Transfer from Stansted Airport to Bank Station
The Bank Station is used by more than 96,000 passengers during the peak hour. Almost 40,000 of these individuals are usually changing the lines at Bank Station. The station administration is currently undertaking a project to ease the crowding. The plan includes the construction of a new entrance for the City & Waterloo line and an escalator replacement programme.
The access to the main Northern line was improved in the beginning of 2013. New ticket gates were installed, including 2 wide – aisle gates. They are 75% wider than the regular gates. They can be easily used by people with luggage, older people and parents with children. They also free up the staff and offer independent access.
The 15 escalators are under refurbishment. Also, the escalators connected with the Northern line will be replaced. The project is going to take place from spring till autumn 2013. The large – capacity lifts on the Northern line will take over the traffic. Other projects will take place in the near future. So, a new platform and running tunnel will be constructed for the Northern line trains and the existing tunnel space and southbound platform will be enlarged.
Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Bank Station by Rail:
So as to get transfer from Stansted Airport to Bank Station by rail, you need to take the National Rail Service to Liverpool Street and from there you can walk to Bank Station. Other transport options include taking a transfer from Liverpool Street or Stansted Airport to Bank Station.
Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Bank Station by Car:
In order to get from Stansted Airport to Bank Station by car, you have to take the M11 motorway. The distance between Stansted Airport and Bank Station is 36.4 miles.
Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Bank Station by Private Transfer:
A Transfer from Stansted Airport to Bank Station with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 50 minutes. The transfer from Stansted Airport to Bank Station will cost around 57 GBP for a saloon car.
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