A London Luton Airport taxi is a straightforward walk-up option for travelling towards Enfield: the airport has a dedicated taxi rank. Rail and coach services are also available from the airport, but the details here do not specify a complete public-transport route to Enfield.
- Taxi: a dedicated Hackney Carriage rank near the terminal, with metered fares.
- Rail: the Luton DART links the terminal with Luton Airport Parkway, where trains run to London St Pancras.
- Coach: scheduled services pick up and drop off outside the terminal.
How far is London Luton Airport from Enfield?
The drive from London Luton Airport to The Six Bells Hotel is estimated at about 55 minutes. That gives you a useful starting point for planning a car journey, but it is not a guaranteed arrival time.
A taxi can take you directly from the airport towards your Enfield destination. If you are weighing up a car journey against public transport, keep in mind that the supplied rail and coach details describe connections from the airport, not the complete onward trip to Enfield.
Allow time to check the whole journey before settling on an option. Enfield’s stations and local links can help you plan that onward connection.
Which Luton Airport transport options can you use?
You can choose a metered walk-up taxi, connect to rail via the Luton DART, or take a scheduled coach from outside the terminal.
Hackney Carriage taxi
The airport has a dedicated Hackney Carriage rank for passengers who want a taxi immediately after arrival. These licensed taxis operate around the clock, are wheelchair accessible and accept major credit cards. Fares are metered.
Train via the Luton DART
The Luton DART runs between the terminal and Luton Airport Parkway railway station, covering 2.3 kilometres in less than four minutes. From the station, East Midlands Railway and Thameslink run direct trains to London St Pancras; the journey to the terminal can take as little as 32 minutes including the DART connection.
Thameslink also serves Farringdon, City Thameslink, Blackfriars and London Bridge from Luton Airport Parkway. Not every train stops at every station, so check your specific journey before you travel.
Scheduled coach
Scheduled coaches pick up and drop off outside the terminal. The airport lists National Express and Greenline services operating throughout the day and night, with departures every 15–30 minutes and approximate journeys of 60–90 minutes depending on traffic. These services run from the airport; check your onward connection to Enfield.
Where do you find the taxi and other pickup points?
Follow the signs from Arrivals to the dedicated taxi rank, which is just beyond Bus Bay A, close to the terminal. This is the airport’s walk-up Hackney Carriage pickup point.
Scheduled coach services pick up and drop off outside the terminal. Airport bus stops are 50–100 metres from the terminal entrance. If you need an accessible bus or coach, contact the relevant operator; for rail assistance, contact your rail operator.
The Luton DART is fully accessible. Blue Badge holders can travel free after providing evidence of their badge and registering it as instructed by the airport.
How should you plan the final journey to Enfield?
A taxi from the airport can take you directly to The Six Bells Hotel in Enfield.
If you choose rail or coach, check the connection that suits your arrival and destination, including any transfer beyond the airport service.
Before you go: fares and service patterns can change, so check the official London Luton Airport site before you go.
FAQs
Is there a taxi rank at London Luton Airport?
Yes. Follow the signs from Arrivals to the dedicated Hackney Carriage rank just beyond Bus Bay A. Taxis are available for immediate hire and charge metered fares.
Can you take a train from Luton Airport?
Yes. The Luton DART connects the terminal to Luton Airport Parkway, where direct trains run to London St Pancras. Check your specific train journey, as not every service stops at every station.
Are there coaches from the airport?
Yes. Scheduled coaches pick up and drop off outside the terminal.