Train Tickets to Dunbar
London Kings Cross to Dunbar
4h 10m
Haymarket to Dunbar
30m
Glasgow Queen Street to Dunbar
1h 21m
Dunbar Live Timetable
Our live timetable provides real-time information about train schedules and services for passengers traveling to and from Dunbar. Check it now to plan your next journey.
Departures
Arrivals
| Train | Time | Platform | Train Operator | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dunbar to London Kings Cross | 06:23 | 1 | LNER | Delayed |
| Dunbar to Newcastle | 10:00 | 1 | TransPennine Express | On time |
| Train | Time | Platform | Train Operator | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newcastle to Dunbar | 06:23 | 2 | LNER | On time |
| Newcastle to Dunbar | 07:07 | 1 | TransPennine Express | On time |
| Newcastle to Dunbar | 09:11 | 2 | TransPennine Express | On time |
| Birmingham New Street to Dunbar | 07:03 | 7A | CrossCountry | On time |
Station Details
Address: Dunbar station, Station Road, Dunbar, East Lothian, EH42 1JX
Facilities
ATM
Bicycle rental
Bicycle parking
Sheltered storage
CCTV at storage area
Public Wi-Fi
Payphone
Cards and coins
Post box
Refreshments
Seating facilities
First class lounge
Seating area
Waiting room
Toilet
Tourist information office
Trolleys
Ticket Office
Ticket office open
Ticket machine
Use Oyster cards
Oyster top-up
Services
Bus service
Car park
Cabstand
Metro service
Customer help point
Staff
Accessible ticket machine
Ramp for train access
Accessible toilet
Wheelchairs
Customer support
Left luggage
Lost property
Currency exchange
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