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Are you journeying to Northallerton soon? You’ll be happy to know that Northallerton station offers a variety of useful facilities that are guaranteed to make your travels smoother and fuss-free. Whether you’re taking a few days to visit the family or looking to enjoy North York Moors National Park, this pleasant Yorkshire market town has a lot to offer.

Wherever is next on your journey, Grand Central Northallerton trains will get you there in comfort. Complete with a wide selection of onboard facilities and budget-friendly fares for you to choose from, you’ll have everything you need to make your journey as relaxing as possible from the moment you step onboard.

For more information about Northallerton rail station, read our useful guide below. It includes all information you need to know about the facilities that are available at the station, as well as opening times and how to book your tickets. If you can't find the information your looking for, you can head to the National Rail Enquiries website for further information.

Where is Northallerton station?

Northallerton train station is ideally located for residents and tourists looking to explore its well-known markets and historical sites. Just a 15-minute walk away from All Saints’ Church, the station is perfectly placed if you plan on visiting this captivating medieval building.

For those wanting to explore Yorkshire’s wildlife, Northallerton is perfectly situated between two national parks. Northallerton station is only a 23-minute drive east of North York Moors National Park, or you can book one of the local taxi services to take you to Yorkshire Dales National Park, just north of the station.

How do I buy tickets at Northallerton station?

There are ticket machines available at Northallerton train station, as well as a manned ticket office that is open five days a week, so you’ll be able to find the right ticket for your journey as quickly as possible. However, you can save money on your journey by buying your tickets before the day you’ll be travelling.

By planning your trip ahead of time, you’ll be able to choose from a wider selection of excellent-value tickets with greater availability. Your final fare price depends on the date you are travelling and how flexible you can be with departure times. This is worth keeping in mind when looking to book tickets that are the best value for money.

There are three main types of tickets available to purchase for your journey to or from Northallerton rail station – and all other UK destinations. These are Anytime, Off-Peak and Advance, and it’s worth knowing the difference to see which ticket best applies to you.

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly ticket option and you know the exact date and time of your journey then Advance tickets are ideal. On some routes, it’s possible to book these up to six months before you travel. However, our Advance fares are limited, so get your tickets today to take advantage of these cut prices!

If you require more flexibility, our Anytime tickets may be better suited to you. These tickets are valid on all Grand Central services, so you can amend your travel date at any time.

A cheaper option that still gives you that needed wiggle-room is our Off-Peak tickets. These are valid for all journeys on Grand Central services outside of our peak times and mean you can avoid rush hour.

On top of that, when you book with Grand Central, you can save even more money on your Northallerton train. Check out our offers, including Group Travel and Multi-buy, and enjoy a discount on your next journey.

What are the ticket office opening hours?

Planning on buying your tickets at Northallerton train station? Check out the current opening times:

Monday to Saturday – 05:30 to 18:30
Sunday – 09:00 to 18:30

Where do I catch my train?

Northallerton station has two platforms and one entrance, though one of the platforms can be accessed via the car park. Northbound trains depart from Platform 1, which can be accessed directly from the concourse. Platform 2 is for southbound trains and this can be accessed via the car park or by following the subway tunnel if entering from the concourse.

What services and facilities are there at Northallerton train station?

Northallerton Train Station

What are Northallerton train station's opening hours?

Northallerton station opening hours are:

MONDAY - SATURDAY
05:30:00 - 18:30:00
SUNDAY
09:00:00 - 18:30:00

Ticket office opening hours:

Monday - Friday - 05:30 to 18:30
Saturday - 05:30 to 18:30
Sunday - 09:00 to 18:30

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Northallerton station
Boroughbridge Road
Northallerton
North Yorkshire
DL7 8AN

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Ticket office opening hours:

Monday - Friday - 05:30 to 18:30
Saturday - 05:30 to 18:30
Sunday - 09:00 to 18:30

