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Travel from London to York for only £28.80*
Travel from London to York from just £28.80* when you book two weeks in advance! Travelling from London to York just got quicker and more convenient with 31 extra weekday services, over 82,000 seats and quicker journeys, you’ve got the freedom to choose when you go. LNER trains now take around 2 hour and 2 minutes** from capital to city centre meaning you can catch the train that suits you, sit back and enjoy a faster, easier journey to the capital.
Your journey to York will fly by whilst you enjoy the freedom of train travel. Finish reading that book or binging that show, meet that work deadline or simply watch the world pass by with that window seat you booked through the LNER website or App.
With LNER, not only will you arrive feeling ready for the day ahead thanks to our comfy seats and range of refreshments, but you'll also have that little bit extra spending money left in your pocket thanks to more lower-priced tickets.
Average travel time
2h 2m
Distance
173 miles
Today's train times
Upcoming direct journeys for London Kings Cross to York trains
Things to do in York
Whether you're looking for inspiration before you book your ticket to York or you're already on the train, our handy guide is here to help.
Let the medieval Shambles charm your socks off
ShamblesThe Shambles is an ancient cobbled street that looks captivating on even the dullest winter day. Dating back to the Domesday Book, its nooks and crannies will charm your socks off.
Its leaning timber-framed buildings were once home to as many as 26 butchers in medieval times. That’s a lot of meat! York obviously wasn’t a great place to be a vegetarian in the olden days.
Today, the street has much more variety, filled with quirky boutiques, quaint cafes and artisan food shops.
Get goose bumps at the magnificent York Minster
York MinsterYou have to pay to get into the minster, but it doesn’t cost a penny to stand outside and admire it. The architectural magnificence really tugs at the heart strings.
One of the UK’s greatest historical buildings, this Gothic masterpiece is incredibly old too – the last stone was laid in the 1400s.
If you do want to step inside, lots of treasures await. The Undercroft takes you on a 2,000-year journey through interactive chambers beneath the Minster. You can also climb the 275 steps up the Central Tower for life-affirming views of York.
Step aboard a wartime hospital – on a train
National Railway MuseumAmbulance trains did a sterling job during the First World War, transporting millions of sick and injured troops to hospital. They were pretty much like a mini-hospital packed onto a train.
To show its appreciation, the National Railway Museum has recreated a lifelike ambulance carriage, complete with ward, pharmacy and nurses’ mess room.
You can share in the stories of the staff and passengers through letters, diaries, photos and drawings. Be warned – some of them are incredibly moving.
Other famous trains include the slinky looking Mallard – still the world’s fastest steam train despite setting the record in the 1930s!
Let the medieval Shambles charm your socks off
ShamblesThe Shambles is an ancient cobbled street that looks captivating on even the dullest winter day. Dating back to the Domesday Book, its nooks and crannies will charm your socks off.
Its leaning timber-framed buildings were once home to as many as 26 butchers in medieval times. That’s a lot of meat! York obviously wasn’t a great place to be a vegetarian in the olden days.
Today, the street has much more variety, filled with quirky boutiques, quaint cafes and artisan food shops.
Get goose bumps at the magnificent York Minster
York MinsterYou have to pay to get into the minster, but it doesn’t cost a penny to stand outside and admire it. The architectural magnificence really tugs at the heart strings.
One of the UK’s greatest historical buildings, this Gothic masterpiece is incredibly old too – the last stone was laid in the 1400s.
If you do want to step inside, lots of treasures await. The Undercroft takes you on a 2,000-year journey through interactive chambers beneath the Minster. You can also climb the 275 steps up the Central Tower for life-affirming views of York.
Step aboard a wartime hospital – on a train
National Railway MuseumAmbulance trains did a sterling job during the First World War, transporting millions of sick and injured troops to hospital. They were pretty much like a mini-hospital packed onto a train.
To show its appreciation, the National Railway Museum has recreated a lifelike ambulance carriage, complete with ward, pharmacy and nurses’ mess room.
You can share in the stories of the staff and passengers through letters, diaries, photos and drawings. Be warned – some of them are incredibly moving.
Other famous trains include the slinky looking Mallard – still the world’s fastest steam train despite setting the record in the 1930s!
Discover more things to do and places to see in York.
A taste of York
York is one of the UK’s most charming food cities, combining historic English cooking with modern influences from around the world. From classic dishes like Yorkshire pudding and roast beef to cosy cafés and contemporary restaurants, there is something for every appetite.
