Okay, here’s where it gets a bit adventurous. You can totally take a river bus from central London. The stop is called North Greenwich Pier, and it drops you right at the arena’s doorstep.
Imagine floating down the Thames, seeing the city lights, then walking into a massive white dome. It’s like a James Bond intro, but with more popcorn and fewer car chases.
Fresh O2 London Map
If you’re on a budget, the 188 bus from Russell Square or the 472 from Woolwich will get you there. Just be ready for traffic—it’s London, after all.
Why North Greenwich Wins Every Time
Here’s the cool part: the station itself is massive. It has escalators that feel like they go up to the clouds. You know that feeling when you’re in a huge airport terminal? It’s like that, but cozier.
And after the show? The queue for the train might look scary, but the Jubilee line runs fast and frequent. You’ll be on a train and heading home before the encore even fades.
