Train times from Shotton station, Connahs Quay

Next departures

Station facilities

• Step-free access: Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. Category B3. Shotton station is split into two levels. Shotton and Shotton High Level. At Shotton (Platforms 1 and 2): No wheelchair access to Platform 1 (to Chester). Access to Platform 2 (to Holyhead) is via the small car park at the end of Alexandra Street.
• Ticket office: The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 07:30–12:30; Sat 08:45–13:45. There are ticket machines.
• Help and assistance: The station is staffed part of the day. Staff help is available Mon–Fri 07:30–12:30; Sat 08:45–12:45. Assistance staff meet you at Platform. Passenger Assist: 03333 211202 (Every day 08:00–20:00).
• Waiting room: Yes, open Mon–Fri 07:30–12:30; Sat 08:45–12:45.
• WiFi: Yes, there's free WiFi.
• Parking: Yes: Station Car Park (26 spaces): Day £1.50, run by Flintshire County Council.
• Cycle parking: Yes: 22 spaces, sheltered, with CCTV. 10 Sheffield stands providing 20 cycle parking spaces under shelter are located adjacent to the westbound platform on the Chester to Holyhead line.
• Platforms: 4.

Station information from National Rail, updated Thursday, 29 October 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.

Routes from this station

• Cardiff Central – Holyhead (Welsh Marches Line) Transport for Wales
• Liverpool Lime Street – Llandudno (Chester and Warrington Lines) Transport for Wales
• Manchester Airport – Holyhead (Chester and Warrington Lines) Transport for Wales

Stops nearby

• Chester Rd West, Shotton 1 min walk
• Shotton High Level station 2 min walk
• Ash Grove, Shotton 3 min walk
• Wepre War Memorial 5 min walk
• St Ethelwold`s Church, Shotton 5 min walk
• Deeside Retail Park, Shotton 7 min walk

All bus routes and stops in Connahs Quay

Questions

Which trains stop at Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

Cardiff Central – Holyhead (Welsh Marches Line), Liverpool Lime Street – Llandudno (Chester and Warrington Lines) and Manchester Airport – Holyhead (Chester and Warrington Lines), run by Transport for Wales.

Where is Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

Shotton station is in Shotton, Flintshire.

Where do trains from Shotton station, Connahs Quay go?

The next departures go to Crewe, Manchester Airport, Holyhead, Liverpool and Llandudno.

Is Shotton station, Connahs Quay step-free and wheelchair accessible?

Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. Category B3. Shotton station is split into two levels. Shotton and Shotton High Level. At Shotton (Platforms 1 and 2): No wheelchair access to Platform 1 (to Chester). Access to Platform 2 (to Holyhead) is via the small car park at the end of Alexandra Street.

When is the ticket office at Shotton station, Connahs Quay open?

The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 07:30–12:30; Sat 08:45–13:45. There are ticket machines.

Can I get help or assistance at Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

The station is staffed part of the day. Staff help is available Mon–Fri 07:30–12:30; Sat 08:45–12:45. Assistance staff meet you at Platform. Passenger Assist: 03333 211202 (Every day 08:00–20:00).

Is there a waiting room at Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

Yes, open Mon–Fri 07:30–12:30; Sat 08:45–12:45.

Is there free WiFi at Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

Yes, there's free WiFi.

Is there parking at Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

Yes: Station Car Park (26 spaces): Day £1.50, run by Flintshire County Council.

Is there cycle parking at Shotton station, Connahs Quay?

Yes: 22 spaces, sheltered, with CCTV. 10 Sheffield stands providing 20 cycle parking spaces under shelter are located adjacent to the westbound platform on the Chester to Holyhead line.

How many platforms does Shotton station, Connahs Quay have?

4.