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Leeds to Hull train timetable

From Leeds to Hull, take the fastest train in 58m, typically 1h 6m. Daily, 48 trains depart from Leeds, with the first at 05:27 and the last at 23:45. Check real-time updates for train times, delays, and cancellations. TrainPal saves you time, effort, and money.

DepartsArrivesOperator

05:27

Leeds
58m, Direct

06:25

Hull
TransPennine Express
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05:55

Leeds
1h 9m, Direct

07:04

Hull
Northern
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06:26

Leeds
1h 11m, Direct

07:37

Hull
TransPennine Express
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06:54

Leeds
1h 5m, Direct

07:59

Hull
Northern
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07:26

Leeds
59m, Direct

08:25

Hull
TransPennine Express
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Leeds to Hull train tickets and times

Plan your journey from Leeds to Hull 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 £2.00
Departure station
Arrival station
Distance
49 miles (79km)
Journey time
58m
First train
05:27
Last train
23:45
Frequency
48

TransPennine Express: Leeds to Hull trains

TransPennine Express offers a direct and comfortable route from Leeds to Hull in just 1 hour and 11 minutes. The train travels along the Selby Line, passing through picturesque countryside and offering scenic views of the Yorkshire landscape, before arriving in Hull.

The TransPennine Express network includes routes connecting cities such as Manchester, Leeds, York, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow. They operate modern trains with spacious seating, reliable services and Wi-Fi, ensuring a comfortable travel experience.

Departing from Leeds 

Leeds Station, also known as Leeds City Station, is centrally located on New Station Street, close to City Square and the Queens Hotel. It's easily accessible via bus, taxi or on foot from the city centre. 

Key destinations include London, Manchester, Liverpool, York and Hull. Train services from Leeds are operated by several providers, including LNER, TransPennine Express, Northern Railway and CrossCountry.

Main stops

On a TransPennine Express train from Leeds to Hull, you’ll stop at Selby and Brough.

When travelling from Leeds to Hull with Northern, you’ll stop at a number of stations, including Cross Gates, Garforth, East Garforth, Micklefield, South Milford, Selby and Brough. 

Arriving at Hull

Hull Station, which is found within Hull Paragon Interchange, is centrally located in Ferensway. The station offers direct train services to key destinations like London King's Cross, Doncaster, Leeds and Selby. 

Thanks to its central location, you can explore Hull Minster, the Old Town and Hull Marina from the station, as all are within easy walking distance. It’s the ideal place to start your journey, allowing you to explore the city before heading to Hull.

TransPennine Express train classes 

  • Standard Class: Travelling from Leeds to Hull in Standard Class on TransPennine Express offers free Wi-Fi, power sockets and USB charging points on most services. Standard Class travel from Leeds to Hull is ideal if you want to buy cheap train tickets or if you have a railcard.
  • First Class: Choosing Leeds to Hull First Class with TransPennine Express gives you extra space with reclining seats, Wi-Fi, charging points, more legroom and a quieter journey. Some services include complimentary drinks and snacks. 

TransPennine Express train travel advice

Travelling from Leeds to Hull? Here’s the key things you need to know.

  • Luggage - TransPennine Express allows luggage on board, with dedicated racks for larger bags.
  • Bicycles - Bikes and e-bikes are permitted on both operators’ trains, but spaces are limited. For safety reasons, e-scooters and hoverboards are not allowed.
  • Children - Kids under 5 travel free with a paying adult, while children aged 5 to 15 receive half-price fares. There are also family railcards which reduce the cost of tickets even more.
  • Pets -  Up to two dogs can travel for free on TransPennine Express trains if they’re kept on a lead, and smaller pets need to be kept in a secure carrier.
  • Passenger Assist - TransPennine Express offers Passenger Assist for those needing extra help at stations or while boarding trains. It’s best to book in advance, though help can often be arranged at the station.

Northern: Leeds to Hull trains

As well as TransPennine Express, Northern Railway also operates frequent services between Leeds and Hull. The route offers scenic views of the East Yorkshire countryside before reaching Hull. 

The Northern Railway network includes routes connecting cities like Manchester, Leeds, York, Newcastle and Hull, among others. Northern Railway’s services are designed to offer accessible and reliable transportation for both commuters and day-trippers.

Northern Railway train classes 

  • Standard Class: Northern provides similar Standard Class services to TransPennine Express, including comfortable seating. If you want to buy cheap train tickets or if you have a railcard, Standard Class is likely to get you from Leeds to Hill comfortably. 
  • First Class: Northern does not offer First Class on any of its Leeds to Hull trains.

