Plan beyond the park
Think about whether London or Bedford makes more sense for the rest of your visit. Wait for park operating hours and transport details before deciding how to split your stay.
FROM YOUR FRONT DOOR TO BEDFORDSHIRE
Your trip. Your way here.
Choose where you’re travelling from, then where you’ll land. We’ll help with the train journey from there.
01 / WHERE ARE YOU COMING FROM?
From the USA to Bedfordshire
Compare the full journey from your US departure city, including any flight connection, baggage collection and onward train. Already booked? Choose the UK airport on your ticket.
Check the weather in °F →Your next connection starts here.
Select your arrival airport above to see the suggested trains, where to change and what to check before travelling.
These routes get you to the Bedford area today. The resort is not open; final park transfers, fares and opening-year timetables are still to come.
RAIL CONNECTIONS
London, Bedford
and the last few miles.
Bedford is on the rail network from London St Pancras. East Midlands Railway and Thameslink serve the corridor, with different stopping patterns.
Heathrow passengers can use the Elizabeth line to Farringdon and change to a northbound Thameslink service. Check that your train calls at Bedford.
London St Pancras → Bedford · EMR ↗Thameslink timetables and changes ↗
Allow room for the real journey
Immigration, collecting bags, walking between platforms and waiting for a train all add time. Avoid treating a scheduled train journey as your full airport transfer.
BEFORE YOU TRAVEL
A few tips for the trip over
Check entry requirements
Before booking, use the UK government’s checker for your nationality and circumstances. Entry rules may change before the resort opens.
Official entry requirement checker ↗Pack for changeable days
A cool morning and a mild afternoon can call for different layers. See the local climate in Celsius or Fahrenheit, along with our month-by-month packing suggestions.
Explore the weather guide →Travel sources checked 17 September 2026. Routes are orientation advice, not a bookable itinerary or a promise of services in 2031.