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Brighton to London Bridge train ticket prices
€9.83
On Fri 21 Aug
Brighton to London Bridge train timetable
From Brighton to London Bridge, take the fastest train in 1h 1m, typically 1h 9m. Daily, 69 trains depart from Brighton, with the first at 00:02 and the last at 15:06. During Off-Peak times starting at 09:30 on weekdays, enjoy a quieter space with fewer people. Check real-time updates for train times, delays, and cancellations. We save you time, effort, and money.
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09:14 Brighton | 1h 1m, Direct | 10:15 London Bridge | Thameslink | Find tickets |
09:26 Brighton | 1h 47m, 2 change | 11:13 London Bridge | Southern | Find tickets |
09:28 Brighton | 1h 7m, Direct | 10:35 London Bridge | Thameslink | Find tickets |
09:36 Brighton | 2h 7m, 2 change | 11:43 London Bridge | Southern | Find tickets |
09:39 Brighton | 1h 6m, 1 change | 10:45 London Bridge | Gatwick Express | Find tickets |
Brighton to London Bridge train tickets and times
Plan your journey from Brighton to London Bridge 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.
Travelling with Thameslink: Onboard experience
Thameslink’s luggage allowance
Pack all of your essentials into up to two larger bags, like suitcases no bigger than 30 x 70 x 90 centimetres. You can also bring an additional piece of hand luggage that would fit under a seat or on your lap.
Travelling in Thameslink Standard Class carriages
Benefit from handy amenities for your trip, from dedicated luggage racks to free WiFi on some trains for surfing the web or checking your emails (look for the blue WiFi logo on the doors).
Is Thameslink First Class accommodation worth it?
If you want a quieter journey and more space to relax, it may be worth booking a spot in the First Class carriage. Thameslink doesn’t offer catering on its trains.
Train travel from Brighton to London Bridge
Make your 47-mile (75-kilometre) trip to the capital seamless throughout with these frequent-commuter secrets.
Departure from Brighton
An unmissable landmark in its own right, the Italianate-style Brighton station is well linked to the rest of the seaside city and wider region via bus.
- Platforms 4–5: Trains from Brighton to London Bridge tend to terminate at Bedford or Cambridge. These services generally leave the coastal terminus from platform 4 or 5. Be sure to double-check the departures board.
- Station shopping: Beneath Brighton station’s distinctive glass canopy, you’ll find a variety of shops. Purchase everything from snacks and coffee for the trip to cosmetics from Superdrug and vegan wine at Seven Cellars.
On board trains from Brighton to London Bridge
Avoid the hassle of driving and delays on the coach. Relax on the Brighton to London train as you speed through the breathtaking Sussex countryside.
- View alert: After leaving Brighton’s cliffs, you’ll travel past the stunning South Downs National Park and lush greenery. Look out for planes taking off and landing when passing Gatwick Airport.
- Key landmarks: The train crosses the historic Ouse Valley Viaduct and enters the Clayton Tunnel, situated beneath a cottage and a unique castellated portal.
Arriving at London Bridge
At London Bridge station, you’ll disembark minutes from the bridge bearing the same name. Continue on to all corners of the city with great transport links or discover the exciting attractions surrounding the station.
- Tooley Street exit: Located on the lower level, this exit leads to City Hall and Hay’s Galleria.
- Thomas Street/Joiner Street exit: Take one of these exits on the lower level for access to The Shard.
- London Bridge Street exit: Head this way out on the upper concourse for the bus station and the world-famous Borough Market.
- Travelling around the capital: Interchange with the London Underground station (Jubilee and Northern lines) is seamless and clearly signposted. London’s famous double-decker buses pick up passengers around the station. Multiple taxi ranks are available, including on Tooley Street and Bermondsey Street.
Why book Brighton to London Bridge trains with TrainPal?
Why book with TrainPal vs Trainline?