Northern Railway train travel advice

If you’re travelling from Leeds to Hull with Northern Railway, here’s what you need to know.

  • Luggage - Northern Railway lets you bring luggage on board, with racks for larger bags and space under the seats for smaller items. 
  • Bicycles - You can bring bikes and e-bikes on Northern Railway trains, but spaces are limited and can’t be reserved, so it’s best to board early. 
  • Children - Children under 5 travel free when accompanied by a paying adult, and those aged 5 to 15 enjoy half-price fares. You also have the chance to use a railcard to help you save even more.
  • Pets -  Northern Railway welcomes well behaved pets on trains, and you can take up to two dogs for free if they’re kept on a lead. Smaller pets are also allowed in a pet carrier.
  • Passenger Assist - Northern Railway offers Passenger Assist to help travellers who need support at stations or when boarding and leaving trains.    

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

Leeds to Hull train travel guide

Travelling by train from Leeds to Hull is efficient and offers a scenic and comfortable experience. With frequent departures from Leeds, you can reach Hull in just 58m, making it one of the fastest and most convenient ways to travel between these two places.

Planning and booking

Planning and booking

How much does it cost for a train from Leeds to Hull?

The average fare from Leeds to Hull is approximately £2.00, but the final price fluctuates. The actual cost depends on your travel dates, how far in advance you book, and your ticket's flexibility. To see the current price for your journey, please search with your specific dates.

How do I find the best train route from Leeds to Hull?

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 Leeds to Hull.

What is the fastest train from Leeds to Hull?

The fastest train journey time from Leeds to Hull is 58m . 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 Leeds to Hull?

No, you will need to transfer when travelling from Leeds to Hull. 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 Leeds to Hull?

Yes, the train is always an excellent choice that balances convenience, comfort, and efficiency. It's more environmentally friendly and relaxing than driving, as you avoid traffic and parking. While coaches may be cheaper, the train provides superior comfort, more space, and greater scheduling flexibility. With the added benefit of arriving directly in the city centre, it's a very convenient way to travel.

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

Check timetables and during the journey

How do I find Leeds to Hull train timetables?

Leeds to Hull 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 Leeds to Hull trains offer Wi-Fi and other facilities?

Yes, most trains on the Leeds to Hull 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?

Make use of our Train Journey Planner for detailed transfer information, ensuring your journey is smooth and efficient, saving you valuable time and effort, and allowing you to rest completely for your travels.

What is the difference between Standard and First Class?

Standard Class ensures a comfortable journey. For an upgraded experience, First Class provides superior comfort and additional amenities, such as complimentary refreshments, though the exact services vary by train operator.

Other things you might be interested

Other things you might be interested

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

Yes. Our Railcards offer discounts on UK train tickets. Students can use the 16-17 Saver or 16-25 Railcard for up to 1/3 off most fares. Seniors aged 60 and over can use the Senior Railcard for 1/3 off. Railcards can be purchased online with a choice of one-year or three-year validity. The more you travel, the more you save.

Can UK train tickets be refunded or changed?

In the UK, the refund and exchange policies for train tickets vary depending on the type of ticket purchased. Advance Tickets are usually non-refundable but can sometimes be exchanged for a fee. Anytime Train Tickets and Off-Peak train tickets offer more generous refund and exchange options. Always check the terms and conditions of your ticket or visit UK train ticket types for specific 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 Leeds to Hull route?

The route from Leeds to Hull is operated by 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

    Your free luggage allowance includes up to three items per passenger, covering standard bags like suitcases, backpacks, and other similarly-sized 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

    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.

  • Pets

    Each passenger can travel with up to 2 pets for free. Throughout the journey, dogs must be on a lead, and any other pets must remain in their carrier. Animals are not permitted 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.

How to buy cheap Leeds to Hull train tickets

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Compensation and refunds

Your plans have changed?

For step-by-step guidance on amending your journey or applying for a refund, please access our dedicated ticket refunds and changes page.

Your train was disrupted?

For information on claiming Delay Repay compensation due to a delayed, cancelled, or strike-affected service, consult our delays and disruptions page or our UK rail strike page. These pages also provide live service updates.

* Prices are dynamic and subject to change. Ticket prices vary based on time of day, route, and class. This pricing does not apply to discounted Split tickets and Railcards.