Operating up and down the East Coast route, East Coast trains runs 136 services each and every weekday. Weekends see the train service offering around 90 services on Saturdays and Sundays.
Key Stations
Harrogate Rail Station
54.004287
-1.530218
Hull Rail Station
53.742926
-0.346987
Inverness Rail Station
57.479541
-4.223574
Leeds Rail Station
53.794848
-1.546956
London Kings Cross Rail Station
51.541262
-0.088139
Newcastle Rail Station
54.968291
-1.61689
Wakefield Westgate Rail Station
53.682559
-1.50383
Glasgow Central Rail Station
55.859295
-4.258192
Edinburgh Rail Station
55.957394
-3.187262
Durham Rail Station
54.77911
-1.581708
Dundee Rail Station
56.456675
-2.97095
Doncaster Rail Station
53.522254
-1.139602
Darlington Rail Station
54.519022
-1.548637
Berwick-upon-Tweed Rail Station
55.773402
-2.009634
Aviemore Rail Station
57.188281
-3.827929
Alnmouth Rail Station
55.392839
-1.636542
Aberdeen Rail Station
57.144143
-2.098785
York Rail Station
53.958029
-1.09318
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More information
East Coast offers services that run from Inverness and Aberdeen in the North of Scotland to London, Newcastle and Leeds and operates on routes totalling 920 miles, making it the natural choice for east coast journeys. With more than a decade behind them, East Coast Trains is well placed to provide train services throughout the UK.
Contact East Coast Train
If you'd like to get in touch with East Coast trains or talk to their customer relations team, you'll be able to contact them on: 08457 225 333
Other useful numbers for East Coast trains include:
- 'Rewards' Membership Enquiries - 08457 225 111
- East Coast Group Travel - 08457 225 225
- East Coast Assisted Travel - 08457 225 225
- Lost property - 08457 225 333
East Coast trains - services
East Coast’s Key Routes:
- Leeds – London Kings Cross
- York – London Kings Cross
- Newcastle – London kings Cross
- Darlington – London Kings Cross
- Glasgow / Edinburgh – London Kings Cross
On board
At-seat power sockets and Wi-Fi are available throughout East Coast services, with Wi-Fi offered free of charge in First Class. Travellers can also enjoy hot and cold snacks and a full drinks menu from the CafeBar. An at-seat trolley is available on selected services. Passengers in First Class will enjoy complimentary food and drink (a full meal on journeys over 70 minutes). A Quiet coach is also available in both Standard and First Class accommodation. East Coast Trains carry bikes free of charge for customers with a valid ticket, if booked at the station or online. There is no limit on folding cycles.
Train ticket types
Names of train tickets describe when you can buy or use your ticket, making it easy for you to get the best value ticket for your journey.
