Nearest station to The Forum
Kentish Town station
London Underground map from Transport for London
- The nearest train station to The Forum is Kentish Town
- Kentish Town is in fare zone 2 and connects with these Underground lines:
Northern Line
National Rail
Train fares from Kentish Town
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| Kentish Town is in fare zone 2 | Cash | Oyster & Contactless | |||
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| Single | Single | Daily cap | |||
| Peak | Off-peak | Peak | Off-peak | ||
| Zones 1-2 | £4.90 | £2.90 | £2.40 | £6.80 | £6.80 |
| Zone 2 only | £4.90 | £1.70 | £1.50 | £6.80 | £6.80 |
| Zones 2-3 | £4.90 | £1.70 | £1.50 | £8 | £8 |
| Zones 2-4 | £4.90 | £2.40 | £1.50 | £9.80 | £9.80 |
| Zones 2-5 | £5.90 | £2.80 | £1.50 | £11.60 | £11.60 |
| Zones 2-6 | £5.90 | £2.80 | £1.50 | £12.50 | £12.50 |
| Zones 2-7 | £5.90 | £4 | £2.80 | £13.50 | £12.50 |
| Zones 2-8 | £7.30 | £4.70 | £2.90 | £16.10 | £12.50 |
| Zones 2-9 | £7.30 | £4.70 | £2.90 | £17.80 | £12.50 |
| Travelcards | ||||
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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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londonlover – “Whilst not my favourite place to see a gig in London, it's not too bad. But I only go here if there is a band that I really, really want to see and they are not playing anywhere else. It's small enough for you to be able to see the band and see what they're doing and saying, but it's still big enough for a Decent sized crowd. They've got a balcony too which is useful because if you're a midget like me it's difficult to stand at the back and see what's going on over everyone's heads. I’d still much rather go to one of the bigger venues though because it seems like more of a proper concert.”- Guest – “Despite the awful weather,broken-down trains and delayed tube, I made it to see saint etienne on 18 December. The turnout was astonishing given the travel disruption. Although the venue was very cold to begin with, this was soon forgotten when two good warm-up acts perfromed. The sainnts keep improving with age. Debsy is a highly competent back-up singer and frontwoman sarah cracknell is as stunning as ever. There waqs a mix a classics from years gone by, a new tune (dj) and three christmas songs including "i was born on christmas day". The event more than made up for the weather!”
- peter – “This is the closest big venue to me but they dont seem to have as many big acts as other places, which is annoying, but they still get the occassional big name come in. Theyve got plenty of bars dotted around the standing bit downstairs, so you dont have much of a crush to get the pints in. Its defintely the best when you stand in the bit downstairs, near the stage, that is where all the atmosphere is. You get an alright view upstairs, and more comfortable places to sit, but you dont feel as involved in whats going on, and I went there once and now I go downstairs all the time.”
londonlover – “Whilst not my favourite place to see a gig in London, it's not too bad. But I only go here if there is a band that I really, really want to see and they are not playing anywhere else. It's small enough for you to be able to see the band and see what they're doing and saying, but it's still big enough for a Decent sized crowd. They've got a balcony too which is useful because if you're a midget like me it's difficult to stand at the back and see what's going on over everyone's heads. I’d still much rather go to one of the bigger venues though because it seems like more of a proper concert.”
peter – “This is the closest big venue to me but they dont seem to have as many big acts as other places, which is annoying, but they still get the occassional big name come in. Theyve got plenty of bars dotted around the standing bit downstairs, so you dont have much of a crush to get the pints in. Its defintely the best when you stand in the bit downstairs, near the stage, that is where all the atmosphere is. You get an alright view upstairs, and more comfortable places to sit, but you dont feel as involved in whats going on, and I went there once and now I go downstairs all the time.”