The station is just a two minute walk from the terminal
Essential engineering work is taking place on a section of the railway line between Stansted Airport and London Liverpool Street which will affect some weekends in April and May.
15th-18th April
30th April-2nd May
7th-8th May
14th-15th May
21st-22nd May
11th-12th June
If you're travelling with us during this period, please allow for additional time for your journey and consider other alternative transport options such as coach and taxi.
Please note that full size bikes, scooters and e-scooters cannot be taken on rail replacement buses.
You can find out more information on the Stansted Express Website.
Stansted Express offers the fastest way to travel between London Stansted Airport and London. Trains depart every 30 minutes and take just 50 minutes to and from London Liverpool Street.
If you have an early flight departing at London Stansted Airport, the train services start at 03:40am - from London Liverpool Street to the airport - on Monday, Friday and Saturday mornings.
Rail services connect London Stansted Airport to all major destinations across the UK. Getting the train to the airport is easy, because The Station is located directly under the airport. With lifts, escalators and ramps to transport your luggage, it takes just two minutes to walk to and from the terminal. You can buy tickets online, or at the ticket machines or rail information desk located at The Station. Save money by pre-booking your train ticket rather than buying on the day of departure.
Stansted Airport offers a car parking season ticket product for rail season ticket holders that is for space within the Short Stay Car Parks. These car parks provide step free access to our Rail Station and are ideally located to interchange between rail and car. The car parking season ticket is available as either a 3, 6 or 12 month option. To apply, please click here and download the application form. Terms and Conditions apply
Those who require accessibility services will be able to find a full range at our train station.