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Train tickets to Boston
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How to get to Boston by Train
Trains to Boston are available from a number of popular UK stations. If travelling from London, you will be required to use a combination of providers both East Coast and East Midland rail lines. Journeys from the North of England including Manchester, Liverpool and Crewe will be provided by North West Rail and East Midland, often with a change over occurring at Birmingham New Street. Boston is a small but well equipped town with a centrally located train station that operates an extensive East England service. Transport around the city is provided by bus services and taxi, both of which a reliable and frequent.
About Boston
Boston is a picturesque port town in the county of Lincolnshire. Positioned on the East Coast of England the town is home to the largest church parish in the UK and as such has some breathtaking religious architecture. The Boston Stump at St Botolph's Church is one of the tallest towers in the UK and offers spectacular views of the town. It's also an area in which sport is hugely popular and the locals are encouraged to support and participate as often as possible. With competitive rowing, speedway, football and rugby clubs, the town is alive with sports and popular amongst visiting fans. There are also weekend markets held in the city, providing great local products as well as arts and crafts for visitors to take home and enjoy.
Popular trains to and from Boston
Popular trains to Boston
Nottingham to Boston train
- East Midlands Trains
London to Boston train
- Thameslink
- LNER
- East Midlands Trains
- First Hull Trains
York to Boston train
- East Midlands Trains
- LNER
Popular trains from Boston
Boston to Nottingham train
- East Midlands Trains
Boston to Skegness train
- East Midlands Trains
Boston to Lincoln train
- East Midlands Trains
Boston to London train
- East Midlands Trains
- First Hull Trains
- LNER
Boston to Brighton train
- Thameslink
How to get to Boston by Train
Trains to Boston are available from a number of popular UK stations. If travelling from London, you will be required to use a combination of providers both East Coast and East Midland rail lines. Journeys from the North of England including Manchester, Liverpool and Crewe will be provided by North West Rail and East Midland, often with a change over occurring at Birmingham New Street. Boston is a small but well equipped town with a centrally located train station that operates an extensive East England service. Transport around the city is provided by bus services and taxi, both of which a reliable and frequent.
Boston
Boston is a picturesque port town in the county of Lincolnshire. Positioned on the East Coast of England the town is home to the largest church parish in the UK and as such has some breathtaking religious architecture. The Boston Stump at St Botolph's Church is one of the tallest towers in the UK and offers spectacular views of the town. It's also an area in which sport is hugely popular and the locals are encouraged to support and participate as often as possible. With competitive rowing, speedway, football and rugby clubs, the town is alive with sports and popular amongst visiting fans. There are also weekend markets held in the city, providing great local products as well as arts and crafts for visitors to take home and enjoy.
Train companies: First Hull Trains, LNER, East Midlands Trains, Thameslink to Boston trainsTravel to Boston on First Hull Trains, LNER, East Midlands Trains, Thameslink trains with Omio. When comparing schedules and tickets, we will also show you other options with multiple connections or other travel modes if they’re available.
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Train stations in Boston
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- Opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 07:40 - 15:20 Sunday Closed None
- Staff help available: Yes
- Step free access coverage: Yes
- Step free access note: Category B- Level to Grantham bound platforms. Footbridge to Skegness bound platform (access to Skegness platform available via ramp and foot crossing at certain times only when staff are available). Access to platform 2 is via the barrow crossing. Access to platform 2 from the car park in Asda is by Radar key only. This station doesn't have any tactile paving at the edges of the platform.
- Accessible car park equipment: Wheelchair users may require assistance using car park equipment at this station
- Accessible taxis: Taxi number displayed on useful information poster
- Accessible ticket machines: There are accessible ticket machines at this station
- Accessible ticket machines note: on platform 1
- Accessible toilets: Yes
- Ramp for train access: Yes
- Wheelchairs available: Yes
- Impaired mobility set down / pick up points available: No
- Toilets Location: The toilets are located on Platform 1. The National key toilets are located on Platform 1; these toilets are operated by a radar key.
- National key toilets: Yes
- National key toilets location: The National key toilets are located on Platform 1; these toilets are operated by a radar key.
- Baby changing facilities: No
- Storage sheltered: Yes
- Storage location: On platform 1
- Storage CCTV: Yes
- Location for Rail Replacement Services: On the station approach outside the station booking hall.
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