Significant disruptions across Tube, Overground, Tram and Elizabeth Line this weekend. Plan routes to avoid delays.
The Central line mostly runs as usual, though some East London stops are closed. The Overground skips several stops as well. The Elizabeth line has fewer trains because of work.
The DLR, Cable Car, and River Bus run normally. Buses should run, but routes might change. Buses could be late or end their routes early.
Use the TfL Go app or website to plan.
Elizabeth line trains won’t run between Paddington and Ealing Broadway, from 12.40 am to 7.45 am Sunday. Use the Tube from Bond Street to Ealing Broadway. A reduced service runs between Paddington and Heathrow/Maidenhead until 7:45 am too.
Acton Main Line, West Ealing, and Hanwell stations close. Two trains per hour serve Heathrow, West Drayton, Langley, Slough, Burnham, and Maidenhead. Six more trains per hour stop at Ealing Broadway, Southall, and Hayes & Harlington.
The Central line has no service between Leytonstone and Hainault, impacting areas via Newbury Park. This impacts all of Saturday and Sunday due to track work.
Jubilee line trains won’t stop at Southwark station from Friday at 11 pm to Monday morning because of construction. This station closes on alternating weekends until April 4. Use Waterloo station instead during these times.
On Sunday, the Overground won’t run between Richmond/Shepherd’s Bush and Gospel Oak until 11 am because of rail work. A special train goes between Willesden Junction and Stratford, stopping at many stations to Stratford.
The entire Windrush line has no service impacting both Saturday and Sunday as TfL and Network Rail are doing work. Use the Mildmay line between Highbury and Dalston and Southern services between New Cross Gate and West Croydon. Replacement buses will be available all day.
Trams don’t run between Reeves Corner and East Croydon, and no trams run between Arena and Elmers End until Monday. These track upgrades will happen before 2030.