| Here are a few quick tips for navigating London like a pro. No matter what mode of transportation you use, we think you’ll agree that getting to ExCeL, London has never been easier. EXCEL LONDON For Sat Nav purposes, please use postcode E16 1DR. DELEGATE OPENING TIMES: |
If you are travelling by public transport, the nearest station is Custom House. This is part of the DLR network and Elizabeth Line. Use the TFL Journey Planner to plan your route or view on Google Maps.
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It’s easy to drive to ExCeL London from many of the main routes. These main routes include the M25 and M11, the North Circular, A406 and the A13. As you get closer you’ll pick up signs for ExCeL London.
If you’re using satellite navigation to travel to our car parks please enter these postcodes :
E16 1XL
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London is connected by rail to all major cities in Great Britain, with frequent services to all corners of the country. Rail services in the UK are run by a set of private train operating companies. Your point of departure will determine the best service to take and at what station your train will arrive into London. Visit nationalrail.co.uk to find out more about national services or go to Eurostar.com for international travel.
Hailing one of the black taxi cabs will make you feel like a true Londoner. Just remember: stand on the curb, place your arm in the air, and confidently stare down all the cabs. All taxis accept cash and most accept credit and debit cards.
Another option is to make use of the application UBER and request a ride with the app.
Two of the stations, Custom House and Prince Regent, are on our campus. Trains pull up at a covered walkway leaving visitors with less than a two minute’s walk to the entrance.
DLR services: All trains towards Beckton/Gallions Reach will stop at Custom House. ExCeL London is located in Zone 3.
The Elizabeth Line is the quickest route to ExCeL London. For the DRL, alight at Canning Town on the Jubilee Line and change onto a Beckton-bound DLR train to Custom House for ExCeL. Buy an Oyster Card at any underground station to pay for your transport or use a contactless payment card.
....Or why not jump on the UK’s first urban cable car, the Emirates Air Line, connects ExCeL London to the O2 and North Greenwich tube station.
What's more? As a London Vet Show visitor you can enjoy a discounted fare. All you need to do is arrive at either ticket office and display your ExCeL event badge and ask for the special fare.
London is the best-connected city in the world and is reachable quickly by almost any location around the world. The four main airports surrounding London are frequented by several airlines, with a wide range in prices and cities, arriving and leaving London.
London is connected by rail to all major cities in Great Britain, with frequent services to all corners of the country. Rail services in the UK are run by a set of private train operating companies.
Eurostar operates regular train services from Brussels, Amsterdam and Paris to London St Pancras International. For bookings or more information please visit:
The Elizabeth Line opens on 24th May 2022. This will make getting to London Vet Show even easier by going from ExCeL to Central London in 12mins, and door to door from Heathrow in 43 minutes. Initially 12 trains will run per hour, with a capacity of 1,500 capacity per train!
The high-speed Elizabeth line – which now becomes part of the existing TFL network – stretches more than 60 miles from Reading and Heathrow in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east, with 24 trains running per hour once fully operational. Travel times to ExCeL London will be reduced by up to two thirds, with the resulting time saved expected to lead to a significant uplift in networking and trade.
CEO of ExCeL Jeremy Rees commented:
“In short, the Elizabeth line will give people more of that most precious of commodities – time – allowing them increased opportunities to network, learn and of course trade – just as we saw pre-pandemic when some £165 billion was transacted per year at UK events.
ExCeL is now arguably the world’s most connected event venue with two underground lines, one mainline station, an airport, road links, bus services, water taxis and even a cable car all within earshot.”
For more information visit www.excel.london
Since reopening last summer, ExCeL has welcomed more than 1.5 million visitors to the venue and is set to host 350 events this year.
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