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Huntingdon to London Kings Cross train ticket prices

Travelling from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross by train? Find fares from as low as €17.36. Benefit from Advance tickets, Off-Peak train tickets, and Railcards for extra savings. Enjoy the most cost-effective and pleasant journey with TrainPal. For more tips on saving money, visit our UK cheap train ticket guide.

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Huntingdon to London Kings Cross train timetable

Travelling from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross, the fastest train takes 57m with an average travel time of 1h 5m. With 22 daily trains, the first departs at 04:10 and the last at 23:10. Off-Peak hours begin at 09:30 on weekdays, and all-day Off-Peak on weekends and bank holidays. Keep informed of live train status, times, delays, and cancellations with us.

Departs		Arrives	Operator
11:58 Huntingdon	1h 4m, Direct	13:02 London Kings Cross	Thameslink	Find tickets
12:58 Huntingdon	1h 5m, Direct	14:03 London Kings Cross	Thameslink	Find tickets
13:58 Huntingdon	1h 5m, Direct	15:03 London Kings Cross	Thameslink	Find tickets
14:58 Huntingdon	1h 5m, Direct	16:03 London Kings Cross	Thameslink	Find tickets
15:58 Huntingdon	1h 5m, Direct	17:03 London Kings Cross	Thameslink	Find tickets

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Huntingdon to London Kings Cross train tickets and times

Plan your journey from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross with ease. Explore the first and last train times, departure and arrival stations, distance, journey time, and price options to make the most of your trip.

Price

From €17.36

Departure station

Huntingdon

Arrival station

London Kings Cross

Distance

55 miles (89km)

Journey time

57m

First train

04:10

Last train

23:10

Frequency

Train operators

Great Northern, Thameslink

Thameslink and Great Northern: Huntingdon to London King's Cross trains

By Brenda Jude | Updated May 20, 2026

Covering 55 miles in 54 minutes, direct Thameslink and Great Northern trains from Huntingdon to London King's Cross offer a convenient link into the capital. With the first service departing at 03:38 and the last at 23:34, there are 23 direct trains daily on this route, with tickets available from €17.36.

This route is perfect for those exploring London or commuting from Cambridgeshire. Along the way, you'll pass through quaint towns like Stevenage and Welwyn Garden City, and enjoy glimpses of the countryside before entering North London.

Thameslink runs a 24-hour north–south network, connecting 148 stations including Cambridge, Bedford, Brighton, and Peterborough. It passes through major London stations such as Blackfriars and London Bridge, offering smooth connections to Underground lines and major airports. The network is operated with modern Class 700 trains, designed for high-capacity city travel.

Great Northern operates commuter and regional rail services across Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and Bedfordshire. As part of the southern section of the East Coast Main Line, the company provides reliable intercity-style and metro services, linking towns like Cambridge, Peterborough, and King's Lynn with London's King's Cross and Moorgate stations.

Departing from Huntingdon

Huntingdon railway station, formerly Huntingdon North, is located west of the town centre in Cambridgeshire. It's only a 10-minute walk from the main shopping streets and a slightly longer stroll from Riverside Park and the historic Old Bridge. Cyclists will find secure cycle storage at the front of the station and in Car Park 3, while drivers can use pay-and-display facilities, payable via the APCOA Connect app (code 3042).

From this three-platform station, Great Northern trains provide direct services to London King's Cross and Peterborough. Thameslink also runs services south through London and beyond to Horsham via Bedford and Luton. Travel times are around 48 minutes to London and just 15 minutes to Peterborough, where passengers can connect to longer-distance services northbound.

Main stops

Direct Great Northern trains from Huntingdon to London King's Cross stop at Stevenage, Welwyn Garden City, and Finsbury Park. The route connects King's Lynn and Cambridge to London, making these towns key intermediate stops.

Arriving at London King's Cross

London King's Cross station is located in the Borough of Camden, on the edge of Central London. As the southern terminus of the East Coast Main Line, it is a vital hub for passengers travelling to and from the North of England and Scotland. St Pancras International sits adjacent to King's Cross, offering Eurostar services to Europe. Together with King's Cross St Pancras Underground station, they form one of Britain's most important transport complexes.

