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Another weekend, another load of planned travel disruption on London’s tubes and trains. September 19-20 will see more service cancellations and amendments than usual, with notable disruption on the District and Piccadilly lines.
Planning to wander around Frieze Sculpture, be jolly at Oktoberfest or get clued up at HowTheLightGetsIn? You’ll want to know about planned transport service changes. You can also find a guide to the top free things to do in the city here.
Whatever you’re seeing or doing in London this weekend, Time Out’s definitive weekly travel guide is here to help you navigate the city. Read on for all TfL train and tube closures on September 19-20 2026.
London travel disruption and tube closures, September 19-20 2026
District line
- On Saturday September 19 and Sunday September 20, no trains between Earl’s Court and Ealing Broadway/Richmond.
- Use Mildmay line services instead.
- Westbound trains will not call at Barons Court until late 2026. If travelling west from the station, go one stop east to West Kensington and then change trains for westbound services.
Piccadilly line
- On Sat Sep 19 (from 1.30am) and all day Sun Sep 20 (including Night Tube), no trains between Hyde Park Corner and Acton Town.
- Westbound trains won’t call at Barons Court until the end of the year. If travelling west from the station, go one stop east to Earl’s Court and change trains for westbound services.
DLR
- On Sat Sep 19 and Sun Sep 20 no trains between Bank/Tower Gateway and Lewisham/Canning Town. Also no service between Stratford and Canary Wharf.
Weaver line
- On Sat Sep 19 and Sun Sep 20, no trains between Hackney Downs and Cheshunt/Enfield Town.
Lioness line
- On Sun Sep 20, no trains between Willesden Junction and Watford Junction until 4.15pm.
Windrush line
- On Sat Sep 19, no trains between Wandsworth Road and Clapham Junction after 11.30pm.
Waterloo and City line
- Closed on weekends and bank holidays, as always (but could that change?).
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