TRAVEL INFORMATION DURING INDUSTRIAL ACTION
We advise passengers to check their entire journey, particularly where you are travelling on the first or last train of the day. Passengers should also check the day before or after a strike day where there is a return normal service as some services may start later or finish earlier. Find alternative transport options for strike days at www.traveline.info
Last updated: 14 May
Hull Trains Timetables During Industrial Action
During Industrial Action, we may operate amended timetables.
Currently there are no further strike dates impacting Hull Trains services so we will operate our usual timetable.
Refunding Your Ticket
If your journey has been impacted by the service changes due to this Industrial Action, you can apply for a refund on your unused ticket purchased through the Hull Trains website or app, or on board our trains. Click the link below to visit our Refund Portal. When requesting a refund via our Refund Portal, select the “Industrial Action” reason for refund option.
If you hold a return ticket and cannot make your outward or return journey due to industrial action, you may apply for a refund for both portions of your booking.
If you purchased your ticket from another retailer, such as the Trainline, request your refund direct from your point of purchase.
Travel Information During Strike Action
Refunds and change of travel
Ticket holders for services affected by strike action can change their travel to another Hull Trains service or claim a full refund. Changes can be made to existing bookings once timetables are confirmed. Timetables marked "expected" are awaiting confirmation.
Journey planners & ticket availability
Journey planners will be updated when any provisional timetables are confirmed. When a strike date is confirmed there may be limited availability of Advance fares until we have confirmed the exact services we will be running on the day.
Strikes affecting other operators & Network Rail
Any confirmed alterations to our services will be published 5 days prior to the date. We are unable to confirm any earlier as Network Rail (the infrastructure owner and timetable planner) can only give us confirmed times within this timescale.
Refunds and change of travel
Ticket holders for services affected by strike action can change their travel to another Hull Trains service or claim a full refund. Changes can be made to existing bookings once timetables are confirmed. Timetables marked "expected" are awaiting confirmation.
Journey planners & ticket availability
Journey planners will be updated when any provisional timetables are confirmed. When a strike date is confirmed there may be limited availability of Advance fares until we have confirmed the exact services we will be running on the day.
Strikes affecting other operators & Network Rail
Any confirmed alterations to our services will be published 5 days prior to the date. We are unable to confirm any earlier as Network Rail (the infrastructure owner and timetable planner) can only give us confirmed times within this timescale.
INDUSTRIAL ACTION FAQS
Any alterations to our timetable will be published 5 days prior to the date if our services are impacted.
If you hold a return ticket and cannot make your outward or return journey due to industrial action, you may apply for a refund for both portions of your booking.
If you purchased your ticket from another retailer, such as the Trainline, please request your refund direct at your point of purchase.
• Origin and destination stations
• Time of travel
• Class of travel
• Number of passengers
• Seating preferences (forward, backward, table etc)
Alternatively, you can change your ticket via My Account on the Hull Trains website. Visit our Changing Your Ticket page for more details.
Please note, if you choose to amend your booking via email, you do not need to change your ticket via My Account if your purchased your ticket from us. If you purchased your ticket from another provider, you will also not need to change your tickets if using this option.
If industrial action is cancelled and you have not changed your ticket, your original seat reservation for the service you were booked on would still be valid.
If you have changed your ticket, you must use the new ticket and reservations.
If you did not change your tickets, but just contacted us to change your seat reservations, then your original booked seat reservations will still be valid. You can revert back to using these without contacting us.
For more details on how industrial action is affecting the rail network, please visit the National Rail website.