Getting to St. Pancras station

Hi All,

Next week I'll be coming to London to see Marti Pellow in Jekyll and Hyde.
Which will be playing at the New Wimbledon Theatre (where I will be staying nearby).
The thing is, that the train back home leaves at 07:30 a.m. So I have to get there really early.
And I was wondering how safe it is to travel to St. Pancras station that early.
Is it attached to the King's Cross Tube station?
Part of me is thinking of taking a cab.
But can anayone give me the name of an acknowledged cabcompany that is more affordable than the black cabs and where you agree to a price beforehand?
Thanks in advance for any tips !
All info is welcome!

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It's safe to travel that early - there will be plenty of others travelling at that time to get to work. I'd check train times or maybe your route on the Transport For London website, so you know exactly how long it takes.

Where are you staying? Because you could actually go to South Wimbledon tube station and get the Northern Line all the way up to King's Cross St Pancras. It is attached.

Don't get a cab. There are mini cab offices in Wimbledon though, near to the theatre. You could pop in before or after to ask. But I would just get the Northern Line.

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Thanks for the info !
The hotel I'm at is near the South Wimbledon Tubestation.
I had seen the Northern line would take me straight there, but I was just wondering if it was safe enough.
So it's good to know there will be plenty of other people travelling that early as well !
Also still good to know there are mini cab offices nearby, just in case.

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