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Middlesbrough Train Station facilities

Ticket office
- Ticket Office
  
  Yes
- Prepurchase Collection
  
  Ticket Office: Yes
  Ticket Machine: Yes
- Ticket Machine
  
  Yes
- Smartcard Issued
  
  Yes
- Smartcard Topup
  
  Ticket Office: Yes
  Ticket Machine: Yes
- Smartcard Validator
  
  No
- Smartcard Comments
  
  Smartcards are available from the ticket office, and can be topped up there or using the ticket machine.
- Penalty Fares
  
  Penalty fares apply for TP
- Opening hours
  
  Mon-Sat 05:30 to 19:30
  Sun 08:15 to 19:00
Facilities
- Car Park
  
  Yes
- Seated Area
  
  Yes
- Waiting Room
  
  Yes
  
  Heated waiting rooms are available on both platforms.
- Station Buffet
  
  Yes
  
  Refreshments are available from the shop or caf├й on the station concourse.
- Toilets
  
  Yes
  
  The toilets are located on the station concourse.
- Accessible toilets
  
  Yes
  
  The accessible toilets are located on the Station Concourse, these toilets are operated by a radar key.
- Baby Change
  
  Yes
- Telephones
  
  Yes
- Wi Fi
  
  Yes
  
  Find WiFi Hotspots around Middlesbrough station
- Post Box
  
  Yes
- Shops
  
  Yes
  
  There is a shop located on the station concourse.
- Rail replacement locations
  
  Pick Up / Drop Off in the layby on Bridge Street at the rear of the station.
- CCTV
  
  Yes
Toilets
- Available
  
  Yes
- Location
  
  The toilets are located on the station concourse.
- Accessible toilets
  
  Yes
  
  The accessible toilets are located on the Station Concourse, these toilets are operated by a radar key.
Wifi
- Annotation
  
  Find WiFi Hotspots around Middlesbrough station
- Available
  
  Yes
Staffing and customer services
- Staffing Level
  
  Part time
- Lost property
  
  Yes
- Contact Details
  
  Url: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
  
  352 600 1671
- Available
  
  No
- Information Available From Staff
  
  Yes - from help point
  Yes - from ticket office
- Passenger Information Systems
  
  Departure Screens
  Announcements
- Customer Help Points
  
  Yes
  
  Help Points are available on both platforms and within the Booking Hall to contact a member of our team in an emergency or for information when the ticket office is closed. When using the Help Point our CCTV will be monitoring your position for the duration of the call.
- Ticket gates
  
  No
Parking
- Contact Details
  
  Url: https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
  
  01895 262 122
- Operator Name
  
  TransPennine Express
- Name
  
  Station Car Park
- Spaces
  
  135
- Charges
  
  Daily: £3.00
  Weekly: £15.00
  Monthly: £50.00
  Three Monthly: £120.00
  Annual: £365.00
  Saturday: £3.00
  Sunday: £3.00
- Number Accessible Spaces
  
  0
- Accessible Spaces Note
  
  Parking is free for registered disabled customers parking in disabled spaces displaying a valid Blue Badge Permit. Blue Badge holders must also register their permit at bit.ly/tpebluebadge in order to obtain free parking.
- Accessible Car Park Equipment
  
  Yes
- Accessible Car Park Equipment Note
  
  Customers can purchase their car parking tickets via the APCOA Connect app or website.
- Cctv
  
  No
Bicycle Facilities
- Spaces
  
  114
- Sheltered
  
  Yes
- Cctv
  
  Yes
- Location
  
  Storage Locations:
  On the station concourse - space for 86 cycles
  Wood Street Car Park - space for 28 cycles
- Type
  
  Stands
Accessibility
- Helpline
  
  0800 107 2149
  
  https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
- Helpline opening hours
  
  Mon-Sun 24h
- Staff help available opening hours
  
  Mon-Sat 05:15 to 23:15
  Sun 08:00 to 23:15
- Induction Loop
  
  Yes
- Accessible Ticket Machines
  
  Yes
- Height Adjusted Ticket Office Counter
  
  Yes
- Ramp For Train Access
  
  Yes
- Accessible Taxis
  
  No
- Accessible toilets
  
  Yes
  
  The accessible toilets are located on the Station Concourse, these toilets are operated by a radar key.
- Step Free Access
  
  This station is category B1. Step free, level access is provided into the station from Zetland Street and Bridge Street West. Step free, ramp access is provided into the station from the station car park. The entrance from Exchange Place has steps. Lifts are used to provide level access from the subway to both platforms, the ticket office and concourse. This station is partially staffed. There are train boarding ramps available at this station, and they are also carried on board all TransPennine Express trains.
- Ticket Gates
  
  No
- Impaired Mobility Set Down
  
  No
- Wheelchairs Available
  
  Yes
Journeys from this station
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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.

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

What popular destinations are can be travelled to from Middlesbrough Station?

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