Wimbledon station taxi
Wimbledon station is one of south London's biggest hubs, with South Western Railway, Thameslink, the District line and the tram all meeting there. It is busy from early morning to late at night, and the road outside on the Broadway is tight for stopping.
We pick up and drop off as near to the station as the rules allow. Tell us your train time, and the driver will call to confirm the meeting point.
The Broadway and the town centre
The Broadway runs east from the station, with the Centre Court shopping centre, the theatre and plenty of restaurants. In the evening it is lively, and a booked car is the easy way home. Tell us the venue and the driver will stop at a safe spot nearby.
Wimbledon Village cab
Wimbledon Hill Road climbs steeply from the station to the Village, with its boutiques, cafés and old pubs around the High Street. Further on lies Wimbledon Common, with the windmill and miles of paths. We drop off and collect anywhere in the Village and at the edges of the Common.
Wimbledon tennis taxi
For two weeks every summer, the Championships bring huge crowds to the All England Club on Church Road. Roads around the grounds close or move slowly, and the queue for the trains is long.
If you have tickets, book early and tell us. We drop you as close as the road restrictions allow and agree a collection point for the evening. Allow extra time, because traffic across the area is heavy throughout the fortnight.
Wimbledon to Kingston taxi
Kingston is about four miles from Wimbledon, along the A3 or through Coombe. Wimbledon residents book us for shopping in Kingston, appointments at Kingston Hospital and trips to Richmond Park. A fixed fare means no surprises.
Longer journeys from SW19
Wimbledon is close to the A3, which makes airport runs easy. Our Kingston to Heathrow Airport taxi and London City Airport cabs from Kingston both collect in Wimbledon. For trains, the London Bridge taxi from Kingston runs east along the south bank.
Popular trips from Wimbledon
- The All England Club for the Championships
- Wimbledon Village and the Common
- Kingston town centre for shopping and the river
- St George's Hospital in nearby Tooting
- New Malden and Raynes Park for family visits
Typical journey times from Wimbledon
These are typical times and vary with traffic.
- Kingston town centre, around 15 minutes
- New Malden, around 10 to 15 minutes
- Wimbledon Village, around 5 minutes from the station
- Central London, around 35 to 50 minutes
Wimbledon roads we drive every day
- The Broadway and Alexandra Road, around the station
- Wimbledon Hill Road, up to the Village
- High Street and Church Road, in the Village and by the tennis
- Worple Road, west towards Raynes Park
- Parkside, along the edge of the Common
Wimbledon Common and the windmill
Wimbledon Common is one of London's largest open spaces, with the windmill at its heart and paths running to Putney Heath. We drop walkers and families at the edges of the Common and collect them later. Bringing the dog? Our pet friendly taxi has you covered.
Theatre and evenings on the Broadway
The New Wimbledon Theatre on the Broadway hosts touring shows and pantomime, and the restaurants nearby stay busy late. Book your return at the same time as your outward trip and the driver will be waiting when the show ends.
Book a Wimbledon taxi
Use the form on this page or call 020 3740 2841, 24 hours a day. Wimbledon sits close to New Malden and Norbiton. See every area on our areas we cover page.
