EAST COAST TRAINS

East Coast Trains Ticket Prices, Timetables and Reservations

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Travel in comfort and style for less to London King's Cross, the East Midlands, Yorkshire, the North East of England and Scotland with East Coast Trains

East Coast Trains operates on routes totaling 936 miles, from London to Peterborough, the East Midlands, Leeds, York, Newcastle, Edinburgh and beyond to Aberdeen, Inverness and Glasgow. The principal operating line is the East Coast Main Line between London and Edinburgh East Coast operates on routes totaling 936 miles, from London to Peterborough, the East Midlands, Leeds, York, Newcastle, Edinburgh and beyond to Aberdeen, Inverness and Glasgow.

East Coast runs fast and frequent train services from London Kings Cross to Peterborough, Doncaster, Leeds, York, Darlington, Durham, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen, with some services also to Glasgow, Inverness (via Stirling, Perth and Aviemore), Bradford, Skipton, Harrogate and Hull. The core route from London to Edinburgh is known as the East Coast Main Line (ECML)

Trains run at up to 125mph on much of the ECML, and all trains carry first and standard class accommodation and a buffet (on some services, restaurant). There's plenty of space for luggage at the ends of each coach, above seats and between seats.

East Coast offers Wi-Fi on all its train services. Wi-Fi is free for First Class Passengers to use and there is an hourly or daily charge for Standard Class passengers (the first 15 minutes are free).

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EAST COAST TRAINS

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East Coast Trains rail services run from London as far north as Inverness and Aberdeen.

With a fleet of 43 trains East Coast operates fast, frequent passenger rail services on the East Coast Main Line connecting London King's Cross, the East Midlands, Yorkshire, the North East of England and Scotland.

East Coast Mainline services are currently state owned, the East Coast Mainline franchise was previously managed by National Express, and was known as National Express East Coast, this was preceded by GNER (Great North Eastern Railway,) which was owned by Sea Containers Ltd.

East Coast Trains operates around 155 rail services each weekday and carry more than 18 million passengers annually. The East Coast route comprises over 920 miles of track and passes through 53 railway stations.

East Coast has carried 19 million passengers from April 2012 - March 2013. Approximately 60% of East Coast's passengers start or finish their journey at London King’s Cross station and the longest journey is between Inverness and London, a distance of 581 miles.

East Coast Trains also manage 12 stations along their route including Leeds, Newcastle, York, Edinburgh and Glasgow railway stations - all of which served by the East Coast train service. Other popular destinations on the East Coast railway route include Harrogate and Lincoln.

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