Getting There · Darts & Events Transport
Alexandra Palace Transport Guide: Every Way In & Out
Ally Pally sits on top of a hill in north London, so every route in ends with a walk up through Alexandra Park — unless you catch the one bus that stops outside. This guide ranks every way to get to Alexandra Palace for the darts, the fastest way home after a late session, and the step-free options.
Every way in, ranked
Tap any line to expand the step-by-step. Green = best pick, amber = mixed, red = avoid.
Buffer is set to doors minus 45 minutes. Every approach ends in an uphill walk through the park, and entry checks at a sold-out darts session take time — 45 minutes covers both without cutting it fine.
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Getting home after
Step-free & accessible
The venue says the closest step-free Underground and National Rail station is Finsbury Park. From there, the W3 bus stops right outside the Palace, which avoids the uphill walk entirely.
The accessible drop-off is outside the Palm Court entrance, reached via the west slip road, where staff will help. On concert days, taxi drop-off and pick-up move to the East car park.
Blue Badge holders park free: scan the barcode on the back of your badge at the pay machine. Blue Badge bays are first come, first served, so call Visitor Services on 0208 365 2121 to check arrangements for your event.