City Centre
The City Centre is rich in history and packed with traditional pubs and independent restaurants. It is a great place to enjoy classic British dishes in atmospheric surroundings, often set within medieval streets and historic buildings. Expect comforting menus, welcoming interiors and a lively buzz, especially in the evenings. Getting there from York station only takes 10 minutes of walking.
The Shambles
The Shambles is one of York’s most iconic areas, known for its narrow streets and distinctive character. This area is ideal for casual dining, sweet treats and small eateries offering both local and international flavours. It is perfect for wandering, snacking and soaking up the historic charm. Getting there from York station only takes 15 minutes of walking.
Free things to do in York
Walk the historic York City Walls
York City WallsStep back in time with a walk along York’s ancient city walls, which loop around the historic centre and offer brilliant views of rooftops, medieval gatehouses and York Minster. You can join and leave the route at several points, making it easy to explore at your own pace.
Explore Museum Gardens
York Museum GardensRight by the River Ouse, Museum Gardens is a peaceful green space filled with history. Wander past the dramatic ruins of St Mary’s Abbey, spot Roman remains and enjoy riverside paths that are perfect for a relaxed stroll or a picnic in warmer weather.
Discover the National Railway Museum
National Railway MuseumJust a short walk from York station, the National Railway Museum is a must‑visit and completely free. Get up close to iconic trains, including world‑famous steam locomotives, and explore interactive galleries that bring Britain’s rail history to life.
Walk the historic York City Walls
York City WallsStep back in time with a walk along York’s ancient city walls, which loop around the historic centre and offer brilliant views of rooftops, medieval gatehouses and York Minster. You can join and leave the route at several points, making it easy to explore at your own pace.
Explore Museum Gardens
York Museum GardensRight by the River Ouse, Museum Gardens is a peaceful green space filled with history. Wander past the dramatic ruins of St Mary’s Abbey, spot Roman remains and enjoy riverside paths that are perfect for a relaxed stroll or a picnic in warmer weather.
Discover the National Railway Museum
National Railway MuseumJust a short walk from York station, the National Railway Museum is a must‑visit and completely free. Get up close to iconic trains, including world‑famous steam locomotives, and explore interactive galleries that bring Britain’s rail history to life.
Sport in York
York is a city where sport plays an important role in everyday life. Whether you are a committed sports fan or simply enjoy staying active, the city offers plenty of ways to get involved.
Football
York is home to York City FC who play at the LNER Community Stadium. Matchdays bring a strong sense of community spirit and a welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors. The area around the stadium is lively on game days and gives a great insight into local football culture. Getting there from York station takes around 25 minutes by bus and taxi.
Rugby
Rugby has a growing presence in York with York Knights representing the city in rugby league. The club has a passionate following and matches are enjoyable for long time fans and newcomers alike. Getting there from York station takes around 25 minutes by bus and taxi.
Indoor sports
York Sport Village is one of the city’s main hubs for indoor sport and fitness. With facilities for climbing, athletics, gym training and team sports, it offers activities suitable for beginners and experienced athletes. It is a popular place for regular exercise and organised events. Getting there from York station takes around 20 minutes by bus and taxi.
Family-friendly things to do in York
Coppergate Centre
Coppergate CentreThe site of the famous JORVIK Viking Centre also allows you to carry out some sneaky raids on a great collection of shops. Take a stroll in the open air as you look through the various windows, but be sure to look up through the summer to see the monthly themed umbrella walk.
How to get there: Right in the middle of York, Coppergate is easily accessible from the train station after you've made the 15-minute walk into the city.
The York Ghost Merchants
The York Ghost MerchantsFor a truly individual gift, why not buy a ghost? Each of these hand crafted, exquisitely packaged items would look great on any shelf in any home. The shop itself seeps history from its walls and is a must-visit destination when you visit the most haunted city in the world.
How to get there: You’ll find the shop, which was built in 1780, located at number 6 Shambles, unarguably York’s prettiest street. It’s a 15-minute walk from the station.
Jorvik Viking Centre
Jorvik Viking CentreBest for: History lovers of all ages
Address: 19 Coppergate, York, YO1 9WTThis popular museum opened on the site of the Coppergate archaeological dig, providing a fascinating insight into life when the Vikings ruled. Step aboard a carriage and hurtle back in time, peering into the lives of hunters, blacksmiths and leather workers, along with authentic sounds, sights and smells - if you’ve wondered how pongy a 10th century loo was, now’s your chance.