From King's Cross, you can catch trains operated by LNER to York, Newcastle, Edinburgh, and Hull Trains to Hull, by Grand Central, Lumo, and Great Northern to Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. Thameslink and East Midlands Railway also operate here, and six London Underground lines provide excellent onward connections.

Nearby attractions include the British Library, the Gagosian Gallery, and the London Canal Museum. Harry Potter fans can pose at Platform 9¾, complete with a dedicated shop. Coal Drops Yard and Granary Square offer trendy shops, restaurants, and cultural spaces, all just steps from the station.

Great Northern train classes

Great Northern offers two classes of service: Standard Class and First Class. Standard Class features regular seating with access to dedicated wheelchair spaces and is available on all trains.

First Class is available on select services, including some Huntingdon to King's Cross trains. It offers wider seats, tables, and a quieter carriage environment perfect for working or relaxing. Look for the carriage letters near the train doors or check the timetable in advance to confirm First Class availability, particularly on Moorgate-bound services, where First Class is not always offered.

Great Northern train travel advice

To make your journey smooth and comfortable, keep these tips in mind:

Luggage: You may bring two large items and one smaller bag. Luggage must not block aisles, doorways, or wheelchair spaces.
Bicycles: Folding bikes are allowed at all times. Non-folding bikes are restricted during peak hours and on some sections, so check before travelling.
Children: Under-5s travel free, and children aged 5 to 15 get half-price fares. Great Northern also supports discounted child travel during Off-Peak times.
Pets: You can bring up to two pets for free. They must remain on leads or carriers and cannot sit on seats.
Passenger Assist: Book assistance at least two hours ahead by calling 0800 138 5560 or using the National Rail Passenger Assist app. Help is available for mobility, visual, and hidden disabilities.

Thameslink train classes

Thameslink primarily offers Standard Class across its entire fleet, with a walk-through train design and 2+2 seating. These trains lack tables or power sockets in Standard Class but provide ample space for luggage and easy movement throughout the train.

First Class is available on some mainline routes, including those between Huntingdon and London. It includes larger seats, tables, and power sockets, offering a more spacious and comfortable environment. However, not all services are first-class, and their availability should be checked beforehand. The rear section of First Class is always declassified and open to Standard ticket holders.

Thameslink train travel advice

Before boarding a Thameslink service, consider the following travel tips:

Luggage: Up to three items are allowed per person. Luggage must be stowed in racks or under seats without obstructing others.
Bicycles: Folding bikes are permitted at all times. Non-folding bikes are allowed only during off-peak hours and not in central London during peak periods.
Children: Under 5s travel free, and children aged 5 to 15 pay half fare. Savings can be made using Family & Friends Railcards or Kids for £2 offers.
Pets: You may bring up to two pets for free, provided they are on leads or carriers. They must stay off the seats and be well-behaved.
Passenger Assistance: Book help in advance through the Passenger Assist website or app. For spontaneous travel, speak to staff or use help points at stations.

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

Huntingdon to London Kings Cross train travel guide

Travelling by train from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross is efficient and offers a scenic and comfortable experience. With frequent departures from Huntingdon, you can reach London Kings Cross in just 57m, making it one of the fastest and most convenient ways to travel between these two places.

Planning and booking

How much does it cost for a train from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross?

The average ticket fare from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross is about €17.36, but prices are dynamic. The final cost depends on when you book, when you travel, and ticket flexibility. To find the exact cost for your journey, please search with your travel dates.

What is the best way to travel from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross by train?

Make full use of the TrainPal app or website. Our Train Journey Planner is an excellent online planning tool. Simply fill in the cities or stations you depart from and arrive at. Then check timetables and schedules, compare prices, consider direct routes, and see if there are food supplies or other amenities you need. You can get the best train route from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross.

What is the fastest train from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross?

The fastest train journey time from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross is 57m. Direct trains can save significant time by avoiding transfers. Always check if a direct route is available for your journey. Moreover, when searching for trains, consider the total travel time. Some routes with fewer stops or more efficient schedules might be faster.

Are there direct trains from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross?

No, you will need to transfer when travelling from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross. TrainPal Train Journey Planner will assist you in finding the best train route. Enter the origin or destination places and other relevant details, then click "Search" to find the most suitable route.

