King’s Cross
Travelling by train from London to Bradford is a good option when you are visiting the UK.
Trains are operated by two companies: Grand Central and East Coast. Grand Central’s trains depart less frequently and are slightly slower, but are direct and cheaper than East Coast’s.
Trains from London to Bradford leave frequently from London King’s Cross train station, arriving at Bradford Interchange station.
Trains depart two to three times an hour at peak times. All East Coast trains require a change at Leeds train station on the way.
The total journey time from London to Bradford ranges from 2 hours and 53 minutes to 3 hours and 7 minutes. Delays can occur, so leave yourself extra time if you have a connection to make upon arrival.
Single train tickets can cost from £12.25 for standard class and £32.00 for first class on Grand Central if you buy train tickets online in advance. Singles on East Coast Trains cost £14.60 for standard class and £55.90 for first class if booked ahead of time.
Ticket prices go up for trains at peak times or if you buy your train ticket on or close to the day of travel. Discounted tickets for trains from London to Bradford are obtainable if you purchase your tickets using a railcard.