Everyone shouts “North Greenwich!” like it’s a secret password. And they’re right—but only vaguely.
The actual station is just called North Greenwich, and it’s on the Jubilee line. You step off the train, follow the crowd, and bam—you’re inside the venue in about three minutes.
No bus. No long, cold walk. Just pure, unadulterated convenience. Honestly, it’s the kind of transport efficiency that makes you wonder why the rest of London can’t sort itself out.
But Wait—Is That The Only Option?
Look, if you’re a purist, North Greenwich is your one true love. But let’s be real: sometimes life throws you a curveball.
Maybe the Jubilee line is down (it happens, we cry, we move on). Or maybe you’re coming from some far-flung corner of the city where the tube eats souls.
Your backup plan is Canary Wharf—one stop before North Greenwich. It sounds fancy, but honestly it’s a bit of a hike. You’ll need a bus or a solid fifteen-minute walk over the water.
Only do this if you’re feeling adventurous or you’ve already missed the direct train. And you don’t mind arriving slightly damp.
