Althorne to Brighton by Train
Traveling by train to Brighton from Althorne is usually a pleasant, relaxing and scenic journey.
As with all rail travel in the United Kingdom unless you book your ticket far in advance the price of your train ticket to Brighton from Althorne could be rather costly, especially if you book to travel during peak times.
However, by using this journey planner to check train times and compare Althorne to Brighton train ticket prices, even just before you travel, you could still find availability of the cheapest advance fare train tickets, more so if you are able to change your departure time to be a few minutes earlier or later.
Althorne to Brighton Train Timetables
Both personalised and comprehensive train timetables for trains operating between Althorne and Brighton may be viewed and downloaded here.
Brighton Train Station
Brighton Railway Station is the main railway terminus in Brighton, East Sussex, and a major transport hub on the UK’s south coast. It serves as a crucial gateway between London and the South Coast, handling millions of passengers annually.
Brighton Station Services and Operators
Brighton is a key stop for multiple operators, providing connections to:
- London (Gatwick Express, Thameslink & Southern): Fast services to London Victoria (approx. 50–60 mins) and London St Pancras (via Thameslink, ~1 hour).
- South Coast Routes (Southern & Great Western Railway): Services to Portsmouth, Southampton, and Hastings.
- Long-Distance (Gatwick Express & Thameslink): Direct trains to Gatwick Airport (~25 mins) and Luton Airport.
- Cross-Country Routes: Some services extend to Bristol, Birmingham, and Manchester.
Brighton Station History
Opened in 1840 by the London & Brighton Railway, it was designed by architect David Mocatta in an Italianate style.
Expanded in the late 19th century to accommodate growing demand and modernized in the 21st century with improved facilities and accessibility.
Facilities & Accessibility
- Ticket offices & self-service machines
- Step-free access via lifts and ramps
- Shops, cafes, and waiting areas
- Bicycle storage & taxi ranks
- Bus & coach connections (including National Express services)
One of the busiest stations outside London, Brighton serves over 17 million passengers annually. It is vital for commuters, tourists (heading to the Brighton Pier or South Downs), and business travelers.
Brighton Station remains a key transport hub for the South Coast, linking London, airports, and regional destinations efficiently.
IMPORTANT: If you use this journey planner to book your Althorne to Brighton train journey your ticket will include travel on any other trains, including the London Underground, that you may need take to reach your final destination. You will not need to purchase any additional tickets.
Althorne Station Information
As your train journey to Brighton begins in Althorne you may find the following information about your departure station useful:
Train Operators Serving Althorne
Facilities at Althorne Railway Station:
Car Parking at Althorne Train Station
Althorne Station Address