Coppergate Centre
Coppergate CentreThe site of the famous JORVIK Viking Centre also allows you to carry out some sneaky raids on a great collection of shops. Take a stroll in the open air as you look through the various windows, but be sure to look up through the summer to see the monthly themed umbrella walk.
How to get there: Right in the middle of York, Coppergate is easily accessible from the train station after you've made the 15-minute walk into the city.
The York Ghost Merchants
The York Ghost MerchantsFor a truly individual gift, why not buy a ghost? Each of these hand crafted, exquisitely packaged items would look great on any shelf in any home. The shop itself seeps history from its walls and is a must-visit destination when you visit the most haunted city in the world.
How to get there: You’ll find the shop, which was built in 1780, located at number 6 Shambles, unarguably York’s prettiest street. It’s a 15-minute walk from the station.
Jorvik Viking Centre
Jorvik Viking CentreBest for: History lovers of all ages
Address: 19 Coppergate, York, YO1 9WTThis popular museum opened on the site of the Coppergate archaeological dig, providing a fascinating insight into life when the Vikings ruled. Step aboard a carriage and hurtle back in time, peering into the lives of hunters, blacksmiths and leather workers, along with authentic sounds, sights and smells - if you’ve wondered how pongy a 10th century loo was, now’s your chance.
Shopping in York
York is a fantastic city for shopping, combining historic charm with a mix of modern retail experiences.
City Centre
The City Centre is one of York’s main shopping areas, filled with independent shops, well-known high street brands and unique local retailers. Set among medieval streets and historic landmarks, it offers a distinctive shopping experience where traditional charm meets contemporary shopping. Getting there from York station only takes around 10 minutes of walking.
York Designer Outlet
Another popular shopping destination is the York Designer Outlet, located just outside the city centre. This retail park brings together a wide range of brand name stores, restaurants and leisure options in a spacious and easy to navigate setting. It is ideal for a full day of shopping with everything in one place. Getting there from York station takes about 15 to 20 minutes by bus and taxi.
The Shambles
York offers plenty of shopping to suit every style. In the heart of the city, wander along the famous Shambles, one of Europe’s best‑preserved medieval streets, where you’ll find independent boutiques, gift shops, sweet stores and market stalls tucked beneath its iconic timber‑framed buildings.
Monks Cross and Vangarde shopping parks
If you’re looking for bigger brands, Monks Cross and Vangarde shopping parks sit just outside the city centre and are easy to reach by bus from York train station. Both offer a wide mix of high‑street names, fashion, homeware and places to eat, making them ideal for a half‑day shopping trip beyond the city walls.
Connections from York station
Train connections
Train connections
York is a major railway hub, with multiple platforms serving frequent services from operators including LNER, Northern, TransPennine Express, CrossCountry and Grand Central. Once you arrive here, there are plenty of connections to nearby towns and attractions.
Regular services link York to charming local destinations such as Harrogate, Selby, Scarborough, Malton, and Hull, making it the perfect starting point for exploring Yorkshire beyond the city. From here, travelers can easily reach the scenic North York Moors, the historic city of Ripon or the seaside towns along the east coast, all by train.
Local buses
Local buses
York’s local bus transport is easy to navigate. Services are run frequently throughout the day, including links to the city centre and nearby attractions. Tickets can be purchased onboard or via mobile apps.
For travel within the city center, regular park-and-ride buses provide quick connections from outer car parks to central York, while local routes reach nearby towns such as Selby, Harrogate and Malton. This makes exploring York and the surrounding region simple and convenient without a car.
Taxis
Taxis
York station has a dedicated taxi rank just outside the main entrance, making it easy to continue your journey on arrival. Local taxis are suitable for both short trips around the city and longer journeys to nearby towns.
If you prefer to plan ahead, you can also pre-book a taxi to meet you at the station, ensuring a smooth and stress-free start to your visit.
Walking to the city centre
Walking to the city centre
York station sits just a short walk from the city center, with York Minster, The Shambles and the historic city walls all within easy reach. Shops, restaurants and cafes are nearby, making it simple to explore the heart of York on foot.
