Glasgow Queen Street to Dundee Trains From £13.98*

For a direct route from Glasgow Queen Street to Dundee, you’ll travel with ScotRail. Enjoy fast, complimentary Wi-Fi, spacious carriages, plentiful luggage space, and on-board dining.

What do I get in ScotRail First Class?

ScotRail First Class carriages have only 32 seats, so you’ll be guaranteed a quieter environment. Large recliners allow you to sit back and relax, whether you want to gaze out the window or close the curtain to get some rest. Or, if you want to get some work done, all seats come with a table and free Wi-Fi, individual sockets and USB ports. Enjoy a free hot drink or bottle of water, plus your choice of flavoured Scottish shortbread.

Is ScotRail First Class worth it?

If you value extra space, comfier seats, a productive workspace, or personalised touches like a free hot drink and shortbread, First Class is a great choice. Depending on your budget and preferences, the upgrade may be more or less worthwhile – but you’ll arrive in Dundee feeling refreshed.

Can I buy food and drinks on ScotRail trains?

Does ScotRail have enough luggage space?

You can carry up to three pieces of personal luggage for free on ScotRail (there’s a charge of half the adult fare for your ticket per extra item – up to a maximum of £5 single, £10 return). Assuming nobody brings a dozen bags onboard, there will be space for everyone to store their items safely. Small bags can go under your seat, while medium suitcases will fit in the overhead luggage compartments. Larger items can go in the luggage racks at the end of carriages.

On the journey north east from Glasgow to Dundee, pay attention to these local station secrets for a convenient trip to the central Lowlands.

Glasgow Queen Street: Getting to the Platform

• George Street: Nestled between George Street to the south and Cathedral Street Bridge to the north, Queen Street Station has two main entrances. The main way in is adjacent to George Square, using stairs (or a lift for step-free access).
• Two levels: Queen Street station is split across two levels. For trains to Dundee, you will typically depart from platform 5, situated on the higher level. Take the stairs from either end of the low-level platforms or use the lift.

Onboard trains from Glasgow Queen Street to Dundee

From Scotland’s most populous city to its fourth largest, the route between these urban centres is filled with rural beauty.

• Key Landmarks: Enjoy great views of Stirling and the iconic National Wallace Monument. Catch a glimpse of the Maggie Wall Witch Monument, the first monument erected in memory of a witch in Scotland, near Duncrub, and then you’ll get a prolonged view of the River Tay on your approach into Dundee.
• The View Alert: For the best views of the River Tay, choose a seat on the Right-Hand Side of the carriage (facing North).

Arriving at Dundee

A rejuvenated former industrial city in the eastern central Lowlands, Dundee Station sits on the north bank of the Firth of Tay.

• Getting out of the station: Exit the station on the south side onto Riverside Drive, from where you’ll get an even closer look at the River Tay. Exploring the UK's first UNESCO City of Design is a doddle when you arrive by train!
• Onward connections: Dundee buses are operated by Xplore Dundee and Stagecoach, which together form a comprehensive local network. Whether you want a quick route to the city centre or are visiting Cox's Stack, a Category A Listed Building in Lochee, you’ll find a convenient bus.
• Culture at your command: Top attractions like Dundee Contemporary Arts, the RRS Discovery, V&A Dundee, and Slessor Gardens form a compact circle around the station, so you’ll have an easy time walking to your next destination.