Aldrington station
Amhurst Crescent
Aldrington
East Sussex
BN3 5AE
Aldrington Station can be found on Amhurst Crescent in Aldrington as shown on the map, and is operated by Southern.
Read on for more information about the facilities and help available at Aldrington Rail Station, connections for onwards travel, and live arrivals and departures information.
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Nestled in the charming suburb of Hove, East Sussex, Aldrington train station serves as a quaint and convenient spot for locals and travelers alike. While it may not boast the grandiosity of major stations, it offers an essential gateway for those exploring the southern coastal stretch of England. Whether you’re hopping on to visit the bustling lanes of Brighton or commuting to the vibrant heart of London, Aldrington provides a straightforward yet pleasant travel experience. Let’s dive deeper into what this station has to offer and ensure your journey is as smooth as possible.
Aldrington train station is devoid of a traditional ticket office, but fear not—it has you covered with automated ticket machines. These handy machines are accessible for all travelers, including those who need the Disabled Persons Railcard. Induction loops keep communication clear, and smartcard validators are present for your convenience. However, while functional, the station lacks waiting rooms and luggage storage facilities, so plan accordingly.
Accessibility is an important consideration here as the station doesn’t have step-free access and there’s no ramp for train access. Assistance can be arranged prior through Southern’s Assisted Travel service, or by utilizing the help points situated on the platforms. Staff assistance on-site is limited, but most trains have staff ready to assist on arrival.
Travel doesn't stop at just the train at Aldrington. The station links with various modes of transport to ensure you complete your journey with ease. Though it doesn’t have in-station taxi or car hire services, bus information and rail replacement services are available, complete with live updates on screens as you exit the platforms.
If you're pondering new destinations, Aldrington station is your launchpad to several captivating locales. Fancy a day amidst Brighton’s iconic piers and eclectic shops? Head to Brighton, only a brief ride away. London Victoria is another popular route, perfect for those with sights set on the capital’s cultural landmarks and events. Other charming destinations include Worthing, Hove, Lewes, and many more, each promising unique experiences.
While Aldrington train station may not have all the bells and whistles, it offers a satisfyingly straightforward way to get around. Before you set off, ensure you’ve got your tickets sorted—consider buying them online and collecting at the station's machine for a hassle-free experience. Look beyond the travel connections; embrace the opportunity to explore the idyllic surroundings of East Sussex. Your journey begins right here at Aldrington.
For a seamless experience, always check the accessibility options if needed, plan your transport links in advance, and relish in the variety of destinations awaiting your discovery. Happy travels!
Ticket Office | |
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Ticket Office Opening hours | There is no ticket office at Aldrington, but ticket machines are available to collect tickets from. |
Ticket machines | Yes |
Collect tickets bought online | Yes Collect tickets at the ticket machine |
Accessible ticket machines | Yes All Southern ticket machines are able to sell tickets with Disabled Persons Railcard discounts. Ticket machines are of an accessible design, however their location and the station itself may not be. Please check the station map or the 'step free access' section before making your way to the station. |
Induction loop | Yes |
Smartcards | |
Smartcards issued at this station | No |
Smartcard validators | Yes |
Information available from staff | Yes - from help point |
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Customer information | DepartureScreens Announcements |
Staff help available | There is no staff help available at Aldrington |
Customer help points | Yes |
Customer services notes | Assistance can be provided via the help points, located on the platforms, at all times of the day. |
Luggage storage | No |
Lost property | Southern |
CCTV at the station | Yes |
Station Accessibility | |
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Step-free access | This is a Category C station: This station does not have step-free access. The Assistance Meeting Point is the station Help Point. This station does not have tactile surfaces along all platform edges. Please pay attention to where the platform surface changes from smooth to paved or contact us for assistance. |
Ticket barriers and gates | No |
Accessible ticket machines | Yes All Southern ticket machines are able to sell tickets with Disabled Persons Railcard discounts. Ticket machines are of an accessible design, however their location and the station itself may not be. Please check the station map or the 'step free access' section before making your way to the station. |
Induction loop | Yes |
Ramp for train access | No |
Accessible Toilets | No |
Waiting rooms | There is no waiting room office at Aldrington |
Seating area | Yes |
Wheelchairs available | No |
Getting to and from the station | |
Accessible taxis here | No |
Impaired mobility set down/pick-up point | No |
Accessible spaces | None |
Accessible car park equipment | No |
Staff Help | |
Staff help available | There is no staff help available at Aldrington |
Customer Help Points and Meeting Point | Yes |
Helpline | Assistance can be pre booked up to two hours before departure by contacting Assisted Travel. If you choose to travel unbooked (turn up and go), when the station is staffed, our station staff can provide assistance getting on and off the train and assistance around the station and to the platform. Please contact a member of staff on arrival. Most trains at this station have on board staff who are trained to step onto the platform when the train arrives so they can provide assistance on and off the train. You can also arrange assistance by:
Whether you pre book assistance or travel on a 'turn up and go' basis, we recommend arriving 20 minutes prior to your train departing. This is to allow us to make sure arrangements are in place at your destination, or interchange, station such as the availability of staff and lifts. If there is insufficient time to check these arrangements, we may assist you onto the next available train. For further information on assisted travel please see: |
Toilets | No |
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Accessible Toilets | No |
Baby Changing | No |
Waiting rooms | There is no waiting room office at Aldrington |
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Seating area | Yes |
1st Class Lounge | Yes |
Refreshment Facilities | No |
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ATM Machine | No |
Shops | No |
Currency Exchange | No |
Pay Phones | No |
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Public Wi-Fi | No |
Bicycle Storage | |
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Spaces | 8 Cycles are left at owners risk. Abandoned cycles may be removed. Subway |
Type of Storage | Stands, |
Sheltered | No |
CCTV | Yes |
Bicycle Hire | |
Cycle Hire Information | There are no cycle hire facilities at this station |
Please click on the link for the Rail Replacement Bus location. |
Information to plan your onward journey is available in the ‘Onward Travel Information Map’, located in the ‘Maps’ section below. Live bus running information available on screens at entrance and exit from platforms. |
Arriving from | Train | Arrival Time | Platform | Status |
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Going to | Train | Departure Time | Platform | Status |
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