Nearest station to Comedy Store
Piccadilly Circus station
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- The nearest train station to Comedy Store is Piccadilly Circus
- Piccadilly Circus is in fare zone 1 and connects with these Underground lines:
Bakerloo Line
Piccadilly Line
Train fares from Piccadilly Circus
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| Piccadilly Circus is in fare zone 1 | Cash | Oyster & Contactless | |||
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| Single | Single | Daily cap | |||
| Peak | Off-peak | Peak | Off-peak | ||
| Zone 1 only | £4.90 | £2.40 | £2.40 | £6.80 | £6.80 |
| Zones 1-2 | £4.90 | £2.90 | £2.40 | £6.80 | £6.80 |
| Zones 1-3 | £4.90 | £3.30 | £2.80 | £8 | £8 |
| Zones 1-4 | £5.90 | £3.90 | £2.80 | £9.80 | £9.80 |
| Zones 1-5 | £5.90 | £4.70 | £3.10 | £11.60 | £11.60 |
| Zones 1-6 | £6 | £5.10 | £3.10 | £12.50 | £12.50 |
| Zones 1-7 | £7.40 | £5.60 | £4 | £13.50 | £12.50 |
| Zones 1-8 | £8.50 | £6.90 | £4 | £16.10 | £12.50 |
| Zones 1-9 | £8.50 | £7 | £4.10 | £17.80 | £12.50 |
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| 1-Day | Weekly | Monthly | ||
| Anytime | Off-peak | |||
| Zones 1-4 | £12.70 | n/a | £49 | £188.20 |
| Zones 1-6 | £18.10 | £12.70 | £62.30 | £239.30 |
| Zones 1-9 | £22.80 | £13.50 | £88.70 | £340.70 |
Child fares? See our child train fares page Anytime, peak and off-peak? For 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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jandm – “The thing about the comedy store is that the stage is right on top of the audience, at the same level as them almost, so the comedian has got nowhere to go if he's rubbish. People can heckle him from the back because it's pretty dark back there and goes way back so they can say stuff with impunity. People at the front have no such luck, and I’ve seen a few people picked on mercilessly which is alwys hilarious (as long as its not you getting picked on!). So dont sit at the front. And if you take my advice you will only go on a night when you recognise the names of the comedians. Because I’ve been on some nights where I didn't know the people and they turned out to be right stinkers”- Athena – “. By far one of the best nights I’ve ever had out in London. It was a surprise night out from a Friend and I throughly enjoyed myself. There was a mix of comedians, ones I knew about and didn't. Three acts in total excluding the very funny host, who primarily engaged the audience for his jokes.Definitely planning to go back, I can now understand why it was packed out. If you get the chance, a definite must see”
- grahamp – “Nice and intimate little place, it's not like a big theatre so you always get a good view. I wouldnt sit near the front though because every time I have been its been quite interactive with the audience. Best to sit out of the way if you are too shy to be involved (which I am sure is most of us!) It is best not to do battle with these guys wits, because they are excellent when it comes to getting a laugh out of someone. I saw one guy try and take them on by returning some one liners, and let's just say that he came off worse! Good bar and they do food too, but nothing too fancy -- burgers and pizza and stuff like that.”
jandm – “The thing about the comedy store is that the stage is right on top of the audience, at the same level as them almost, so the comedian has got nowhere to go if he's rubbish. People can heckle him from the back because it's pretty dark back there and goes way back so they can say stuff with impunity. People at the front have no such luck, and I’ve seen a few people picked on mercilessly which is alwys hilarious (as long as its not you getting picked on!). So dont sit at the front. And if you take my advice you will only go on a night when you recognise the names of the comedians. Because I’ve been on some nights where I didn't know the people and they turned out to be right stinkers”
Athena – “. By far one of the best nights I’ve ever had out in London. It was a surprise night out from a Friend and I throughly enjoyed myself. There was a mix of comedians, ones I knew about and didn't. Three acts in total excluding the very funny host, who primarily engaged the audience for his jokes.Definitely planning to go back, I can now understand why it was packed out. If you get the chance, a definite must see”
grahamp – “Nice and intimate little place, it's not like a big theatre so you always get a good view. I wouldnt sit near the front though because every time I have been its been quite interactive with the audience. Best to sit out of the way if you are too shy to be involved (which I am sure is most of us!) It is best not to do battle with these guys wits, because they are excellent when it comes to getting a laugh out of someone. I saw one guy try and take them on by returning some one liners, and let's just say that he came off worse! Good bar and they do food too, but nothing too fancy -- burgers and pizza and stuff like that.”