What are the operating hours of the Heathrow free train shuttle between terminals 4 and 2?
Does anyone know if the free shuttle train runs 24 hours, if not what time does it start?
Best Answer
The free train between terminal 4 and 2/3 is part of TfL Rail's Heathrow-Paddington line. Some services go only to terminal 2/3; others continue to Paddington (and are not free except for the bit between terminals 4 and 2/3).
They run from roughly 5 AM to midnight on most days; 6 AM to midnight on Sundays.
If you're transiting, you probably won't want the train (which is landside of immigration), but the interterminal airside transfer buses, though.
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