Unlike Trainline, TrainPal charges no booking fees on any route. On top of that, TrainPal's Split Ticket feature automatically divides your journey into multiple ticket segments, saving up to 50% compared to buying a single through ticket. Train fares from Brighton to London Bridge start from just €9.83 on TrainPal.
Is TrainPal cheaper than buying direct?
TrainPal is often cheaper than buying direct. We don't charge any booking fees, and our Split Ticketing technology searches for the lowest fare combination across your entire journey—something train operator websites don't offer. Plus, we compare prices across multiple operators (e.g., Thameslink, Gatwick Express, Southern on the Brighton to London Bridge route) in a single search, so you always see the cheapest option regardless of which company operates the train.
Brighton to London Bridge train travel guide
The train journey from Brighton to London Bridge combines efficiency with pleasure, featuring beautiful scenery and comfort. With frequent departures from Brighton, you can get to London Bridge in just 1h 1m, making it an ideal and convenient choice for travelling between them.
Planning and booking
How much does it cost for a train from Brighton to London Bridge?
Ticket prices from Brighton to London Bridge average around €9.83, but vary based on travel dates and ticket flexibility. To see the exact fare for your trip, please perform a search with your preferred dates.
How do I find the best train route from Brighton to London Bridge?
What is the fastest train from Brighton to London Bridge?
The fastest train journey time from Brighton to London Bridge is 1h 1m . Use our Train Journey Planner to find direct trains, avoid transfers, and compare travel times for each route to see if there are fewer stops to make your journey seamless.
Are there direct trains from Brighton to London Bridge?
No, there are no direct trains from Brighton to London Bridge. However, you can still find the best train options using the TrainPal Train Journey Planner. Simply enter your departure and arrival stations to see all available train services and plan your trip
Is it worth taking a train from Brighton to London Bridge?
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
Are Brighton to London Bridge trains punctual, and how can I check real-time information?
While Brighton to London Bridge trains are usually on time, delays or disruptions may occur due to weather, strikes, and other factors. Finding a train timetable for your trip from Brighton to London Bridge is easy with Train Journey Planner. Simply enter your departure and arrival stations to get a detailed schedule of available trains. Input your travel details to discover 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 Brighton to London Bridge trains offer Wi-Fi and other facilities?
Yes, most trains on the route from Brighton to London Bridge are equipped with Wi-Fi. Passengers can also enjoy complimentary food, drinks, and power sockets for a more comfortable journey. Please note that the availability of these services can vary depending on the train company
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
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Can UK train tickets be refunded or changed?
How do I check train delays and cancellations in the UK?
Use TrainPal for quick access to live updates and notifications. If your phone allows messages from us, you'll receive instant notifications about train cancellations directly on your screen.
Which train companies operate the Brighton to London Bridge route?
The Brighton to London Bridge route is operated by Thameslink. For any journey, the easiest way to find the operator is to search for your route on this page. The operator's name will appear next to each travel option in the results.
Essential onboard rules and facilities
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Luggage
Each passenger is permitted to bring up to 3 pieces of luggage at no extra cost. This can include a combination of items such as suitcases, backpacks, and satchels.
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Bicycle
You must make a free reservation to bring a bike on most trains, but space is limited. Standard and folding bikes are generally accepted, and some operators also permit tandems and e-bikes. However, e-scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, and bicycle trailers are prohibited. We strongly advise checking the train operator's specific cycle policy on their website before travelling.
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Children
Children under 5 usually travel free. Children aged 5–15 get 50% off, and 16-year-olds can use the 16-17 Saver Railcard for 50% off.
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Pets
You are welcome to bring up to 2 pets with you at no extra cost. Dogs must be kept on a lead and other animals in a suitable carrier. Please note that for the comfort of all passengers, pets are not allowed on seats or in restaurant carriages.
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Passenger assistance
All operators offer assistance services for passengers with disabilities or additional needs. This should be booked in advance to guarantee availability.
How to buy cheap Brighton to London Bridge train tickets
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