Nearest station to Cambridge Theatre

Covent Garden station

London Underground map from Transport for London
The nearest train station to Cambridge Theatre is Covent Garden
Covent Garden is in fare zone 1 and connects with these Underground lines:

Piccadilly Line

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Train fares from Covent Garden

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Adult train fares in London
Covent Garden is in fare zone 1 Cash Oyster & Contactless
Single Single Daily cap
Peak Off-peak Peak Off-peak
Zone 1 only £4.90 £2.40 £2.40 £7 £7
Zones 1-2 £4.90 £2.90 £2.40 £7 £7
Zones 1-3 £4.90 £3.30 £2.80 £8.20 £8.20
Zones 1-4 £5.90 £3.90 £2.80 £10.10 £10.10
Zones 1-5 £5.90 £4.70 £3.10 £12 £12
Zones 1-6 £6 £5.10 £3.10 £12.80 £12.80
Zones 1-7 £7.40 £5.60 £4 £14 £12.90
Zones 1-8 £8.50 £6.90 £4 £16.50 £12.90
Zones 1-9 £8.50 £7 £4.10 £18.30 £12.90
Travelcards
1-Day Weekly Monthly
Anytime Off-peak
Zones 1-4 £13.10 n/a £50.50 £194
Zones 1-6 £18.60 £13.10 £64.20 £246.60
Zones 1-9 £23.50 £13.90 £91.50 £351.40

Child fares? See our child train fares page

Anytime, peak and off-peak? For Oyster, Visitor Oyster and contactless off-peak is outside the hours of 6.30-9.30 AM and 4-7 PM (Mon-Fri). For travelcards off-peak is any time after 9.30 AM (Mon-Fri). Weekends and public holidays are always off-peak. Fares are based on what time your journey begins

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  • Admin – “Have you ever visited cambridge theatre? What did you think of it? Let other people know by posting your photos and writing a little review.”
  • patrick – “This place is pretty small, one of the smallest west end places I’ve been in. But that is alright though, I didn't mind, because I went to see chicago and you want to be close to see all the lovely ladies cavorting around in not a lot of clothes. I was sitting a few rows from the front and its like sitting in front of the tv at home -- that is how close it is to the stage. I could have been up and on the stage in five seconds. Inside I dont think its that great, most of the other theatres ive been to are a lot posher looking and more upmarket. But who cares? When the show is good all you want is a good seat where you can get a good view”

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