Is it worth taking a train from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross?

Yes, the train is a highly practical choice. Compared to driving, it is more eco-friendly and avoids the stress of traffic and parking. Compared to coaches, it offers more comfort, space, and scheduling flexibility. Furthermore, its ability to drop you off in the heart of the city makes it an exceptionally convenient option for most journeys.

How far in advance can I book my train ticket?

You can book UK train tickets as far as 12 weeks ahead of your travel date. This is the key period when train operators release their cheapest Advance tickets. Therefore, to ensure you get the best possible fare, we recommend purchasing your tickets as soon as they become available.

Check timetables and during the journey

How do I find Huntingdon to London Kings Cross train timetables?

Huntingdon to London Kings Cross trains are generally punctual, but delays or disruptions can happen due to weather, strikes, and other factors. With Train Journey Planner, finding a train timetable for your trip is simple. Enter your departure and arrival stations to view a detailed schedule of available trains. Provide your travel details to find the best routes, connections, and train times.

How early should I arrive for a train in the UK?

Typically, you should plan to arrive at the station 15-20 minutes before your train is scheduled to depart. However, the size of the station and your familiarity with it can affect this timing. For larger or less familiar stations, leaving home earlier can help reduce stress and ensure a more relaxed journey.

Do Huntingdon to London Kings Cross trains offer Wi-Fi and other facilities?

Yes, most trains on the Huntingdon to London Kings Cross route offer amenities like Wi-Fi, food services, and various seating options. Additional facilities may include power sockets, accessibility features, and luggage storage. Check the specific amenities offered by the train operator when booking, as these can vary.

How do I transfer between train stations in the UK?

Check our Train Journey Planner, which provides detailed information about transfers to ensure your journey is uninterrupted, saving you time and effort, and allowing you to get a full rest for travelling.

What is the difference between Standard and First Class?

While Standard Class offers a good travel experience, First Class provides an upgrade in comfort and service. This typically includes enhanced amenities like complimentary food and drinks, though the specific offerings depend on the train operator.

Other things you might be interested

Are there discounts for students or seniors on UK train tickets?

Yes, in the UK, students and seniors can benefit from various discount options. The 16-25 Railcard offers students up to 1/3 off most train tickets. Similarly, those aged 60 and above can use the Senior Railcard to enjoy similar savings. Both Railcards can be purchased online or at train stations and are valid for one year, providing great value for frequent travellers

Can UK train tickets be refunded or changed?

In the UK, refund and change policies for train tickets vary by type. Advance Tickets are generally non-refundable but may be changeable for a fee. Flexible tickets, like Anytime Train Tickets and Off-Peak train tickets, offer more options for refunds and changes. Review the specific terms and conditions of your ticket or refer to UK train ticket types for precise details.

How do I check train delays and cancellations in the UK?

Checking train delays and cancellations in the UK is simple. Utilise the TrainPal mobile app for real-time information. We offer live updates, including live train status and notifications of any train strikes.

Which train companies operate the Huntingdon to London Kings Cross route?

The route from Huntingdon to London Kings Cross is operated by Great Northern. To find the operator for any other journey, perform a search for your route on this page; the operator's name will be listed with each travel option.

Essential onboard rules and facilities

Luggage
You can bring up to three pieces of luggage for free, including satchels, backpacks, suitcases, and similar items.
Bicycle
Bike reservations are mandatory and free for most train journeys, but space is limited. Standard bicycles and folding bikes are generally allowed. Some operators also permit tandems and e-bikes. Please note that e-scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, and bicycle trailers are not permitted. We strongly recommend checking the specific cycle policy on your train operator's website before you travel.
Children
Discounts are available for young travellers based on age: Travellers under 5 usually travel free, children aged 5–15 get a 50% discount, and 16 to 17-year-olds can use a 16-17 Saver Railcard to get 50% off.
Pets
Bring up to 2 pets free; keep dogs on a lead or in a carrier. No animals on seats or in restaurant carriages.
Passenger assistance
Passengers with disabilities or additional needs can arrange assistance with their train operator, if required. To ensure support is available for your journey, this service should be booked in advance.

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