Are tube lines scheduled?
If you are going by tube I would give 25 mins. Change at Baker Street for the Metropolitan line and then that will take you to Kings Cross.
I'm not a seasoned London commuter but looking at the map don't the Hammersmith and Circle lines connect Paddington and Kings Cross directly.
Cheers,
Nigel
Yes, but you have to be careful. The Circle Line isn't a circle anymore, so don't go to the District/Circle platform, or you'll have to change at Edgware Road.I'm not a seasoned London commuter but looking at the map don't the Hammersmith and Circle lines connect Paddington and Kings Cross directly.
Cheers,
Nigel
If you have a smartphone p1tse I believe there are some apps linked into the Underground system in real time that can tell you if you need to leg it down the stairs PDQ because a train is about to arrive. Anyone used them?
Do you get a 3G signal underground?
Absolutely no point when tube trains arrive every few minutes. The suits that do that end up looking silly...that can tell you if you need to leg it down the stairs PDQ because a train is about to arrive
If you are going by tube I would give 25 mins. Change at Baker Street for the Metropolitan line and then that will take you to Kings Cross.
I make this journey fairly regularly - just under 15 minutes. I tend to take Hammersmith and Circle.
Jump in a taxi.
The black lines with circles are points where are interchange points between other lines/stations. For example at Paddington when you get off you can walk to the hammersmith and city line.
I was suggesting you change at baker street and get the metropolitan line - that is one option. However once you get off at Paddington it would be quicker to walk to Paddington tube on the hammersmith and city line and get the tube straight to kings cross St pancras. This saves you an unnecessary change. Apologies for not suggesting this at first.