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Brighton Station is ideally located, to provide easy access to one of the South coast’s most thriving cities.
Not only is it one of the busiest stations on the south coast, but Brighton Station is widely used by travellers going to and from London, providing short and seamless connections to the capital.
Brighton Station is one of the busiest and most critical stops on the Brighton Main Line. It provides direct connections to London Victoria and London Bridge, plus Gatwick Airport, East Croydon, Lewes, Eastbourne and other key regional destinations.
So, whether you’re travelling for work, or planning a weekend trip to the sea side, Brighton Station ensures a convenient, stress-free journey.
How to get to Brighton Station
Whatever your preferred method of travel, reaching Brighton Station is quick and easy:
Address
Brighton station, Queens Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN1 3XP
Phone Number
0800 138 1016
Parking Capacity
Up to 633 parking spaces available
Pick Up & Drop-off point Yes
Ticket Machine Yes
Staff help Yes
Monday - Sunday
03:45 - 01:45
Staff help Yes
Step-free access coverage Yes
Step-free access notes
A, Compliant step-free access to all platform(s)
Ramps for train access No
Wheelchairs No
Induction Loop
Induction loops are at designated listening areas
Food & Drink Yes
WiFi No
Toilets Yes
Showers No
Baby changing Yes
Shops Yes
ATM Yes
Cycle storage / Spaces
Yes / 740 Spaces
Sheltered cycle storage No
Bus Yes
Customer Services No
First Class Lounge No
Luggage Storage No
Lost & Found Yes
Facilities inside Brighton Station
Brighton Station has the full range of facilities. This includes free public WiFi throughout the station, plus a wide variety of cafes and food outlets, as well as shops selling all your travel essentials.
There’s a staffed ticket office available, which is open from Monday to Friday 03:45-01:45, and Saturday - Sunday 03:45-01:45. Alternatively, multiple self-service ticket machines are also available throughout the station.
There are both toilets and baby changing facilities available, including accessible options.
In terms of accessibility, there is also step-free access, lifts and tactile paving provided, and staff assistance is on hand for passengers needing support.
Things to do in Brighton
Both today and dating all the way back to the 1750s, Brighton has been one of the UK’s most beloved tourist destinations.
Whether it’s a trip to the seaside, playing games on the pier, or an exploration of the city’s vibrant independent businesses, it’s hard to beat Brighton for liveliness and creativity. And it couldn’t be much easier to explore the city from the station.
Our 8 favourite places to go near Brighton Station are:
Whether you’re travelling for work or pleasure, Brighton Station is one of the South Coast’s busiest and most well-connected transport hubs.
With the Choo Choo app, you can find the best prices on Brighton Station train tickets - either to the station, or from there to other destinations across the UK. To book your trip, search on Choo Choo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Delay Repay & Compensation
If your journey was delayed, you may be entitled to compensation. Choo Choo makes it easy to track your eligibility and process your claim.
When Can You Claim Compensation
DR15 (Delay Repay 15)
Compensation starts at 15 minutes delay
•15 - 29 min → 25% refund
•30 - 59 min → 50% refund
•60+ min → 100% refund (for that leg)
•120+ minutes → 100% Refund (for both legs)
DR30 (Delay Repay 30)
Compensation starts only at 30 minutes delay
•30 - 59 min → 50% refund
•60+ min → 100% refund
•120+ minutes → 100% Refund (for both legs)
Missed Connection
If a delay made you miss a connection, you can claim for:
•The full journey
•Or the unused portion
Downgrade or No Reserved Seat
•If you paid for First Class but sat in Standard, or
•Had no reserved seat despite paying
→You may claim a partial refund
Train Cancellation
•Full refund if you didn't travel
•Partial refund or Delay Repay if you travelled on a different train with a delay
Alternative Transport Costs
If you had to use a taxi or bus due to cancellation or disruption → You may claim a refund with a receipt by contacting the Train Operating Company at fault.
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