Aylesbury to Luton by private car

Luton town centre is about 21 to 25 miles from Aylesbury by road, depending on where you are picked up. The usual route heads north-east on the A418 through Wing towards Leighton Buzzard, then follows the A505 east through Dunstable and on into Luton. Outside rush hour the drive normally takes around 35 to 45 minutes.

People make this trip for all sorts of reasons: catching East Midlands Railway or Thameslink trains from Luton station, visiting the Luton & Dunstable University Hospital, getting to lectures at the University of Bedfordshire in the town centre, or watching Luton Town at Kenilworth Road. A door-to-door car saves the cross-country bus and train changes between Aylesbury and Luton, and means no hunting for parking near the station or the ground.

Chauffeur car for Aylesbury to Luton journeys

Popular pickups and drop-offs in Luton

Luton station

On the Midland Main Line about half a mile north of the town centre, with Thameslink and East Midlands Railway trains to London St Pancras International.

Luton Airport Parkway station

Opened in 1999 on the south side of town, served by Thameslink and East Midlands Railway, with the Luton DART shuttle running on to the airport.

Luton & Dunstable University Hospital

The town's acute NHS hospital with an emergency department, on Lewsey Road and run by Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

University of Bedfordshire, Luton Campus

The university's main campus at University Square in the heart of the town centre, a short walk from Luton station.

Kenilworth Road

Home of Luton Town FC since 1905, an all-seater ground of about 12,000 in Bury Park, around a mile west of the town centre.

Town-centre shopping centre

Luton's main shopping centre, opened in 1972 as the Arndale Centre and later known as The Mall; many locals still call it "the Arndale".

Wardown Park and Wardown House Museum

A park on the River Lea within walking distance of the town centre, with a museum in a Victorian mansion covering Luton's hat-making and lace heritage.

Airport Transfers from Luton

Luton has its own airport just south-east of the town, and we cover that journey on our separate Luton Airport transfers page. For long-haul flights, we also take Luton passengers to Heathrow via the M1 and M25. Our airport transfers run 24 hours a day at a fixed price, with meet and greet, flight monitoring and child or booster seats available on request.

See our airport pages: Luton, Heathrow.

What You Get with Butlers Airport Cars

Fixed prices agreed before you travel
DBS-checked, council-licensed drivers
Saloon, estate, executive and MPV vehicles
Meet & greet and flight monitoring for airport pickups
Child and booster seats on request
One-way, return and wait-and-return journeys

How far is Luton from Aylesbury?+

Luton town centre is about 21 to 25 miles from Aylesbury by road, usually via the A418 to Leighton Buzzard and then the A505 through Dunstable.

How long does the journey take?+

Outside rush hour the drive normally takes about 35 to 45 minutes. Allow longer at peak times, particularly through Dunstable.

Can you take me to Luton station or the Luton & Dunstable Hospital?+

Yes. We can drop you at or collect you from Luton station, which has Thameslink and East Midlands Railway trains to London St Pancras International, and from the Luton & Dunstable University Hospital on Lewsey Road. Child and booster seats are available on request.

Can I book a return journey or a wait-and-return?+

Yes. Call our Aylesbury office on 01296 583577 between 8:30am and 8:30pm or book online, and we will give you a fixed price for both legs of your journey, door to door.

Aylesbury to Luton Chauffeur