Middlesbrough to London Kings Cross Trains From £56.30*

The journey from Middlesbrough to London King's Cross with LNER typically takes about three hours.

This trip takes you directly along the East Coast Main Line, traveling from North Yorkshire in the north to London in the south, where you'll arrive at King's Cross, the line's southern terminus.

LNER operates on the East Coast Main Line, connecting cities in Eastern Scotland and Northern England to London, with major stops including Stevenage, Newcastle, and York.

Departing from Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough, despite its considerable size, is a town situated in North Yorkshire, south of cities like Sunderland and Newcastle, and regions such as County Durham and Northumberland.

Middlesbrough Station is positioned between Zetland Road and Bridge Street West, on the edge of the town center. It is conveniently near the town hall and STACK Middlesbrough, a vibrant shipping container village offering street food and various hospitality options.

The station is served by several UK train operators, including LNER, Northern, and TransPennine Express. Local buses stop nearby, and the closest taxi rank is located at the Bridge Street entrance.

Main stops

The route from Middlesbrough to London King's Cross typically includes only two stops: Thornaby and York.

However, these stops may vary, so it's advisable to check the schedule before traveling to ensure accuracy.

Arriving at London Kings Cross

London King's Cross is recognized as one of the city's central transport hubs. It serves as the southern terminus of the East Coast Main Line and is just a two-minute walk from London St Pancras International, making it ideal for travelers heading to mainland Europe via Eurostar.

King's Cross Underground station connects to several tube lines, including the Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City, and Victoria lines. Taxis and bus routes are readily available right outside the station, enhancing its accessibility for navigating London.

The station's extensive connections make it convenient for commuting, attending university, or exploring the city. Nearby attractions such as the British Library, Regent’s Park, Camden, and the British Museum are within walking distance. For dining at high-end restaurants in Mayfair, enjoying lively pubs in Soho, or visiting the historic Tower of London, the tube provides easy access to these destinations.

LNER train classes

• Standard Class: Comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi. There are also tables and power sockets for your devices.
• First Class: A Middlesbrough to London Kings Cross First Class ticket gives you access to complimentary food and drinks, larger seats and tables. First Class lounge access is available at certain stations on the East Coast Mainline.

LNER train travel advice

• Luggage: Passengers can bring up to three pieces of luggage.
• Pets: Pets travel free on LNER. Dogs must be on leads, and other animals in carriers. Maximum of two pets per passenger.
• Bicycles: Reservations are required. Folding bikes can be taken onboard as luggage.
• Children: Children receive cheaper tickets. The Family & Friends Railcard offers up to 1/3 off family ticket costs.
• Passenger Assist: Get travel advice for the station you wish to use, seat reservations, ticket assistance, and help with arrivals and transfers, plus discounts for disabled passengers.

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