Cheap Train Tickets to Newcastle

The land of Greggs, brown ale, beautiful bridges, a (very) lively football stadium and some of the best nightlife in the UK, Newcastle is the beating heart of the North East. The city’s range of attractions make trains to Newcastle popular for group getaways and romantic breaks alike. Whether you want to admire historic architecture, enjoy some retail therapy, soak up the atmosphere at St James’ Park or dance the night away with a treble in hand, there are many reasons why you should travel to Newcastle.

If you want to save your money for when you’re there, finding cheap trains to Newcastle is important. Train operators release tickets up to 12 weeks in advance – you can even sign up for alerts so you’re notified when they’re available. And the sooner you book, the cheaper they’ll be. Getting a railcard can also save you 1/3 off your journey, so it’s worth checking if you’re eligible. And did you know, that if you’re travelling as a group you can also get a discount if you book together? Other ways to save money include travelling off-peak and buying SplitSave tickets.

Newcastle Station is located in the heart of the city and is well-connected to the rest of the country. You can get trains to Newcastle from all over the UK. Popular routes include those from Edinburgh and Leeds, which both take around 1 hour 30 minutes and are operated by LNER, CrossCountry, TransPennine and Lumo. The 1-hour York to Newcastle service is also popular, as is the short 15-minute trip from Durham to Newcastle and the 20-minute journey from Sunderland to Newcastle.