Full list of all London Underground closures this weekend as major Tube lines affected

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It’s another busy weekend of disruption for Londoners as multiple Tube lines face partial closures and reduced service.

This weekend, parts of the London Underground’s Piccadilly and District lines face partial closures, along with several London Overground lines, including the Weaver and Windrush lines.

Meanwhile, the Elizabeth line is partially closed on Sunday, making travelling towards or around west London and Heathrow Airport a little more challenging.

So which Tube lines are facing disruption and how will it affect you this weekend?

South Kensington Underground tube station served by Piccadilly line, Circle and District, in London, England, UK. The station was opened on December 24, 1868. The Underground logo is changing and has the identifying station name with inscription in the sign on the platform wall. (Photo by Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

District line

The District line will be closed between Turnham Green and Ealing Broadway all day today and tomorrow. Transport for London (TfL) has urged anyone travelling to use the replacement bus service operating between Turnham Green and Rayners Lane.

Piccadilly line

From 1am today, the Piccadilly line will be shut between Hammersmith and Uxbridge, as well as all Heathrow Airport terminals. Travellers have been urged to use the Metropolitan line between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge, and the Elizabeth line between central London and Heathrow Airport.

The closure will affect night Tube services on Friday and Saturday night. A replacement bus service is in operation, and there are inter-terminal connections within Heathrow.

Commuters board a London Overground train in south London, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a range of new restrictions to combat the rise in coronavirus cases in England.

Lioness line

The Lioness London Overground line will operate a reduced service today between Kilburn High Road and London Euston.

Today, between 6.30am and 8.30pm, trains departing Watford Junction at 30 minutes past each hour will terminate at Kilburn High Road. Between 7.15am and 9.15pm, trains departing Euston at 15 minutes past each hour will start from Kilburn High Road.

Weaver line

Meanwhile, the Weaver line will have no service between Edmonton Green and Cheshunt. An L2 replacement bus service will operate between Enfield Town and Cheshunt.

As always, the Waterloo & City line will be closed for the entire weekend.

Commuters wait for an Elizabeth Line underground train in London

Sunday is a busier day for TfL disruption. Here’s what you can expect:

District line

Like Saturday, there will be no service between Turnham Green and Ealing Broadway. Bus replacement services will operate between Hammersmith and Rayners Lane.

Piccadilly line

Following Saturday, the Piccadilly line will be closed all day between Hammersmith and Uxbridge, as well as all Heathrow Airport terminals.

TfL has urged travellers to use the Metropolitan line for services between Rayners Lane and Uxbridge, and the Elizabeth line between Central London and Heathrow Airport.

Inter-terminal connections are available at Heathrow Airport, but the Elizabeth line is operating a reduced service around the airport, so make sure to check timings before starting your journey.

The Waterloo & City line is closed for the weekend.

There will be no service between Shadwell and Tower Gateway on the Docklands Light Railway.

DLR train on elevated tracks crosses South Quay towards Heron Quays station at the heart of Canary Wharf financial district on 5th January 2026 in London, United Kingdom. Canary Wharf is an area located near the Isle of Dogs in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and is defined by the Greater London Authority as being part of Londons central business district. Along with the City of London, it constitutes one of the main financial centres in the United Kingdom and the world. (photo by Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images)

London Tram services will be closed all day between Sandilands and New Addington. TfL has confirmed that no tram replacement buses will operate.

Elizabeth line

A reduced service will operate between Paddington and Heathrow Terminal 4 and Maidenhead.

According to TfL, two trains an hour will serve Heathrow Terminal 4, West Drayton, Langley, Slough, Burnham, and Maidenhead. Meanwhile, four trains an hour will serve Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3, and six trains an hour will serve Ealing Broadway, Southall, and Hayes & Harlington.

Acton Main Line, Hanwell, and West Ealing stations will be closed.

Several London Overground lines face closures and disruption on Sunday:

Lioness line

The Lioness line’s reduced service from Saturday continues into Sunday. On Sunday between 11.30am and 8.30pm, trains departing Watford Junction at 30 minutes past each hour will terminate at Kilburn High Road.

Between 12.15pm and 9.15pm, trains departing Euston at 15 minutes past each hour will start from Kilburn High Road.

Mildmay line

On Sunday, until 11.15am, there will be no service between Gospel Oak and Stratford, although a replacement bus service will be in operation between Gospel Oak and Hackney Wick.

After 10.15pm, there will be no service between Camden Road and Stratford. Rail replacement bus services will operate between Camden Road and Stratford. For other destinations along the route, TfL has encouraged travellers to use local bus services.

A long traffic jam consisting of only red London buses in Oxford Street, London's busiest shopping street

Suffragette line

Weaver line

On Sunday, there will be no service between Cheshunt and Edmonton Green. An L2 replacement bus service will be in operation, serving Enfield Town, Southbury, Turkey Street, Waltham Cross, Theobalds Grove, and Cheshunt.

Windrush line

Finally, the Windrush line also faces a partial closure. From 10pm, there will be no service between Surrey Quays and New Cross.

From 10.15pm, there will be no service between Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington. Replacement bus services will operate between Stratford and Camden Road via Dalston Junction, Canonbury, and Highbury & Islington.

The 9.49pm Crystal Palace to Highbury & Islington train will not run.

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