Standard and First Class facilities
Whether you choose Standard or First Class, you’ll enjoy comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi and power sockets. Standard Class offers great value with food and drinks available to purchase, while First Class elevates the experience with wider reclining seats, faster Wi-Fi and complimentary dining plus lounge access at major stations.
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First Class
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Booking tickets from London to York
Booking directly with LNER is the easiest way to get your train tickets to travel from London to York. You’ll have access to all fares, the best prices and the ability to manage your journey to York online or via the LNER App. Booking direct also gives you access to seat reservations, LNER Perks and the flexibility to change or refund tickets depending on the type.
Advance tickets
Advance tickets
Advance (fixed) tickets offer some of the best value for rail travel. Perfect for travelers looking to save money on their tickets, these fares are available when booked ahead of your journey, making them an excellent choice for those who like to plan in advance.
Advance tickets combine affordability with convenience. Another benefit of Advance tickets is that you secure a guaranteed seat and can choose where you are seated for the journey. By booking early, you can save up to 47% on your tickets and enjoy peace of mind knowing you’ve locked in a great deal.
Family single tickets
Family single tickets
Family Single tickets are the perfect way to make group travel with children easier and more affordable. Designed specifically for families, these tickets offer cheaper fares for journeys, helping you save on average 56% while enjoying quality time together.
Whether you’re planning a fun day out or visiting loved ones, Family Single tickets take the stress out of organizing travel by providing a simple, cost-effective solution. With savings that let you spend more on the things that matter, they’re an ideal choice for creating memorable trips without breaking the budget.
Anytime tickets
Anytime tickets
Anytime (fully flexible) tickets give you complete flexibility and peace of mind when traveling. Valid on any train throughout your chosen day, they’re perfect for those who want freedom without restrictions. Whether your plans change at the last minute or you simply prefer to keep your schedule open, Anytime tickets let you travel when it suits you best.
With no need to commit to a specific time, you can relax knowing your ticket works for any train that day. Ideal for business trips, spontaneous outings or journeys where timing is unpredictable. Whilst Anytime tickets cost more than fixed tickets, they allow you to enjoy the convenience and confidence of traveling on your own terms.
Group tickets
Group tickets
Group travel discounts are a fantastic way to make traveling together easier and more affordable. Whether you’re planning a trip with friends, colleagues, or a larger group, these tickets offer great value and convenience. Small groups cover 3–9 people, while large groups include 10 or more, giving you flexibility no matter the size of your party. Booking as a group is cheaper than booking individually, helping everyone save money while enjoying the journey together.
Plus, organizing travel as a group means fewer individual bookings and less hassle, so you can focus on making memories instead of managing logistics. Perfect for days out, team events or special occasions, group bookings make shared travel simple and cost-effective.
70min Flex tickets
70min Flex tickets
70min Flex tickets are the ideal choice when you need a little extra freedom without losing out on great savings. Perfect for those whose plans aren’t set in stone, these tickets allow you to travel on trains up to 70 minutes before or after your booked time.
This means you can enjoy a balance between flexibility and value, giving you peace of mind if your schedule changes slightly. Whether you’re heading to a meeting, catching up with friends or simply want the reassurance of a wider travel window, 70min Flex tickets make your journey easier and more convenient while still keeping costs down.
Season tickets
Season tickets
Season tickets are the ultimate solution for regular commuters, offering unlimited travel between two stations for a set period (Weekly, monthly, or annually). They provide exceptional value for anyone who travels frequently, helping you save money compared to buying individual tickets every day.
With a Season ticket, you can enjoy the peace of mind knowing your journeys are covered. Perfect for work commutes or regular trips, these tickets make planning simple and cost-effective, giving you more time and freedom to focus on what matters most.
Flexi Season tickets are designed for commuters who travel regularly but not every day. They offer 8 days of travel within a 28-day period between two stations, giving you flexibility and savings compared to buying daily tickets. Ideal for hybrid workers or those with variable schedules, Flexi Season tickets combine convenience with cost efficiency.
London to York train tickets are available in a range of options to suit different travel needs and budgets. Advance tickets offer the best value when booked ahead for a specific train while Anytime tickets provide full flexibility to travel on any service during the day. For added freedom without the full Anytime ticket price, 70min Flex tickets allow travel up to 70 minutes before or after your booked time.
