Trains from Farnborough Main to London Waterloo from £22.00

Are you planning your next trip from Farnborough Main to London Waterloo? Whether you’re departing this Hampshire town for a day out sightseeing, a trip to the office or to see family and friends, our guide is here to help you with all the information you’ll need on taking the train from Farnborough Main to London Waterloo.

Setting off from Farnborough Main

Served by the South West Main Line, Farnborough Main station is one of three stations available to residents of Farnborough (the other two options being Farnborough North and North Camp). Conveniently located within walking distance of the town centre, Farnborough main station offers passengers direct train connections with various destinations including London, Woking, Basingstoke, Winchester and Portsmouth. Local bus services from nearby towns and villages stop just outside the station, while cyclists can make use of the ample bike storage available.

At the station itself, you’ll find public Wi-Fi, an ATM, waiting rooms, seating areas, and car parking with over 400 spaces. Café Destino is on hand if you’re looking to grab a quick cuppa or a snack before you board your Farnborough to Waterloo service.

Farnborough Main to London Waterloo by train with South Western Railway

South Western Railway operates regular direct services to London Waterloo. The fastest services cover this 32 miles trip in just 40m, with typical journey times between 34 and 45 minutes. The speediest journeys will usually just stop at Woking before heading directly to London Waterloo, while other services may also call at Brookwood, Weybridge, Walton-On-Thames, Surbiton and Clapham Junction. Farnborough Main to Waterloo trains generally depart approximately three times per hour.

While onboard, many of South Western Railway’s trains offer free Wi-Fi as well as Quiet Zones, ideal for passengers looking for a more tranquil trip into the city.

Travelling from Farnborough Main to London Waterloo in First Class with South Western Railway

If you’re looking for a more comfortable journey between Farnborough Main and London Waterloo, why not consider upgrading to First Class? First Class ticket holders enjoy wider seats with extra leg room and large tables. On some services, you’ll also find at-seat wireless charging and leather seats.

It’s easy to book First Class tickets with our journey planner. Simply choose your preferred trip and before proceeding to the payment screen, select ‘View 1st Class and More tickets’ to see available First Class fares. Weekend First upgrades can be particularly good value, starting from just £5, and are available from the train guard, subject to availability.

How much is a train ticket from Farnborough Main to London Waterloo?

Farnborough to London Waterloo train tickets start from just £22.00, with average fares of around £22.00. Our journey planner can help you compare routes and prices, and don’t forget some of the best ways to secure cheaper train tickets include booking in advance, travelling off-peak and making use of split tickets where available.

Commuting between Farnborough Main and London Waterloo

With frequent direct services of less than an hour between Hampshire and central London, this route is a popular choice for commuters. South Western Railway offers a range of season tickets to best suit your travel needs, including weekly, monthly, flexi and annual tickets.

Only heading into the city occasionally for work? You might find that booking your journey in advance through our journey planner is the most cost-effective option.

Arriving at London Waterloo

Before you know it, you’ll have arrived in central London at London Waterloo station. As Britain’s largest station, you’ll step straight into the city buzz of commuters and tourists. There are numerous facilities available for arriving passengers, including free public Wi-Fi, water fountains, baby changing facilities, accessible toilets, seating areas, left luggage facilities and ATMs.

If you’re in need of a cuppa or a snack before you head to the office or start your city tour, you’ll find plenty of stands, cafes and restaurants to choose from at Waterloo station. Options include Bagel Factory, Burger King, Marugame Udon, Popeyes, Pret and Upper Crust. Meanwhile, if it’s retail therapy you’re after, you’ll find Foyles, Monsoon, Lush, Hotel Chocolat, Oliver Bonas and more within the station building.

The station’s prime location on the south bank of the River Thames, not far from both Waterloo and Westminster Bridges, makes it well placed for onward travel, whether on foot, by bus, train or tube. London Waterloo Underground Station is served by the following lines:

• Bakerloo
• Northern
• Jubilee
• Waterloo & City

As well as catching connecting mainline services from London Waterloo, passengers can also head over to nearby Waterloo East station, where there are Southeastern trains to South East London, Kent and East Sussex. If you’re looking to make use of local bus routes to get across the city, you’ll find bus stops near the station entrance.

If you’ve made your way to London for a sightseeing adventure, there’s plenty to see without setting foot on an extra bus or train. Nearby attractions include the London Eye, Royal Festival Hall, SEA LIFE London Aquarium and the London Dungeon. From here, there are river cruises where you can enjoy London’s distinctive skyline from a unique perspective, or why not take a stroll along the South Bank to some of London’s most famous spots such as the Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe and the Shard? Alternatively, you could wander over Westminster Bridge and take in the delights of Parliament Square, including Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.

If you’re thinking of extending your trip to London to a weekend or longer, be sure to check out our London destination guide for suggestions on what to do, where to stay and places to eat. Of course, with fast direct return trains often running past 23:00, both commuters and tourists can make the most of a day trip from Farnborough to London Waterloo by train.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.