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Leading rail operator, Hull Trains, is ensuring Hull City football fans can reach London easily on the 7 November, by running additional services between Hull and London King’s Cross, ahead of the club’s away day clash with Arsenal.
The Premier League game will be taking place at the Emirates Stadium, with kick-off at 15:00. Hull Trains will run extra services to and from London King’s Cross. The additional service will depart Hull at 09:06, calling at Brough before arriving at London King’s Cross at 11:47. The return service will leave London at 19:11 in the evening.
This follows the operator’s welcomed support for sporting fans during the summer, transporting more than 8,500 customers across one weekend to Hull City’s winning Championship final game against Middlesborough, as well as to Hull Kingston Rovers’ Challenge Cup Final match.
Louise Mendham, Service Delivery Director at Hull Trains, said: “It’s incredibly important for us to continue supporting our local sports teams by ensuring that fans can easily attend away games reliably, comfortably and cost-effectively.
“We understand just how vital fan support is to our city’s teams at sports fixtures and Hull Trains is dedicated to championing community within our city.
“With similar initiatives taking place previously, the additional services will offer hundreds more fans the opportunity to attend the game following Hull City’s positive start to the new season. Our ability to adapt and offer these services reflects our passion for setting the standard for customer experience, as well as the dedication and agility of our team.”
Hull Trains provides affordable travel between East Yorkshire and London and is currently offering tickets up to March 2027 where customers can secure significant savings on fares if they book direct.
Fans can keep a track of the latest from Hull Trains on a specially created web page here.
Hull Trains topped the charts as the UK’s number one operator for customer service in a recent national survey, further demonstrating their commitment to customers and communities served by the Hull-based company.
Hull City also head to Fulham on the 17 October, with an additional Hull Trains service running from London King's Cross to Hull at 18:18, arriving into Hull at 21:14.
The Premier League game will be taking place at the Emirates Stadium, with kick-off at 15:00. Hull Trains will run extra services to and from London King’s Cross. The additional service will depart Hull at 09:06, calling at Brough before arriving at London King’s Cross at 11:47. The return service will leave London at 19:11 in the evening.
This follows the operator’s welcomed support for sporting fans during the summer, transporting more than 8,500 customers across one weekend to Hull City’s winning Championship final game against Middlesborough, as well as to Hull Kingston Rovers’ Challenge Cup Final match.
Louise Mendham, Service Delivery Director at Hull Trains, said: “It’s incredibly important for us to continue supporting our local sports teams by ensuring that fans can easily attend away games reliably, comfortably and cost-effectively.
“We understand just how vital fan support is to our city’s teams at sports fixtures and Hull Trains is dedicated to championing community within our city.
“With similar initiatives taking place previously, the additional services will offer hundreds more fans the opportunity to attend the game following Hull City’s positive start to the new season. Our ability to adapt and offer these services reflects our passion for setting the standard for customer experience, as well as the dedication and agility of our team.”
Hull Trains provides affordable travel between East Yorkshire and London and is currently offering tickets up to March 2027 where customers can secure significant savings on fares if they book direct.
Fans can keep a track of the latest from Hull Trains on a specially created web page here.
Hull Trains topped the charts as the UK’s number one operator for customer service in a recent national survey, further demonstrating their commitment to customers and communities served by the Hull-based company.
Hull City also head to Fulham on the 17 October, with an additional Hull Trains service running from London King's Cross to Hull at 18:18, arriving into Hull at 21:14.
