Direct Train - Gatwick to Waterloo
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I am not sure if there is a direct train or not. In June, I landed at Gatwick and took a train -- Connex I think -- from Gatwick to Waterloo, with a change at Clapham Junction. I only had to wait at Clapham Junction for about 5 minutes for the train. It was inexpensive and fast as well.
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You can get the Gatwick express to Victoria Station and get the Tube to Waterloo, or get the slower train and change in Clapham Junction. See www.railtrack.co.uk for UK train info. Lisa, London
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As Beth and Ms Davies say, you can take a South Central train in half an hour to Clapham Junction, change (across a footbridge) and reach Waterloo. The route via Victoria and the tube is tortuous: if you go to Victoria you will find the fast bus to Waterloo more convenient. But in fact you might well choose the no stairs route: Thameslink from Gatwick to London Bridge, stay on platform 6, Connex South East to Waterloo East, pick up a luggage trolley, trundle five minutes' walk to the lift, drop to Waterloo station.<BR><BR>Please write if I can help further.<BR><BR>Ben Haines, London
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And remember - all of the directions suggested will get you to Waterloo Mainline - NOT Waterloo International. Now granted they are right next door to each other but it would be quite a hike from your arrival platform to the Security gate for the Eurostar.<BR><BR>For that reason - Gatwick Express to Victoria and a cab to Waterloo International would be your best bet.