Leaving is just as easy. The station is open until late, and there are usually extra trains after big events. Seriously, they know a crowd is coming. The Jubilee line doesn’t ghost you.
If you’re heading to central London, trains run until around 12:30 am on weeknights and later on weekends. Check the last train time—but honestly, most shows end early enough that you’ll make it unless you stop for three rounds of karaoke at the O2’s bar.
And if you miss the last train? Cue the Uber surcharge tears. Or, you know, the night bus. But I believe in you. You’ll make that train. You’re a pro now.
Final Thought: You’ve Got This
So, to recap: Jubilee line, North Greenwich, no detours. It’s the simplest train route in London, and I’m not exaggerating. Even a hungover pigeon could navigate it. You’ll be at the O2 before you’ve finished complaining about the ticket prices.
Now go enjoy your show! And if you see someone on the train wearing a glittery cape and singing off-key, that’s probably me. Wave hello—I’ll be trying to figure out the cable car on the way back.
