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Address:: Upminster Station, Station Road, Upminster,
London RM14 2TD
United Kingdom
Train fare zone:: London’s train network is divided into 9 fare zones, with 1 being the closest to the centre of the city. Upminster station is in zone 6.; Upminster serves the following train lines:
District Line
National Rail

Facilities, and opening hours: Ticket office opening hours: 05:15–22:00 (Mon–Fri); 06:15–22:00 (Sat); 06:45–22:00 (Sun); Lifts yes Escalators no Toilets yes Cash machine no Photo booth no Pay phone no Wifi no

Getting there and away: Car-park yes Bus 248, 346, 347, 370, 646, 648, 652

Whilst we make every effort to keep this information up-to-date, facilties and ticket office opening hours are always subject to change. We therefore advise you to check the details with London Transport.

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District Line

(MAIN LINE) Ealing Broadway ↔ Ealing Common ↔ Acton Town ↔ Chiswick Park ↔ Turnham Green ↔ Stamford Brook ↔ Ravenscourt Park ↔ Hammersmith ↔ Baron’s Court ↔ West Kensington ↔ Earl’s Court ↔ Gloucester Road ↔ South Kensington ↔ Sloane Square ↔ Victoria ↔ St. James’s Park ↔ Westminster ↔ Embankment ↔ Temple ↔ Blackfriars ↔ Mansion House ↔ Cannon Street ↔ Monument ↔ Tower Hill ↔ Aldgate East ↔ Whitechapel ↔ Stepney Green ↔ Mile End ↔ Bow Road ↔ Bromley-by-Bow ↔ West Ham ↔ Plaistow ↔ Upton Park ↔ East Ham ↔ Barking ↔ Upney ↔ Becontree ↔ Dagenham Heathway ↔ Dagenham East ↔ Elm Park ↔ Hornchurch ↔ Upminster Bridge ↔ Upminster

(NORTHERN BRANCH 1) splits off from the main line at Earl’s Court ↔ Kensington Olympia

(NORTHERN BRANCH 2) splits off from the main line at Earl’s Court ↔ High Street Kensington ↔ Notting Hill Gate ↔ Bayswater ↔ Paddington ↔ Edgware Road (C)

(SOUTHERN BRANCH) splits off from the main line at Earl’s Court ↔ West Brompton ↔ Fulham Broadway ↔ Parsons Green ↔ Putney Bridge ↔ East Putney ↔ Southfields ↔ Wimbledon Park ↔ Wimbledon

(WESTERN BRANCH) splits off from the main line at Turnham Green ↔ Gunnersbury ↔ Kew Gardens ↔ Richmond

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