YES Waiting room
YES Ticket machine
YES Toilet
YES Impaired Access Staff

Station facilities

Accessibility
- Accessible Public Telephones YES Yes
- Accessible Taxis No
- First Class Lounge No
- Help Points YES Yes
- Impaired Accessible Booking Office Counter YES Yes
- Impared Access Staff YES Yes
- Impared Access Ticket Gate No
- Impaired Accessible Ticket Machines YES Yes
- Induction Loop No
- Impaired Mobility Set Down YES Yes
- National Key Toilets No
- Ramp for Train Access YES Yes
- Wheel chairs Available YES Yes
- Impaired Access Helpline Hours Monday - Sunday - open 24h
- Impaired Access Staff Help Hours Monday - Friday - 05:30 to 18:30
  Saturday - 05:30 to 18:30
  Sunday - 09:00 to 18:30
- Customer Help Point Help Points are available on both platforms and adjacent to the Ticket Office to contact a member of our team in an emergency or for information when the ticket office is closed. When using the Help Point our CCTV will be monitoring your position for the duration of the call.
- Helpline YES Yes
- Helpline Contact Details
  0800 107 2149
- Helpline Contact URL https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
- Helpline Open Note
  The TransPennine Express Passenger Assist Team are not available on Christmas Day or Boxing Day.
- National Key Toilets
  The accessible toilets are located in the station building, these toilets don't require a radar key.
- Step Free Access
  This station is category A. Step free access is provided from the station entrance to all platforms. Lifts are used to provide level access to the subway and both platforms. This station is partially staffed. There are train boarding ramps available at this station, and they are also carried on board all TransPennine Express trains.
  Please be aware that some platforms at this station have no or only partial tactile paving on the platform edge.
  
  Coverage: whole Station
- Step Free Access Coverage Whole Station

Rental Car
- Availability No

Ticketing Services & Information
- Oyster Pre-Pay No
- Ticket Machine YES Yes
- Customer Service Note The ticket office is located by the main car park and not on the station platforms.
- Penalty Fares TP
- Smartcard Notes Smartcard Issued: Yes
  Smartcard Validator: No
  Smartcards are available from the ticket office, and can be topped up there or using the ticket machine.

Ticketing Hours
- Ticket Office Hours Monday - Friday - 05:30 to 18:30
  Saturday - 05:30 to 18:30
  Sunday - 09:00 to 18:30

Subway/transit
- Metro: Availability No

Station Information
- ATM No
- Baby Change YES Yes
- Bureau De Change No
- Lost Property No
- Post Box No
- Shops YES Yes
- Seated Area YES Yes
- Station Buffet No
- Showers No
- Trolley No
- Wifi YES Yes
- Waiting Room YES Yes
- Lost Property Phone number: 353 600 1671
- Lost Property: URL https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
- Customer Service Note To speak to a member of our team please call 0345 600 1671
- Information Systems DepartureScreensAnnouncements
- Lost Property Number 353 600 1671
- Staffing Level YES Yes

Station Hours
- Station Hours
  MONDAY - SATURDAY
  05:30:00 - 18:30:00
  SUNDAY
  09:00:00 - 18:30:00

Station Location & Directions
- Latitude 54.3330789
- Longitude -1.441275691

Restrooms
- Toilets YES Yes
- Baby Change YES Yes
- Toilets Note
  The toilets are located in the station building.

Parking
- Car Parking Details Phone number: 01895 262 122
  
  Operator Name: Trans Pennine Express
  Name: Station Car Park
  Spaces: 131
  Charges:
  Daily: £4.80
  Weekly: £22.00
  Monthly: £68.00
  ThreeMonthly: £182.00
  Annual: £545.00
  Saturday: £4.80
  Sunday: £4.80
  
  Number Accessible Spaces: 10
  Accessible Spaces Note:
  Parking is free for registered disabled customers parking in disabled spaces displaying a valid Blue Badge Permit. Blue Badge holders must also register their permit at bit.ly/tpebluebadge in order to obtain free parking.
  
