Train Stations

Lancaster Train Station

About a third of a mile from the city centre of Lancaster. 3 hours 30 mins direct train journey from London Euston

The station is only 700 yards from the centre of Preston. Booking office opening times are 05:45 to 23:00 Monday to Friday, 04:45 to 21:00 Saturday and 08:00 to 23:00 Sunday.

3 hours direct train journey from London Euston May be required to change at Manchester

Station facilities

Buffet Car parking Disabled toilets and access FastTicket machines

Blackpool has three train stations - North, South and Pleasure Beach.

The line along Morecombe Bay and the coast to the north starts in Preston and passes through Poulton le Fylde and Layton before terminating at Blackpool North Station.

The route from the south also leaves Preston, passes along the Ribble Estuary, through Blackpool Pleasure Beach Station and terminates at Blackpool South Station. En-route it passes through the stations at Moss Side, Lytham, Andsdell and Fairhaven, St Annes and Squires Gate.

Blackpool North Train Station is a few minutes walk from the beach and Blackpool Tower.

600 yards from the resort centre 4 hours train journey from London Euston

Blackpool South and Blackpool Pleasure Beach Train Stations are approximately a mile apart, at either end of the Pleasure Beach and South Pier.

Access to Blackpool Pleasure Beach 4 hours train journey from London

The Manx rail network is a major attraction with steam trains, a unique narrow gauge system and horse drawn trams.

Let the Manx Electric Railway take you along the east coast from Douglas to Laxey and Ramsey Travel by steam train between Douglas, Ballasalla, Casltetown, Port Erin and Port St. Mary Take the Snaefell Mountain Railway from Laxey

Stations

Steam Railway Station is at the end of North Quay, Douglas Derby Castle - the Manx Electric Railway Station is at the north end of the promenade Port Erin Station for the Steam Railway Museum