Trains from Newcastle to London from $21.31*

Trains from Newcastle to London from $21.31*

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Newcastle to London Train prices and times

Use Trip.com to buy tickets from Newcastle to London, starting from $21.31 and averaging $22.17. The entire journey takes no more than 2h 36m. If you want to get a greater discounts, consider purchasing split tickets. Additionally, buying in advance is also good choice.

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04:40
Newcastle
08:08
London Kings Cross
3h 28m, DirectLNER
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05:28
Newcastle
08:38
London Kings Cross
3h 10m, DirectLNER
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06:00
Newcastle
09:08
London Kings Cross
3h 8m, DirectLNER
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06:30
Newcastle
09:37
London Kings Cross
3h 7m, DirectLNER
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06:55
Newcastle
10:02
London Kings Cross
3h 7m, DirectLNER
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07:04
Newcastle
09:40
Paris
2h 36m, DirectLNER
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Newcastle to London Train Route Details

The Newcastle to London train ticket is from $21.31. The average travel time is 2h 36m, covering a distance of approximately 306 miles. There are usually 31 daily trains provided by CrossCountry,Grand Central,LNER. To plan your train journey in advance, please refer to our train route table below.

First train
First train
04:40
Last train
Last train
17:52
Departure station
Departure station
Arrival station
Arrival station
Journey time
Journey time
2h 36m
Distance
Distance
306 miles
Price
Price
$21.31*

Newcastle to London Train Travel Guide

Newcastle to London Train Travel Guide

Arriving in London

Trains running from Newcastle to London will typically depart from Newcastle and arrive at London Kings Cross. The journey takes around 2h 36m.

Book cheap train tickets from Newcastle to London

Let's save unnecessary costs when traveling from Newcastle to London by taking trains. The best way to find cheap train tickets is through Trip.com. We offer various discounted tips that can guide you towards a more affordable journey, such as using Railcards, Season Tickets, or Split Tickets. Explore the options below for more choices.

Season Tickets for frequent travel

If you frequently travel between Newcastle and London, a Season Ticket could be the best way to save money. Season Tickets allow unlimited travel between the specified stations and are available for various durations, such as weekly, monthly, or annually. By opting for a Season Ticket, you can enjoy the convenience of not having to buy a ticket for each journey, as well as significant savings.

Travel in a group to save 1/3

If you are traveling in a group of three to nine people, you can take advantage of group travel discounts. Many train companies offer GroupSave options that provide a discount of up to 1/3 on off-peak fares. This can make traveling from Newcastle to London more affordable for families, friends, or colleagues planning a trip together.

Split Tickets to save an average extra 30%

How can you make your journey from Newcastle to London cheaper? One option to consider is splitting your tickets, which can save you around an extra 30% on fares. Instead of purchasing a direct ticket from A to B, you can split the route into two sections: A to C and C to B. This often turns out to be more affordable than buying a direct ticket.

Newcastle to London train tickets: everything you need to know

Newcastle Station is located in Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England. It provides approximately 61 trains per day to London Kings Cross. The station is served by London North Eastern Railway, CrossCountry, TransPennine Express, Northern Trains, and Lumo.

Both LNER and Lumo offer direct train services to London, although LNER services operate more frequently than Lumo's. LNER also provides the option of choosing between a faster and a slower route. The faster route takes around 2 hours and 50 minutes with just 3-4 stops, while the slower route takes approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes with around 8 stops. During this journey, you have the flexibility to disembark at York, Doncaster, Peterborough, and Stevenage.

London Kings Cross is located on the London Inner Ring Road, in the Camden area, on the edge of Central London. It is served by London North Eastern Railway, Lumo, Hull Trains, Grand Central, and Great Northern, and is well-connected to various destinations such as Newcastle, Edinburgh, King's Lynn, and Bradford. It also connects to the London Underground system, specifically the Metropolitan, Piccadilly, Northern, and Victoria lines.

First-class tickets

You can travel from Newcastle to London in even greater comfort with First Class Tickets.

As this route is covered by multiple providers, it's best to check whether this is applicable for your specific journey when booking and what is included with the ticket. Depending on provider, this ticket may include:

  • Access to the Newcastle Station and London King's Cross First Class lounges
  • Wider seats with extra legroom for greater comfort onboard
  • Tables with plug and USB sockets – perfect for those using laptops
  • Enhanced Wi-Fi onboard for those working, streaming or browsing
  • A range of drinks and snacks, including teas, coffees, juices, sodas, biscuits, cakes and crisps.

For more details about First Class Tickets, please check our Change, Refund, and Delay Repay Policy.

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How long is it from Newcastle to London by train?

The train journey from Newcastle to London takes around 2 hours and 50 minutes to 3 hours and 15 minutes, depending on factors such as the type of train service and the specific destination in London.

How much is a train ticket from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to London?

The cost of a train ticket from Newcastle to London varies depending on factors such as the time of booking, type of ticket (peak or Off-Peak), and train operator. Generally, prices start from around $21.31 for a single ticket when booked in advance, though they often average around $22.17.

How can I get from Newcastle to London cheaply?

Travelling from Newcastle to London cheaply can be done in several ways. Here are some tips to help you find the cheapest options:

By Train:

  • Book in Advance: Train tickets are usually cheaper when booked in advance. Look for Advance Tickets on websites like Trip.com.
  • Travel Off-Peak: Off-Peak and Super Off-Peak tickets are generally cheaper than peak-time tickets. These times are usually outside of weekday rush hours.
  • Railcards: If you are eligible, consider purchasing a Railcard (e.g.16–25 Railcard, Senior Railcard, Two-Together Railcard) which can save you up to a third on rail fares.
  • Split Ticketing: Sometimes buying multiple tickets for different segments of your journey can be cheaper than a direct ticket. Websites like Trip.com can help with this.

By Bus:

  • Coach Services: Companies like National Express and Megabus offer coach services between Newcastle and London. These can be significantly cheaper than train tickets, though the journey will take longer (typically around 7-8 hours).

Does Newcastle have a Tube?

Newcastle does not have an Underground (Tube) system like London. However, it does have a light rail system called the Tyne and Wear Metro. The Metro serves Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, Sunderland, and other areas in the Tyne and Wear region.

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