs was very lax back then as well, I guess because we were a very innocent looking family group they just waved us through with no questions at all.
I've never been to Heathrow but it took us half an hour from Hyde park to the east of zone 1 this year so yes congestion is bad. Also the uk is really tight on security now because Northern Ireland and terrorist threats
+James Lee Northern Ireland terrorist threats?????!!!!!!!
Are you insane!
That was over 30 years ago.
As a British person I can assure you 'the troubles' we're over almost more then 20 years ago.
It's terrorist groups like ISIS or Al Qaeda.
Not Northern Ireland.
- From a British person
Granted, the NI attacks were more than 30 years ago. The government was right to increase airport security then, and helped to soften the blow of further threats, such as ISIS or 9/11, when security became even stricter. The 7/7 bombings did manage to take place, so 10 years ago, we increased security again. the events of Northern Ireland just meant that they were more noticeable.
Look at France. The reason they received two terror attacks this year is because of relaxed security. The French have no control over weapons arriving from Europe or any way of stopping them. The French policy is that people should be a lowed in, and that invites terrorists. UK security has foiled 7 terrorist attacks on London in 2015, and France has received two.
The Northern Irish attacks are not the only reason for airport security, and are by no means the only reason that it is like it is today, but the fact that the government responded as it did led to more security earlier, so helped us raise concern for the issue of terrorism and security.
James Lee Good point.
Very well argued. =]
Thank you. I am so the middle of exams so I am in the mindset of writing essays
what's the best and simplest option from Gatwick to Heathrow for a connecting flight?
Do you have any info on travel between airports Heathrow-Gatwick, or Heathrow-Luton or Stansted? It would seem likely that some folks would cross the pond arriving at Heathrow then needing to connect to get to their Ryan Air flight to head to a smaller city in Spain or Italy for example. Thanks I enjoy your videos
I will see if I can find something.
SJ Bobkins I did the Heathrow-luton and it was ok. I think there's a bus or something. I forget. It wasn't exceptionally hard to figure out. Give yourself a lot of time to luton because it's the worst airport I've ever been to.
Update: You can now get Heathrow Express tickets for as little as 5 GBP if you book way in advance
Did you take TAG Air out of Gate 16 at Heathrow to fly to Lisbon?
Can we expect another Lisbon video in the near future?
British airways. and yes expect more lisbon videos. what to know about Portugal. 10 shocks of Portugal ;) and a few more.
Mark Wolters
Yes! Thank you.
Any improvement with the pound versus the dollar? London has seemed so expensive.
Still expensive but better than 2 or 3 years ago.
when you order a taxi to an airport you can ask for a fixed price so its cheaper.
Plz do a video on the paris attacks if your ok
We are not in Paris these days. We are just praying for paris. Our friends were OK but still praying for those in hospital.
So sad.
Big up Gatwick
London has 6 airports. You forgot Southend
Hi
Luton Airport isn't in London, it's in Luton. The clue is in the name.
Jimmy Savile - Official Fan Channel Gatwick isn't in London, even tho it's LGW, Stansted is not in London, even tho its London Stansted, Southend isn't, even tho it's London Southend. Heathrow is just inside.
Easybus chepest
+Nada Komunjicki In correct.
Tube + 1/3 off Travel card (that last 1 year.)
hey mark is this recent? you look like youve already lost some weight looking good?!
Sadly it's from pre weight gain. My current diet I am down 20 pounds since beginning of October. It will take time but I'm getting there. Thanks for the support! The 1st videos where you will see some weight loss will be on our videos from Costa rica early next year.