Heathrow Transfer
Oct 8th, 2011, 08:47 AM
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Oct 8th, 2011, 05:59 PM
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You could also get the tube which is your cheapest option but would involve a few changes - see www.tfl.gov.au for maps etc
If you want to do this but get stuck on the changes, post back here and I'll help. We used to live in this general area.
The tube will be harder than a car service, especially if you have small kids and lots of luggage.
You can also get the Heathrow Connect (train) from Heathrow to Ealing then get the tube or bus from there.
Perivale is quite out of the way for tourists, are you staying with family?
Kay
If you want to do this but get stuck on the changes, post back here and I'll help. We used to live in this general area.
The tube will be harder than a car service, especially if you have small kids and lots of luggage.
You can also get the Heathrow Connect (train) from Heathrow to Ealing then get the tube or bus from there.
Perivale is quite out of the way for tourists, are you staying with family?
Kay
Oct 8th, 2011, 07:23 PM
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Please let us know if you are staying in Perivale to see/tour London. Or is that where family/friends live and you are staying with them.
Because if you are visitors staying there on your own, that is a very inconvenient location. To get there from Heathrow will take about 1 hour 10 minutes with several changes of tube lines and/or buses.
If you are staying with friends/family -- maybe they can pick you up at the airport by car??
Because if you are visitors staying there on your own, that is a very inconvenient location. To get there from Heathrow will take about 1 hour 10 minutes with several changes of tube lines and/or buses.
If you are staying with friends/family -- maybe they can pick you up at the airport by car??
Oct 16th, 2011, 06:17 AM
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Yoshua: "<i>Wouldn't be there any reliable cab service??</i>"
The two services Walkabout linked are both very reliable. You need to contact them to see if they serve Perivale. I'd assume they would but you need to find out.
The two services Walkabout linked are both very reliable. You need to contact them to see if they serve Perivale. I'd assume they would but you need to find out.
Oct 16th, 2011, 06:37 AM
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"<i>Please suggest one if you can...</i>"
You already have 2 suggestions. >>The two services Walkabout linked are both very reliable. You need to contact them to see if they serve Perivale. I'd assume they would but you need to find out.<<
A car service and a 'mini-cab' are the same thing - pre-booked cars.
You already have 2 suggestions. >>The two services Walkabout linked are both very reliable. You need to contact them to see if they serve Perivale. I'd assume they would but you need to find out.<<
A car service and a 'mini-cab' are the same thing - pre-booked cars.
Oct 16th, 2011, 02:11 PM
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A taxi will be the most expensive option. A pre-booked car service, or mini cab, will be the cheaper option if you don't want to use public transport.
You can book JustAirports online or email them if you want to enquire about your journey.
Business cards from mini cab companies are continually put through the mail slots of houses in the London area, you could ask your family if there is a local company then email them and ask the price.
Kay
You can book JustAirports online or email them if you want to enquire about your journey.
Business cards from mini cab companies are continually put through the mail slots of houses in the London area, you could ask your family if there is a local company then email them and ask the price.
Kay
Oct 16th, 2011, 03:22 PM
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You might also check with www.totallydriven.co.uk and see if they go to your destination.
Oct 30th, 2011, 06:52 PM
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There was a comment from batransfers that was removed by the moderators. It seemed like an advertisement for a particular car service. Thanks to the moderators for taking it out. I have a hunch that we were being used for market research.
