ShenfieldCanary Wharf
About 49 minutes on the Elizabeth line, changing at Whitechapel - £8.20 off-peak (£11.20 peak) with contactless.
Journey time
about 49 min
Changes
Change at Whitechapel
Adult single
£8.20 off-peak (£11.20 peak)
Weekday frequency
every ~6 min
What it costs
£8.20 off-peak (£11.20 peak) for an adult single with contactless or Oyster. Peak fares apply when you touch in between 06:30 and 09:30 or between 16:00 and 19:00, Monday to Friday. Everything else is off-peak, including all day Saturday and Sunday and public holidays.
Daily and weekly capping limits what you pay across all TfL services, so several journeys in a day often cost less than the singles added up.
Where you change
No direct train runs between Shenfield and Canary Wharf. Take an Elizabeth line train to Whitechapel and change there for Canary Wharf. Allow about 5 minutes for the change; the typical wait is 5 minutes.
The 49 minutes above is measured across real connections in the timetable - each train matched to the next one you could actually catch, not two journey times added together.
Departures from Shenfield
Departures that connect at Whitechapel for Canary Wharf. First 05:04, last 23:26 on weekdays.
Mon-Fri 05:04 – 23:26 · 124 trains
Saturday 05:04 – 23:26 · 113 trains
Sunday 07:11 – 21:56 · 60 trains
The two stations
Shenfield
- Zone
- C
- Step-free
- Street to train
- Change for
- National Rail (Greater Anglia)
Canary Wharf
- Zone
- 2
- Step-free
- Street to train
- Change for
- Jubilee line, DLR
- Best exit
- Crossrail Place - Roof garden, Shops & restaurants
Common questions
How long does the Elizabeth line take from Shenfield to Canary Wharf?
How much is the Elizabeth line from Shenfield to Canary Wharf?
Do I need to change trains from Shenfield to Canary Wharf?
What time are the first and last trains from Shenfield to Canary Wharf?
Times from the national timetable data (2026-08-21); fares from the TfL single fare finder. Engineering work can change weekend times - check the live board on the day.