  Accessible Car Park Equipment: Yes
  Accessible Car Park Equipment Note:
  Customers can purchase their car parking tickets via the A P C O A Connect app or website.
  
  Cctv: No
  Open:
  Monday - Friday - open 24h
  Saturday - open 24h
  Sunday - open 24h
  Url: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Phones, Internet & Wi-fi
- Station Amenities: Telephone YES Yes
- Web Kiosk: Available No
- Station Amenities: Wi-Fi Find WiFi Hotspots around Northallerton station (https://www.o2wifi.co.uk/hotspot/)
- Telephone: Usage Type Cards And Coins

Other transportation
- Rail Replacement Services
  Outside the Ticket Office.

Other amenities
- Tourist Information Office No
- Waiting Room YES Yes
- Waiting Room Note
  Heated waiting rooms are available on both platforms.
- Waiting Room Open Note Closed until further notice

Dining and Shopping
- Dining & Shopping: Shops YES Yes
- Dining & Shopping: Station Buffet No

Cycle Storage
- Availability YES Yes
- Closed Circuit TV No
- Location
  2 Tier Stands located outside the ticket office.
- Sheltered YES Yes
- Spaces 72
- Type
  Stands
  Racks

Bus information
- Bus Service: Availability YES Yes
- Bus Service: Note Information to plan your onward journey is available in a printable format here (http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/posters/NTR.pdf)

Baggage Services
- Left Luggage: Available No
- Left Luggage: URL https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Alternative Station Code
- National Location Code NTR
- Sixteen Character Name NORTHALLERTON

Taxi Information
- Availability YES Yes
- Note The nearest taxi rank is adjacent to the ticket office.

Where can I park?

Northallerton train station has two car parks and they are located on either side of the track. These have 131 available parking spaces and 10 accessible parking spaces that are free to access for registered disabled passengers displaying a Blue Badge.

Travelling from Northallerton station with Grand Central

What facilities are on board Grand Central trains?

We aim to make your train journey as enjoyable as possible. Take your pick from a wide array of onboard facilities. On your Northallerton train, you can choose delicious snacks and refreshments from our onboard menu, all from the comfort of your seat.

You can also take advantage of our free Wi-Fi and save your mobile data. You can listen to your audiobook, catch up on emails or stream your favourite film during your entire journey.

If you’d like to stretch out and relax in luxury, we have First Class and business travel available on many trains. Unwind in a reclining seat, enjoy the extra leg room and complimentary snacks when you purchase one of these tickets.

How do I find and book Grand Central trains at Northallerton station?

To find Grand Central services to and from Northallerton station, you can use our journey planner to find the service best suited to you. Just look out for the logo. This is the easiest way to see our train services. When you’ve found the one you want, you can complete the rest of the booking process.

After selecting the time and the fare that suits you, you’ll be asked how you want to receive your tickets. You can choose to receive them by e-ticket or post. Alternatively, you can collect them from the machine at the station – they’ll be ready for you on the day you travel.

If you choose an Advance fare, we’ll automatically reserve a seat for you, free of charge. For Anytime fares, the booking system will ask you to choose whether you’d like to make a seat reservation.

Lastly, select the ‘Continue’ button to double-check your journey details and move to the checkout page. Follow the instructions and you’ll be booked onto your Northallerton train.

Northallerton train station FAQs

How often do trains run from Northallerton station?

Our Northallerton to London trains run five times a day on weekdays starting at 07:55. On weekends, three services run per day. It’s important to keep in mind that departure times are subject to change, so remember to download our train timetables ahead of your journey.

How accessible is Northallerton train station?

Northallerton station currently has no lifts. However, there is step-free access provided from the station entrance to all platforms along with ramp access to trains. Customer help points are also available adjacent to the ticket office and platforms, where you will be able to contact a staff member in case of an emergency. Public telephones are also available on site.

Apart from Christmas Day and Boxing Day, the TransPennine Express Passenger Assist team are able to assist with any passenger queries during standard station opening hours.

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