Trains from London to Kings-Lynn

Reaching Kings-Lynn from London is simple, thanks to regular rail connections. Great Northern and Greater Anglia run a very frequent service to Kings Lynn from London Kings Cross and Liverpool Street, with 1-2 trains per hour from just after 6:30 a.m., until just after 11:00 p.m. The journey isn't a long one, with total durations starting at one hour 49 minutes.

London to Kings Lynn train time: daily departures

Trains leave Kings Cross Station or Liverpool Street at least once an hour from 6:30 a.m., with slightly more services between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., and from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. After that, trains will run until almost midnight.

How long is the journey by train from London to Kings Lynn?

Journey durations for trains from London to Kings-Lynn start at one hour 49 minutes, and rarely rise above two hours 30 minutes. No changes will be needed on the vast majority of services, although some services with a change in Cambridge can still have relatively short journey times.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from London to Kings Lynn?

Departure train stations: most trains to Kings Lynn leave London Kings Cross, in north London. Reaching Kings Cross is simple, with underground, overground rail, and local bus links. Other services will leave from Liverpool Street in east London, which is closer to the City of London. Both stations have shops and restaurants, as well as banking facilities, toilets, and ticket kiosks.

Arrival train station: trains from London to Kings-Lynn will arrive at Kings-Lynn Station. The station can be found on Blackfriars Road, just east of the city centre. From there, it's a short walk to the centre, while local buses stop right outside the station doors. Facilities are basic, but there is a cafe and toilets, and a taxi rank is also available.

Which train companies travel from London to Kings-Lynn?

There are two rail companies to choose from when making the trip from London to Kings-Lynn. Great Northern offers the most frequent service, running 1-2 trains per hour from Kings Cross, with Greater Anglia operating services from Liverpool Street. Both companies offer direct trains, with no changes.

Greater Anglia: London to Kings-Lynn

Greater Anglia only runs trains from Liverpool Street to Kings Lynn, making it suitable for those in east London and the City. Trains tend to run during peak periods, with fewer during the day, and all take over two hours to reach Kings Lynn.

Great Northern London to Kings-Lynn

Great Northern offers over 40 trains from London to Kings-Lynn every day. It runs trains out of Kings Cross, which can take as little as one hour 49 minutes. Changes are generally not needed, but a quick stop at Cambridge can be included on some routes.

London to Kings Lynn trains: services on board

Great Northern offers first-class tickets with more space and quieter environments, but these fares aren't available with Greater Anglia. Travellers with Great Northern are allowed two pieces of luggage measuring 30 x 70 x 90cm or less, and weighing under 23kg, as well as an item of carry-on luggage. Greater Anglia operates no limits. Both carriers allow up to two dogs to travel free, and both permit folding bikes. Standard bikes may be allowed, if there is sufficient space. Priority seating is available for disabled travellers with both companies, and assisted travel teams can be requested for in-person help.

How to find cheap train tickets from London to Kings-Lynn?

Train tickets from London to Kings-Lynn can vary dramatically in price and booking well in advance is advisable. It's also a good idea to book fares for off-peak periods. Faster direct services may be more expensive than stopping trains, so if travel schedules can be flexible, it's possible to make savings.