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To travel from Leeds to London Kings Cross by train, you can take a direct train from Leeds Station. The journey takes approximately 2h 18m, although the fastest services can complete it in about 1h 59m. There are around 72 trains per day on this route. Train tickets can be purchased from around £35.80 when booked in advance.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
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Direct Trains:
LNER
You can find direct train services from Leeds to London Kings Cross, operated by LNER.
Train Stations:
Trains depart from Leeds Station and arrive at London Kings Cross.
Journey Time:
The average journey time is around 2h 18m, but the fastest services can reach London Kings Cross in just 1h 59m.
First and Last Trains:
The first train usually departs around 05:05, and the last train departs around 20:45.
Train Frequency:
There are approximately 72 trains per day travelling this route.
Distance:
The distance between Leeds and London Kings Cross by train is about 167 miles.
Operators:
LNER is the primary train operator.
Tickets/Cost/Fares:
Train tickets can be found from £35.80 when booked in advance, but prices may vary depending on the time of day and whether you book on the day of travel.
Booking:
Trip.com is a good resource for checking train times, operators, and booking tickets.
Payment and Ticketing:
Oyster cards and contactless payments are not accepted on these trains.
Journey Planning:
To plan your specific journey, check the timetables and availability on Trip.com or the respective train operator websites.
- Possible Stops: The train may stop at various stations along the way, including Wakefield Westgate and Peterborough.
- Popular Route: This is a well-travelled route, so it's recommended to book your tickets in advance, especially if you prefer a specific time or want to secure a cheaper fare.