London Night Tube
Five London Underground lines run all night on Friday and Saturday nights, with trains roughly every 10 minutes through central London. Same fare as a normal Tube journey.
The Night Tube launched in 2016 and now runs on five Underground lines plus parts of the Overground. Service runs continuously through Friday into Saturday morning and Saturday into Sunday morning, with trains roughly every 10 minutes in the centre and every 20 minutes at the outer ends.
Fares are the same as a daytime Tube journey — contactless, Oyster, daily and weekly caps all apply exactly as normal. If you need a route not covered, the night bus network (N-prefix routes) runs across the whole city.
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Which Tube lines run all night?
The Victoria line, Jubilee line, most of the Central line (White City – Loughton/Hainault), the Charing Cross branch of the Northern line, and the Cockfosters – Heathrow T5 section of the Piccadilly line.
Does the Night Tube cost extra?
No. Night Tube fares are the same as standard off-peak Tube fares. Contactless and Oyster daily/weekly caps still apply.
When does the Night Tube run?
All night on Friday into Saturday and Saturday into Sunday, roughly midnight to 06:00. Outside those hours, use night buses (N-prefix).