Middlesbrough Station Information
Arrivals, departures, timetables and accessibility.
Ticket Office:
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Address:
Middlesbrough station, Zetland Road, Middlesbrough station, Cleveland, TS1 1EGFind ticket prices from
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Storage Locations:
On the station concourse - space for 86 cycles
Wood Street Car Park - space for 28 cycles
Saturday 24h
Sunday 24h
If you wish to take a cycle on ANY TransPennine Express services you MUST make a cycle reservation BEFORE you travel. These can be made up to 15 minutes before the departure time.
How to book a bike space:
• WhatsApp: 07812 223 336
• Twitter: @TPEAssist
• Phone: Call 0345 600 1671 (Option 3)
• Online/App: Reserve your bike when you buy your ticket at tpexpress.co.uk or on our app. Search TPExpress in the app/play store.
• Booking Office: Cycle reservations can be requested at any booking office.
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
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This station is staffed for all services.
This station is Category A.
Station staff can provide assistance throughout the station, and with boarding and alighting the train.
Assistance can be requested in advance by contacting the TransPennine Express Assisted Travel Team on 0800 107 2149 (18001 prefix for TextRelay).
Serving the busy Yorkshire town of Middlesbrough, nearly one and a half million passengers come through the station’s doors annually. Originally a wooden shed, the station opened in 1830, and with the town’s increasing population, by 1847 new buildings were needed, further being expanded in 1877, incorporating new, larger constructions. Fortunately, the glorious gothic ironwork still exists today and can be enjoyed by visitors to the station who look skywards. The innovative elliptical glass roof design, sadly, was damaged in a German bombing raid in 1942 and had to be replaced.
In 2017 Middlesbrough Station enjoyed yet another renovation to repair exterior stonework, and in the process, a new ticket office, information screens and an upgraded car park were included.
Middlesbrough is a great destination for a day out with the children or shopping with a mate. Make use of Northern’s money saving travel deals, including the Family and Friends Railcard, or the couple-friendly Duo ticket.
How far is it to Middlesbrough Station from Durham Airport?
It takes about 45 minutes to get from Middlesbrough Station to the airport at Durham.
How much is the train from Middlesbrough to Newcastle?
Taking approximately one hour, the journey from Middlesbrough to Newcastle by train can cost as little as £4.00 but check Northern’s money-saving bargains to see how much else you can save.
How long is the walk from Middlesbrough Station to Middlesbrough city centre?
The walk between the station and Middlesbrough town centre takes around 5 minutes, following Albert Road.
What car parking facilities does Middlesbrough Station have?
The car park has 135 spaces, including wide bays and blue badge facilities.
Are there secure bike storage facilities at Middlesbrough Station?
Middlesbrough Station offers spaces for 42 bikes within the station and on the platforms.
What facilities does Middlesbrough Station have?
- Toilets - including baby changing facilities
- Station Buffet
- Shops
- Postbox
- Telephones - coins and card
- Disabled Access - step-free access throughout, with wheelchairs, ramps and Induction Loops available