Okay, let’s cut to the chase. The closest station is North Greenwich. It’s literally right there. Like, you step off the train, and the arena is staring you in the face. No walking for miles. No getting lost in a fog. Just pure, beautiful convenience.
It’s on the Jubilee line. That’s the grey one on the Tube map, for the uninitiated. You get off, follow the crowd (and the smell of hot dogs), and bam—you’re inside before you can say “I should’ve bought better shoes.”
Can it get any easier? Honestly, it’s like the station was built just for the O2. Because it was. How thoughtful of London’s transport planners, right?
But Wait—What About Other Options?
Maybe you’re coming from somewhere weird. Or maybe you just like being difficult (I respect that). In that case, you’ve got other stations, but they’re not quite as direct.
Canary Wharf is a decent backup. It’s on the Jubilee line too, but you’ll need to hop on a bus or walk about 20 minutes. Is that a hassle? Kinda. But hey, you’ll burn off some of that arena nacho cheese.
Then there’s Greenwich station. That’s further away, like a 30-minute walk through the park. Lovely view, though. You can pretend you’re in a movie—until it starts raining. London weather never fails to ruin a vibe.
Map 02 | Color 2018
