This is the big one. North Greenwich tube station is literally attached to the O2 complex. You step off the escalator, and you’re basically at the arena gates. It’s like the train station was built just for concert-goers.
It serves the Jubilee line, which is a dream because it runs late. After the show, hundreds of people shuffle toward the station, and it feels like a happy, tired parade. You’ll be on a train heading toward central London in minutes.
If you’re heading to places like Stratford, London Bridge, or Canary Wharf, this is your golden ticket. Just follow the crowd—they know where they’re going, I promise. It’s nearly impossible to get lost.
A Little Tip for the Queue
Yes, there will be a queue after the gig. But don’t panic; it moves fast. Grab a bag of chips from the O2’s food court while you wait, or just people-watch. You’ll see someone in a glittery jacket arguing with their friend about the setlist—it’s free entertainment.
Once you’re through the barriers, the train arrives every few minutes. The Jubilee line is reliable even late at night, which is a rare beauty in London transport. You won’t be stranded unless you decide to take a detour into the river.
