
-
2% OFF
Jun 19, 2024-Jun 20, 2026
Walton-on-Thames to London train prices and times
Use Trip.com to buy tickets from Walton-on-Thames to London, starting from £4.30 and averaging £10.40. The entire journey takes no more than 22m. If you want to get more discounts, consider purchasing split tickets. Additionally, buying in advance is also good choice.
- Mon, Aug 11From £9.20
- Tue, Aug 12From £9.20
- Wed, Aug 13From £9.20
- Thu, Aug 14From £9.20
- Fri, Aug 15From £9.20
- Sat, Aug 16From £9.20
- Sun, Aug 17From £4.30
Departs | Arrives | Duration | Operator | Find Tickets |
---|---|---|---|---|
05:46 Walton-On-Thames | 06:21 Vauxhall | 35m, Direct | ![]() | Find Tickets |
05:56 Walton-On-Thames | 06:20 London Waterloo | 24m, Direct | ![]() | Find Tickets |
06:18 Walton-On-Thames | 06:47 Vauxhall | 29m, Direct | ![]() | Find Tickets |
06:47 Walton-On-Thames | 07:17 Vauxhall | 30m, Direct | ![]() | Find Tickets |
06:56 Walton-On-Thames | 07:28 London Waterloo | 32m, Direct | ![]() | Find Tickets |
07:16 Walton-On-Thames | 07:45 Paris | 29m, Direct | ![]() | Find Tickets View More Trains |
Walton-on-Thames to London train route details





Walton-On-Thames to London train tickets: everything you need to know
Walton-on-Thames Station is a significant commuter hub located at the Southern edge of the town of Walton-on-Thames in Surrey, England, bordering Burwood Park and Hersham. The station is approximately 0.6 miles away from the town centre. It is served by South Western Railway and offers several amenities, such as free WiFi, station buffets, and ATMs.
From Walton-On-Thames to London Waterloo, there are around 74 direct trains every day, provided by South Western Railway, averaging 30 minutes in journey length. There may be stops at Hersham, Esher and Clapham Junction along the way.
You can typically enjoy various premium services onboard, including spacious seats, free Wi-Fi, USB ports, plug sockets, accessible toilets and wheelchair areas. For cheap tickets, consider booking in advance or purchasing a Railcard, which can save you up to 1/3 on eligible journeys for a whole year.
You'll arrive at London Waterloo, located in the London Borough of Lambeth on the south bank of the River Thames, near Waterloo Bridge and northeast of Westminster Bridge. The station is connected to a London Underground station with the same name, and serves as the terminus for several main lines and offers commuter services. You can take the South Western Railway to Woking, Basingstoke, and Reading.
First-class tickets
You can travel from Walton-On-Thames to London in even greater comfort with First Class Tickets.
This ticket typically includes:
- Wider seats with extra legroom for greater comfort onboard
- Tables with plug and USB sockets – perfect for those using laptops
- Enhanced Wi-Fi onboard for those working, streaming or browsing
- A range of drinks and snacks, including teas, coffees, juices, sodas, biscuits, cakes and crisps.
For more details about First Class Tickets, please check our Change, Refund, and Delay Repay Policy.
You may also be interested
What train line is Walton-on-Thames on?
Walton-on-Thames is served by South Western Railway. The station is on the South West Main Line, which runs between London Waterloo and various destinations in the southwest of England.
What is Walton-on-Thames train station code?
The National Rail station code for Walton-on-Thames is WAL. This code is used for ticketing and travel information purposes.
Is Walton-on-Thames within the M25?
Yes, Walton-on-Thames is within the M25 motorway, which encircles Greater London. Walton-on-Thames is located in the county of Surrey, to the southwest of Central London. Being within the M25 means it is relatively close to London and well-connected by road and rail network.
Does Walton have a train station?
Yes, Walton-on-Thames has a train station, commonly referred to as Walton-on-Thames railway station. It is served by South Western Railway and is located on the South West Main Line, providing regular services to and from London Waterloo and other destinations.
How to book cheap train tickets from Walton-on-Thames to London

Season Tickets for frequent travels

Network Railcard for Southeast England

Travelling in off-peak train times

Using the Railcard for 1/3 off

Split Tickets to save an average extra 30%

Book in advance to save an average of 61%

Group travels to save 1/3
Walton-on-Thames to London train ticket types
There are various ticket types available for this route, each with different benefits and restrictions. Explore below to see which ticket type is best suited to your travel needs:
Off-Peak & Super Off-Peak train tickets
These two types of tickets are specifically for use during off-peak and super off-peak times, with cheaper prices, making them suitable for those who enjoy leisure travel.
Return train tickets
These are valid for both the outward and return journey from the same destination on your chosen route.
Advance train tickets
Typically, the most cost-effective option for train travel. They are usually available for purchase 12 weeks before the travel date.
Season train tickets
It’s a type of train ticket that allows unlimited travel within two stations for a week, a month, or a year. What’s more, it can save you more than 1/3 on train fares.
Why Book Train Tickets With Trip.com?
Recommendations
Trains from Walton-on-Thames
Trains to London
Popular Routes
Top Destinations
Popular stations