Tube in Ealing
The London Underground makes travelling to, from and around Ealing simple and stress-free. Whether you're commuting to work, catching a show in the West End, or flying from Heathrow, Ealing's Tube network puts much of London within easy reach.
Lines & Key Stations
Ealing is served by several Underground lines, plus the Elizabeth line for fast cross-London travel:
Central line
Stations at Ealing Broadway, West Acton, North Acton, Hanger Lane and Perivale. Trains run every few minutes, reaching Oxford Circus in about 20 mins and Liverpool Street in around 35.
District line
From Ealing Broadway, Ealing Common and Acton Town, you can be at South Kensington in 20 mins or Westminster in 30.
Piccadilly line
Serving Acton Town, South Ealing, Northfields, Boston Manor and Park Royal. Ideal for Heathrow (approx. 25–30 mins), Covent Garden (35 mins) and Leicester Square (37 mins).
Elizabeth line (Crossrail)
From Ealing Broadway and West Ealing, Paddington is just 10 mins, Bond Street 13 mins, Tottenham Court Road 15 mins, and Canary Wharf about 28 mins.
London Overground
Acton Central links Ealing with north and east London, including Hackney, Camden and Stratford.
Tickets & Zones
All Underground stations in Ealing sit within Zones 2–4. Use an Oyster card, contactless bank card or Travelcard – daily and weekly caps mean you'll never pay more than the standard maximum.
Accessibility & Facilities
- Step-free access is available at several stations, including Ealing Broadway and West Ealing (Elizabeth line).
- Lifts and wide gates are provided at many newer or refurbished stations.
- Toilets, waiting rooms and coffee kiosks can be found at larger hubs like Ealing Broadway and Acton Town.
Parking & Park-and-Ride
If you're driving from nearby areas, some stations have car parks or nearby paid parking:
- Ealing Broadway – NCP car park next to the station (short stay) and several council car parks within a 5-min walk.
- Northfields – Limited on-street parking; check restrictions before leaving your vehicle.
- Hanger Lane & Perivale – Convenient for commuters arriving from the A40.
Always check local signage for tariffs and maximum stays, or consider using apps such as RingGo for cashless payment.
Why Choose the Tube?
- Speed: Central London is often less than half an hour away.
- Frequency: Trains run every few minutes, with Night Tube services on the Central and Piccadilly lines at weekends.
- Connections: Interchange easily with National Rail, London Overground, buses, and Heathrow Express.
From shopping on Oxford Street to catching a flight, the Tube offers one of the fastest, most reliable ways to get around London from Ealing.