Get London Transfer Ltd is a TfL licensed private hire operator - London private hire operator licence number 11588. getlondontransfer.co.uk and rushxo.co.uk are trading names of Get London Transfer Ltd. Every booking made on these websites is operated by Get London Transfer Ltd.
Getting to a festival is easy. Getting home on Sunday evening, exhausted, muddy, with a tent and a broken gazebo, when thirty thousand other people want the same thing — that is where transport falls apart. Shuttle queues run to hours. Ride-hail drivers avoid the area or surge heavily.
Comfortable saloon car parked on a city street
Book the return when you book the outbound. A driver assigned to a pickup point and time is the only thing that reliably works on a festival Sunday.
What we do
Minibus hire — 8- or 16-seater, with a trailer if the kit demands it. One vehicle, one fare.
Fixed fares — agreed before you leave, unaffected by the exodus.
Door to field and back — no train, no shuttle, no walk from a station car park with a crate of drinks.
Where we run
From London, Kent, Essex, Surrey and the Home Counties to festivals across the south and beyond — Glastonbury, Reading, Latitude, Boomtown, Isle of Wight, Creamfields and the rest. Long-distance rates apply above 40 miles, which lowers the cost per mile substantially.
Practical notes
Tell us the kit volume. Tents, chairs, crates and a gazebo need a trailer, not optimism.
Agree the Sunday pickup point in advance — festival sites have designated collection areas and the roads around them are managed.
Split the fare across the group — one minibus between eight is cheaper per head than two cars, and nobody drives home tired.
Rushxo runs fixed-price transfers to events and venues, every major airport and cruise terminal, and towns and cities right across London and the South East. Every journey is a fixed price agreed before you book.
Buy from the box office first:the venue box office – the venue’s own site or its named ticket partner (Ticketmaster, AXS, See Tickets, Dice or Eventim) is the only place the price is the real price and the ticket is guaranteed.
Cheaper, fair-price options:
Twickets – fan-to-fan resale capped at face value, used by most UK promoters
Royal Albert Hall Proms: £8 promming (standing) tickets on the day; many arenas sell cheaper restricted-view and upper-tier seats on the morning of the show
Citizens Advice: your rights when buying tickets – pay by card, never bank transfer, and check the seller is an official partner before paying more than face value
Tickets sorted? Our fixed fare covers the car, not per person, and the driver waits where the venue lets us after the show – so a group of four usually pays less than the train plus a late-night surge-priced app ride.
