Earl's Court station
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Live TfL arrivals at Earl's Court station. See the next Tube trains, destinations and second-by-second wait times, refreshed every 30 seconds. Earl's Court station is served by the District and Piccadilly lines on the London Tube. On the District line, it sits between Gloucester Road and West Kensington. It opened in 1871 and now handles roughly 16,590,000 passengers a year. It sits in Kensington and Chelsea, and its name falls under the "District" category.
Key facts
- LinesDDistrictPPiccadilly
- DistrictKensington and Chelsea
- Opened1871
- Annual ridership16,590,000
- Name originDistrict
- Distance from centre≈ 2.9 km
- Coordinates51.49188, -0.19359
Position on the line
On the District line
On the Piccadilly line
Map around Earl's Court
Nearest stations
- West Brompton0.5 km · D
- Gloucester Road0.8 km · PCD
- West Kensington0.9 km · D
- High Street Kensington1 km · CD
- Fulham Broadway1.3 km · D
- Kensington (Olympia)1.3 km · D
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Earl's Court station?
- Earl's Court is served by the District and Piccadilly lines on the London Tube.
- Can you change lines at Earl's Court?
- Yes. Earl's Court is an interchange between 2 lines (District and Piccadilly).
- When did Earl's Court station open?
- Earl's Court station opened in 1871.
- What are the stations either side of Earl's Court on the District line?
- On the District line, Earl's Court sits between Gloucester Road and West Kensington.
- What are the stations either side of Earl's Court on the Piccadilly line?
- On the Piccadilly line, Earl's Court sits between Gloucester Road and Barons Court.
- How busy is Earl's Court station?
- Earl's Court handles roughly 16,590,000 passengers a year.
- Where is Earl's Court station?
- Earl's Court station is in Kensington and Chelsea, London.
- What are the next Tube trains at Earl's Court?
- The live table at the top of this page lists the next trains arriving at Earl's Court, their lines and destinations, with a second-by-second wait time. It refreshes every 30 seconds from Transport for London's live feed.