Leeds to Hull Trains From £1.80*

TransPennine Express offers a direct and comfortable route from Leeds to Hull in just 1 hour and 11 minutes. The train travels along the Selby Line, passing through picturesque countryside and offering scenic views of the Yorkshire landscape, before arriving in Hull.

The TransPennine Express network includes routes connecting cities such as Manchester, Leeds, York, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow. They operate modern trains with spacious seating, reliable services and Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable travel experience.

Departing from Leeds 

Leeds Station, also known as Leeds City Station, is centrally located on New Station Street, close to City Square and the Queens Hotel. It's easily accessible via bus, taxi or on foot from the city centre. 

Key destinations include London, Manchester, Liverpool, York and Hull. Train services from Leeds are operated by several providers, including LNER, TransPennine Express, Northern Railway and CrossCountry.

Main stops

On a TransPennine Express train from Leeds to Hull, you’ll stop at Selby and Brough.

When travelling from Leeds to Hull with Northern, you’ll stop at a number of stations, including Cross Gates, Garforth, East Garforth, Micklefield, South Milford, Selby and Brough. 

Arriving at Hull

Hull Station, which is found within Hull Paragon Interchange, is centrally located in Ferensway. The station offers direct train services to key destinations like London King's Cross, Doncaster, Leeds and Selby. 

Thanks to its central location, you can explore Hull Minster, the Old Town and Hull Marina from the station, as all are within easy walking distance. It’s the ideal place to start your journey, allowing you to explore the city before heading to Hull.

TransPennine Express train classes 

• Standard Class: Travelling from Leeds to Hull in Standard Class on TransPennine Express offers free Wi-Fi, power sockets and USB charging points on most services. Standard Class travel from Leeds to Hull is ideal if you want to buy cheap train tickets or if you have a railcard.
• First Class: Choosing Leeds to Hull First Class with TransPennine Express gives you extra space with reclining seats, Wi-Fi, charging points, more legroom and a quieter journey. Some services include complimentary drinks and snacks. 

TransPennine Express train travel advice

Travelling from Leeds to Hull? Here’s the key things you need to know.

• Luggage - TransPennine Express allows luggage on board, with dedicated racks for larger bags.
• Bicycles - Bikes and e-bikes are permitted on both operators’ trains, but spaces are limited. For safety reasons, e-scooters and hoverboards are not allowed.
• Children - Kids under 5 travel free with a paying adult, while children aged 5 to 15 receive half-price fares. There are also family railcards which reduce the cost of tickets even more.
• Pets -  Up to two dogs can travel for free on TransPennine Express trains if they’re kept on a lead, and smaller pets need to be kept in a secure carrier.
• Passenger Assist - TransPennine Express offers Passenger Assist for those needing extra help at stations or while boarding trains. It’s best to book in advance, though help can often be arranged at the station.

As well as TransPennine Express, Northern Railway also operates frequent services between Leeds and Hull. The route offers scenic views of the East Yorkshire countryside before reaching Hull. 

The Northern Railway network includes routes connecting cities like Manchester, Leeds, York, Newcastle and Hull, among others. Northern Railway’s services are designed to offer accessible and reliable transportation for both commuters and day-trippers.

Northern Railway train classes 

• Standard Class: Northern provides similar Standard Class services to TransPennine Express, including comfortable seating. If you want to buy cheap train tickets or if you have a railcard, Standard Class is likely to get you from Leeds to Hill comfortably. 
• First Class: Northern does not offer First Class on any of its Leeds to Hull trains.

Northern Railway train travel advice

If you’re travelling from Leeds to Hull with Northern Railway, here’s what you need to know.

• Luggage - Northern Railway lets you bring luggage on board, with racks for larger bags and space under the seats for smaller items. 
• Bicycles - You can bring bikes and e-bikes on Northern Railway trains, but spaces are limited and can’t be reserved, so it’s best to board early. 
• Children - Children under 5 travel free when accompanied by a paying adult, and those aged 5 to 15 enjoy half-price fares. You also have the chance to use a railcard to help you save even more.
• Pets -  Northern Railway welcomes well behaved pets on trains, and you can take up to two dogs for free if they’re kept on a lead. Smaller pets are also allowed in a pet carrier.
• Passenger Assist - Northern Railway offers Passenger Assist to help travellers who need support at stations or when boarding and leaving trains.    

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.