Luton Travel Plans

If you love the sound of planes flying overhead and the smell of exhaust fumes, then Luton is the destination for you. But don't worry, there's also plenty of mediocre fast food to keep you satisfied during your visit.

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How to get to Luton

Plane

The best way to get to Luton by plane is to fly into London Luton Airport which is located just a few miles away from the town center. There are several airlines that operate flights to this airport from a number of destinations across Europe and beyond.

Car

The best way to get to Luton by car is to take the M1 and exit at Junction 10 which is signposted for Luton. The journey takes around 35-45 minutes (depending on traffic conditions) from Central London.

Train

Although there isn't a direct train to Luton, there are a number of trains that run from London to Luton Airport Parkway which is just a short bus or taxi ride away from the town center. The journey takes around 30 minutes from London St Pancras international station.

Boat

As there are no waterways that lead directly to Luton, there is no direct way to get to Luton by boat. However, as Luton is located in close proximity to London, one can take a river cruise along Thames from central London and enjoy scenic beauty along the way.

Bus

The best way to get to Luton by bus is to take National Express or Green Line coaches which run regular services from London Victoria Coach Station to Luton. The journey takes around 1 hour 15 minutes (depending on traffic conditions) and terminates at Luton Airport Bus Station.

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