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Times shown are the last scheduled departure from each station, sourced from Transport for London's published timetable. Use the toggles above to switch between direction of travel and day of the week.
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Central Line: night service and last train FAQs
What time is the last Central Line train?
The last Central Line train from a typical central London station such as Bank departs at around around midnight on weekdays. Outer stations have earlier last departures. See the full station-by-station list above.
Does the Central Line run all night?
Yes — but only on Friday and Saturday nights, when Night Tube trains run every 10 minutes (Ealing Broadway – Loughton/Hainault). From Sunday to Thursday there is no overnight service and the last trains leave around midnight. See the Night Tube guide for every line, first Central Line trains for the start of the day, or the Central Line timetable for every departure.
Is the Central Line 24 hours?
Not every day. The Central Line runs through the night on Fridays and Saturdays only, as part of the Night Tube. On other nights service stops around midnight and starts again around 5am.
Are weekend last train times different on the Central Line?
Yes. Friday and Saturday night services typically run later than Mon–Thu, and Sunday last departures are usually earlier. Use the day-type toggle on the page to switch between Today, Mon–Thu, Fri–Sat and Sunday.
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