London Kings Cross to Dundee Trains From £46.10*

For a direct route from London Kings Cross to Dundee, travel with LNER on fast trains designed for speed and comfort. Throughout your journey, sit back in spacious seats, connect to complimentary Wi-Fi, and enjoy on-board dining at your seat.

What is the onboard experience like with LNER?

LNER is regarded as one of the UK’s most premium operators. Spacious seats make the journey comfortable and stylish, while the Eat At Your Seat service ensures you won’t go hungry during the direct service that lasts almost six hours. 

Can I reserve a seat with LNER?

Yes! One carriage is also kept for passengers without a seat reservation but the rest typically gets assigned to advance ticket holders. LNER has a quiet coach for passengers who prefer a more relaxed travel experience,

What do I get in LNER First Class?

From the moment you arrive at London Kings Cross, to stepping out in Dundee, your First Class experience with LNER will be full of luxury and little extra treats. Before you board, chill out in the LNER First Class Lounge at Kings Cross. Onboard, you’ll benefit from spacious seating, plus complimentary food and drinks  and a selection of drinks. On such a long route north, these perks and extra comfort are worth their weight in gold.

Is LNER First Class worth it?

Obviously, every passenger is different. For some, it might not seem like good value for money to get food during the journey. However, for others, the benefits of First Class are well worth the upgrade cost. If you value space, comfort, and personalised touches, you’ll love LNER First Class.

Does LNER have enough luggage space?

Absolutely! Passengers can bring up to three pieces of personal luggage onboard LNER trains. Small bags can go safely under your seat, while medium suitcases will fit in overhead luggage compartments, and larger items can be placed in luggage racks at the end of carriages.

London King’s Cross: Getting to the Platform

• Harry Potter and the Trip to Dundee: At Kings Cross, imagine yourself on the way to Hogwarts when you pose for a classic tourist snap, located near the entrance to platforms 9 and 10. While you’re there, why not buy a butter beer from the Platform 9 ¾ shop!
• The "0-8" Secret: Trains heading north from London Kings Cross usually depart from Platforms 0 to 8, with the LNER service to Dundee often leaving from platform 1. As these platforms are located in a separate concourse to the right of the main departures board, be sure to allow time to walk there from other station facilities.

Onboard trains from London Kings Cross to Dundee

From the Big Smoke to the north bank of the Firth of Tay, your six hour journey will include an abundance of great sights.

• 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 

Leave Dundee Station onto Riverside Drive to the south of the station. From here, stretch your legs after the long journey with a walk along the River Tay, or head to the centre of this former industrial city for a wide range of cultural attractions.

• Shops at the station: Upon arrival at Dundee, you’ll find a café adjacent to the automatic ticket gates if you want to buy sandwiches, and hot or cold drinks. Alternatively, there is a Costa Coffee, and a Tesco Express next to the entrance of the station to buy snacks, light meals, and drinks.
• All around the city: Operated by Xplore Dundee and Stagecoach, Dundee has a vast bus network offering efficient services to the city centre, as well as to Dundee University, and nearby hotspots like Mills Observatory. The main bus interchange is half a mile from the station for a wider range of services.
• On foot: Walk to top attractions like Dundee Contemporary Arts, and Dundee Waterfront Gardens in under 10 minutes from the station.