Families and groups can benefit from great value Family Single tickets and group travel discounts, making it easier and more affordable to travel together. For frequent travellers, Season tickets offer unlimited journeys between London and York over a set period, delivering convenience and long-term savings. Together these ticket types ensure there’s an option for every journey style from planned trips to flexible travel.
How to get to London King's Cross
Station address
Euston Road
London
Greater London
N1C 4APCar parking
The nearest car parking available to London King's Cross is at St Pancras station which is a multi-storey car park facility open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Local transport
London King’s Cross station is a major transport hub served by numerous local bus routes and King’s Cross St. Pancras London Underground station.
Underground that run to King's Cross St Pancras are Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines, offering easy access to destinations across the city.
Station address
Euston Road
London
Greater London
N1C 4APCar parking
The nearest car parking available to London King's Cross is at St Pancras station which is a multi-storey car park facility open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Local transport
London King’s Cross station is a major transport hub served by numerous local bus routes and King’s Cross St. Pancras London Underground station.
Underground that run to King's Cross St Pancras are Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines, offering easy access to destinations across the city.
Things to do near London King's Cross station
Station facilities
Inside the station, you’ll find essentials like luggage storage, free Wi-Fi and plenty of seating to use while you wait for your journey to begin.
Coffee spots
For a quick caffeine fix, head to Pret A Manger, Starbucks or the artisan Notes Coffee Roasters to relax before you travel from London King's Cross.
Restaurants & bars
Just steps away, Dishoom King’s Cross serves Bombay-inspired dishes in a stunning setting. Check out German Gymnasium which offers European classics. For drinks, try The Lighterman overlooking Regent’s Canal.
Shopping
Explore Coal Drops Yard, a stylish retail space with independent boutiques and designer stores. It’s perfect for unique gifts and fashion finds.
Cultural attractions
Visit the British Library, home to literary treasures like the Magna Carta or take a short walk to Granary Square, known for its fountains and lively atmosphere.
Unique experiences
Don’t miss the famous Platform 9¾ photo spot for Harry Potter fans or enjoy a canal-side stroll along Regent’s Canal Towpath for a peaceful escape.
For all London King's Cross facilities, visit the station page.
London King's Cross station
Get a little extra with your journey
Not only will you never pay a booking fee when you book your ticket with LNER, you can also sign up for LNER Perks.
When you sign up for Perks, you'll get:
Get £5 free to spend on your next journey
2% back on all LNER journeys
Download the LNER app or find out more about LNER Perks and sign up today.
How to book cheap tickets for your London to York train
Book your London King's Cross train in advance
Book in advanceBuying your London to York train ticket at least four weeks in advance ahead of your travel date can save you up to 47%* on on-the-day train ticket prices.
Buy a Standard Advance ticket through the LNER website and app at least four weeks before you travel, and you'll save up to * compared to buying any Standard ticket on the day of travel.Save 1/3 with on your train from London to York with a Railcard
Book in advanceA Railcard is a discount card that allows you to save money on train travel throughout Great Britain, which often offers 1/3 off the cost of your train tickets on most routes.
Save 56%** on high-speed London King's Cross trains
Family SinglesTravel between 17 cities and save on average 56% ** when you're travelling with up to two adults and four children. Use one Family ticket for the whole family and get a reserved seat for everyone.
Use our Deal Finder for the cheapest trains from London to York
Get the LNER AppAccess the best train fares on trains from London to York easily with the LNER app. Use Deal Finder to find the lowest prices on train tickets by simply entering your travel details. It's your shortcut to easier and more affordable travel!
Book your London King's Cross train in advance
Book in advanceBuying your London to York train ticket at least four weeks in advance ahead of your travel date can save you up to 47%* on on-the-day train ticket prices.
Buy a Standard Advance ticket through the LNER website and app at least four weeks before you travel, and you'll save up to * compared to buying any Standard ticket on the day of travel.Save 1/3 with on your train from London to York with a Railcard
Book in advanceA Railcard is a discount card that allows you to save money on train travel throughout Great Britain, which often offers 1/3 off the cost of your train tickets on most routes.
Save 56%** on high-speed London King's Cross trains
Family SinglesTravel between 17 cities and save on average 56% ** when you're travelling with up to two adults and four children. Use one Family ticket for the whole family and get a reserved seat for everyone.
Use our Deal Finder for the cheapest trains from London to York
Get the LNER AppAccess the best train fares on trains from London to York easily with the LNER app. Use Deal Finder to find the lowest prices on train tickets by simply entering your travel details. It's your shortcut to easier and more affordable travel!
