Train times from Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station
Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station is served by 3 routes, run by Caledonian Sleeper and ScotRail. The next trains go to Milngavie, Edinburgh, Balloch, Airdrie, Springburn and Helensburgh.
Next departures
| Time | Route | To |
|---|---|---|
| 12:36 | Train | Milngavie |
| 12:42 | Train | Edinburgh |
| 12:43 | Train | Balloch |
| 12:57 | Train | Airdrie |
| 13:01 | Train | Springburn |
| 13:02 | Train | Helensburgh |
| 13:05 | Train | Milngavie |
| 13:08 | Train | Edinburgh |
| 13:13 | Train | Balloch |
| 13:26 | Train | Airdrie |
| 13:31 | Train | Helensburgh |
| 13:31 | Train | Springburn |
| 13:37 | Train | Edinburgh |
| 13:38 | Train | Milngavie |
| 13:43 | Train | Balloch |
| 13:57 | Train | Airdrie |
| 14:01 | Train | Helensburgh |
| 14:01 | Train | Springburn |
| 14:05 | Train | Milngavie |
| 14:07 | Train | Edinburgh |
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 Passenger Assist meeting point is at the Information Desk on Concourse.
- Toilets: Yes, including an accessible toilet, baby changing and a Changing Places toilet. Female toilet, basement level via George Square entrance; Unisex accessible toilet by Dundas Street entrance; Changing places toilet, basement level via George Square entrance; Unisex accessible toilet by Dundas Street entrance; Male toilet, basement level via George Square entrance; Baby changing, lower platform level.
- Ticket office: The ticket office is open Mon–Sat 05:10–23:55; Sun 07:10–23:55. There are ticket machines.
- Help and assistance: The station is staffed. Staff help is available Mon–Sat 05:00–00:00; Sun 07:30–00:00. Assistance staff meet you at Passenger Assistance Meeting Points. For station accessibility and ticket office opening times, please refer to the "Step Free Access" and "Staff Help" sections on the webpage. Please make yourself known to the station staff when you arrive. Information Desk Located in front of and next to the electronic ticket gates on the main concourse when you enter the station. For Low Level services from Platform 8 & 9 please make your way directly to your departure platform. Platform 8 By the help point. Platform 9 By the help point.
- Waiting room: Yes, open Mon–Sat 07:00–22:00; Sun 08:00–22:00.
- WiFi: Yes, there's free WiFi.
- Food and drink: Yes: Mobile coffee van · GREGGS Bakery.
- Shops: M&S Convenience Store.
- Lifts: There are lifts.
- Cycle parking: Yes: sheltered, with CCTV. North Hanover path between low level and high level.
- Taxis: Yes, there's a taxi rank.
- Platforms: 9.
Station information from National Rail, updated Monday, 26 October 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.
Routes from this station
- Edinburgh – Fort William Caledonian Sleeper
- Springburn – Milngavie ScotRail
- Edinburgh – Helensburgh Central ScotRail
Stops nearby
- Glasgow Queen Street station 1 min walk
- Cathedral Street, Glasgow 1 min walk
- George Square, Glasgow 1 min walk
- Cathedral Bridge, Glasgow 1 min walk
- Martha Street, Glasgow 2 min walk
- Dundas Street, Glasgow 2 min walk
Questions
- When is the next train from Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- The train to Milngavie at 12:36.
- Which trains stop at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Edinburgh – Fort William, Springburn – Milngavie and Edinburgh – Helensburgh Central, run by Caledonian Sleeper and ScotRail.
- Where is Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station is in Glasgow, Glasgow.
- Where do trains from Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station go?
- The next departures go to Milngavie, Edinburgh, Balloch, Airdrie, Springburn and Helensburgh.
- Is Glasgow Queen Street Low Level 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 Passenger Assist meeting point is at the Information Desk on Concourse.
- Are there toilets at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Yes, including an accessible toilet, baby changing and a Changing Places toilet. Female toilet, basement level via George Square entrance; Unisex accessible toilet by Dundas Street entrance; Changing places toilet, basement level via George Square entrance; Unisex accessible toilet by Dundas Street entrance; Male toilet, basement level via George Square entrance; Baby changing, lower platform level.
- When is the ticket office at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station open?
- The ticket office is open Mon–Sat 05:10–23:55; Sun 07:10–23:55. There are ticket machines.
- Can I get help or assistance at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- The station is staffed. Staff help is available Mon–Sat 05:00–00:00; Sun 07:30–00:00. Assistance staff meet you at Passenger Assistance Meeting Points. For station accessibility and ticket office opening times, please refer to the "Step Free Access" and "Staff Help" sections on the webpage. Please make yourself known to the station staff when you arrive. Information Desk Located in front of and next to the electronic ticket gates on the main concourse when you enter the station. For Low Level services from Platform 8 & 9 please make your way directly to your departure platform. Platform 8 By the help point. Platform 9 By the help point.
- Is there a waiting room at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Yes, open Mon–Sat 07:00–22:00; Sun 08:00–22:00.
- Is there free WiFi at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Yes, there's free WiFi.
- Can I buy food and drink at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Yes: Mobile coffee van · GREGGS Bakery.
- Is there cycle parking at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Yes: sheltered, with CCTV. North Hanover path between low level and high level.
- Is there a taxi rank at Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station?
- Yes, there's a taxi rank.
- How many platforms does Glasgow Queen Street Low Level station have?
- 9.
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Wednesday, 11 November 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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