Train times from Brighton station

Brighton station is served by 9 routes, run by Thameslink, Southern and Gatwick Express. The next trains go to Three Bridges, Portsmouth, Ore, Cambridge, Southampton and Victoria.

Next departures

TimeRouteTo
04:12Three BridgesThree Bridges
05:00TrainPortsmouth
05:00TrainOre
05:06TrainCambridge
05:15TrainSouthampton
05:18TrainVictoria
05:22TrainHastings
05:26TrainBedford
05:36TrainSouthampton
05:39TrainVictoria
05:41TrainSeaford
05:44TrainCambridge
05:52TrainOre
05:56TrainBedford
05:58TrainChichester
06:06TrainVictoria
06:09TrainCambridge
06:11TrainSeaford
06:13TrainSouthampton
06:26TrainBedford

Station facilities

  • Step-free access: Yes: step-free access to all platforms. This is a Category A station: This station has step-free access to all platforms. The Assistance Meeting Point is on the concourse outside WH Smith.
  • Toilets: Yes, including an accessible toilet and baby changing. Male toilet, main concourse; Female toilet, main concourse; Unisex accessible toilet, main concourse; Unisex accessible toilet and baby change facility, main concourse.
  • Ticket office: The ticket office is open Every day 03:45–01:45. There are ticket machines.
  • Help and assistance: The station is staffed. Staff help is available Every day 03:45–01:45. Assistance staff meet you at Assistance Meeting Point. Passenger Assist: 0800 138 1016 (Every day 24 hours).
  • Waiting room: Yes.
  • Food and drink: Yes: Yes.
  • Shops: Yes.
  • Lifts: There are lifts.
  • Parking: Yes: Station Car Park (633 spaces), run by APCOA Parking UK.
  • Cycle parking: Yes: 740 spaces, with CCTV. There is a purpose built cycle hub by the car park. There is also cycle storage at the station front. Cycles are left at owners risk.
  • Platforms: 8.

Station information from National Rail, updated Wednesday, 7 October 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.

Routes from this station

Stops nearby

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Questions

Which trains stop at Brighton station?
Brighton – Cambridge (Thameslink), Brighton – Southampton Central (West Coastway Line), Brighton – Eastbourne (East Coastway Line), Littlehampton – London Victoria (West Coastway Line), Brighton – London Victoria (Brighton Main Line), Brighton – Portsmouth Harbour (West Coastway Line), Bedford – Horsham (Thameslink), Brighton – Seaford (Seaford Branch Line) and Ore – London Victoria (Marshlink Line), run by Thameslink, Southern and Gatwick Express.
Where is Brighton station?
Brighton station is in Brighton, East Sussex.
Where do trains from Brighton station go?
The next departures go to Three Bridges, Portsmouth, Ore, Cambridge, Southampton and Victoria.
Is Brighton station step-free and wheelchair accessible?
Yes: step-free access to all platforms. This is a Category A station: This station has step-free access to all platforms. The Assistance Meeting Point is on the concourse outside WH Smith.
Are there toilets at Brighton station?
Yes, including an accessible toilet and baby changing. Male toilet, main concourse; Female toilet, main concourse; Unisex accessible toilet, main concourse; Unisex accessible toilet and baby change facility, main concourse.
When is the ticket office at Brighton station open?
The ticket office is open Every day 03:45–01:45. There are ticket machines.
Can I get help or assistance at Brighton station?
The station is staffed. Staff help is available Every day 03:45–01:45. Assistance staff meet you at Assistance Meeting Point. Passenger Assist: 0800 138 1016 (Every day 24 hours).
Is there a waiting room at Brighton station?
Yes.
Can I buy food and drink at Brighton station?
Yes: Yes.
Is there parking at Brighton station?
Yes: Station Car Park (633 spaces), run by APCOA Parking UK.
Is there cycle parking at Brighton station?
Yes: 740 spaces, with CCTV. There is a purpose built cycle hub by the car park. There is also cycle storage at the station front. Cycles are left at owners risk.
How many platforms does Brighton station have?
8.

Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Tuesday, 20 October 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.

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