Virgin Media WiFi on London Underground Arrives at 10 More Stations
Virgin Media has announced that a further ten London underground tube stations (total of 131) have just been added to their public wireless internet (wifi) hotspot service.
The service, which offers free access to EE, O2, Vodafone and Virgin Media’s own customers, costs £2 a day, £5 per week or £15 for a monthly pass to everybody else. However the general wi-fi information portal will continue to keep all passengers up-to-date with TfL travel information and local news for free.
Advertisement
The New Wi-Fi Stations:
* West Hampstead
* Finchley Central
* Leytonstone
* Wanstead
* White City
* Leyton
* Newbury Park
* Plaistow
* Finchley Road
* Upton Park
It’s noted that another ten stations are due to be added to Virgin Media’s WiFi network this Spring.
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
« EE UK Growth Boost to 726K Home Broadband Users as 4G Reaches 2 Million
Latest UK ISP News
- FTTP (6024)
- BT (3638)
- Politics (2720)
- Business (2439)
- Openreach (2405)
- Building Digital UK (2330)
- Mobile Broadband (2143)
- FTTC (2083)
- Statistics (1899)
- 4G (1813)
- Virgin Media (1762)
- Ofcom Regulation (1582)
- Fibre Optic (1467)
- Wireless Internet (1462)
- 5G (1404)
Comments are closed