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Sidcup to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park buses

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Trip Overview

The average bus between Sidcup and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park takes 1h 37m and the fastest bus takes 1h 10m. The bus runs at least 4 times per hour from Sidcup to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The journey time may be longer on weekends and holidays; use the search form on this page to search for a specific travel date.

1h 37m
Duration
18 mi
Distance
£101
Average price
Every 15 minutes
Frequency

Line 286 bus, line 132 bus, line 108 bus

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  1. Take the bus from Sidcup High Street / Station Road to Eltham Bus Stationbus bus 233 / ...
  2. Take the bus from Eltham Station / Sherard Road to North Greenwich Stationbus bus 132
  3. Take the bus from North Greenwich Station to Stratford International Stationbus bus 108
1h 26m
£4–102

Sidcup to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park bus times

Buses run every 15 minutes between Sidcup and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. The earliest departure is at 12:01 AM at night, and the last departure from Sidcup is at 11:48 PM which arrives into Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park at 1:10 AM. All services require a transfer at Eltham Bus Station and take an average of 1h 37m. The schedules shown below are for the next available departures.

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  • Distance: 18.4 mi
  • Duration: 1h 37m

What companies run services between Sidcup, England and Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, England?

You can take a bus from Sidcup High Street / Station Road to Stratford International Station via Eltham Bus Station, Eltham Station / Sherard Road, and North Greenwich Station in around 1h 26m.

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