* Saving average based on all Standard Advance tickets bought on the LNER website and App at least four weeks before you travel vs buying any Standard ticket on the day you travel.
** Average saving is based on two adults and two children travelling with an LNER Family Single vs Advance fare.
Take the train from London King's Cross to York with LNER
Travelling from London King’s Cross to York with LNER is fast, comfortable and great value. The journey takes just over two hours and covers 173 miles, giving you time to relax as the scenery of Central and Northern England rushes by. Onboard, you’ll enjoy ergonomic seating, free Wi‑Fi and power sockets at every seat, plus the option to purchase food and drink or have it delivered directly to your seat. First Class enhances the experience with wider reclining seats, complimentary meals, alcohol on selected services and access to the London King’s Cross First Class Lounge.
York is a city rich in history, charm and character. You can wander the famous Shambles with its leaning medieval buildings, admire the breathtaking architecture of York Minster or explore the National Railway Museum, home to iconic locomotives and immersive exhibits. Families and visitors of all ages will find plenty to enjoy, from riverside walks and historic streets to indoor sports at York Sport Village or cheering on York City FC at the LNER Community Stadium. With its blend of ancient heritage and vibrant modern culture, York offers a memorable day out or weekend escape.
When you are due to travel from London King's Cross there are popular coffee spots such as Pret A Manger and Starbucks, as well as restaurants like Dishoom and German Gymnasium just steps away. For shopping, Coal Drops Yard offers unique boutiques and designer stores nearby. The station is also close to cultural attractions like the British Library and Granary Square and it features the famous Platform 9 and 3/4 photo spot for Harry Potter fans.
LNER offers a range of tickets, all with their own flexibility and benefits, including Advance, Anytime, 70min Flex, Family Single, Group discounts and Season tickets. Booking directly with LNER means you get access to LNER Perks, which gives you back 2% credit when you travel with us. Whether you are traveling for business or leisure, LNER is a reliable and enjoyable way to get between London and York, offering comfort, convenience and excellent value throughout the journey.
Related FAQs
Are there direct trains between London and York?
Are there direct trains between London and York?
Yes, there are direct LNER trains from London to York with a journey that usually takes just over 2h 3m.During the week, there are approximately 30 direct LNER trains per day between 06:15 and 23:00.
Which rail lines go through York?
Which rail lines go through York?
York station is managed by LNER, and the main train lines running through it are LNER, CrossCountry, Northern Trains, Grand Central, and TransPennine Express.
Can you buy a Season Ticket between London and York?
Can you buy a Season Ticket between London and York?
Unfortunately, Season Tickets are unavailable for this particular journey.
Do you offer a student discount on train tickets?
Do you offer a student discount on train tickets?
We don't offer a student discount however, you can purchase a 16-25 Railcard and save 1/3 on train tickets.
How can I apply for compensation if my train is delayed or cancelled?
How can I apply for compensation if my train is delayed or cancelled?
Cancelled train
In the rare event that your train is cancelled, we offer full refunds (assuming you don't take an alternative train). Be sure to apply for the refund within 28 days of the cancelled journey date.
If you meet these conditions, follow these steps for your refund:
- Swipe down the page and click on ‘Amend journey’ or ‘Request a refund’
- Notify us of the reason for the refund request by pressing 'My train was cancelled' and then ‘Continue’
- Enter your details and submit your request
Already collected your tickets or had them posted to you?
If you’ve already received your printed tickets, you'll need to fill in our Change of Plans form and follow the instructions included.
Was your train delayed by at least 30 minutes?
On our Delay Repay page, you can learn about compensation if your train is delayed. For future LNER journeys, book through our website or app, then choose One-Click Delay Repay to ensure claiming for a delayed journey is as easy as possible.
What are the train stops between London King's Cross and York?
What are the train stops between London King's Cross and York?
When travelling from London King's Cross to York, you have two travel options, each offering a distinct experience. Here are the details for each route:
Direct Route:This option provides a non-stop journey, taking you directly from London King's Cross to York. Enjoy a swift and seamless journey to your destination.
Alternative Route:PeterboroughNewark NorthgateDoncaster
No matter which route you opt for, LNER ensures a comfortable and enjoyable journey from London King's Cross to York. Whether it's a direct trip or one with a few stops, we're here to make your travel experience remarkable.
