No Booking Fees
LUGGAGE ALLOWANCE ON HULL TRAINS
On our Paragon fleet, you can store large suitcases in the racks at the ends of each carriage, cabin-sized bags in the deeper overhead racks, and smaller items under your seat. On busier trains luggage storage space can be limited. Please note that a charge of £30 per item will be levied for conveying additional items of luggage, or for excessively large or bulky items.
Your Luggage Allowance
One Large Suitcase
You can bring with you one large suitcase to be placed in the luggage racks provided. If your case is bigger than 30x70x90cm, you won't be able to bring it onboard or fit in the luggage racks.
One Carry On Bag
A small cabin-style carry on bag that can fit in the overhead racks or under your seat. You can also make use of the space between some seats where you can store smaller items.
One Small Bag
A small bag that can be placed on your knee, on your pull down table or under your seat during your journey. The hook on the chair in front of you may be used to hold your small bag too.
One Large Suitcase
You can bring with you one large suitcase to be placed in the luggage racks provided. If your case is bigger than 30x70x90cm, you won't be able to bring it onboard or fit in the luggage racks.
One Carry On Bag
A small cabin-style carry on bag that can fit in the overhead racks or under your seat. You can also make use of the space between some seats where you can store smaller items.
One Small Bag
A small bag that can be placed on your knee, on your pull down table or under your seat during your journey. The hook on the chair in front of you may be used to hold your small bag too.
Travelling with Luggage on Hull Trains
Where to Store your Luggage Onboard
| Bag type | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Small bag / handbag | Under your seat or on your lap |
| Cabin bag / carry-on | Overhead rack above your seat |
| Large suitcase (max 30x70x90cm) | Luggage racks at the end of each carriage |
| Prams and Buggies | Must be folded and stored safely in luggage racks. Must not be stored in wheelchair user spaces |
| Oversized / over allowance luggage | £30 charge applies - or use Carry My Luggage (see below) |
Storing Your Luggage Safely
Luggage must not block doorways, aisles, reserved seats or wheelchair user spaces. Make use of the luggage racks, deep overhead racks and under seat storage in each carriage. On busier services, luggage space can be limited so please don't bring over the allowance we recommend. If you can't find space, speak to a member of onboard staff.
Carry My Luggage Service
We have partnered with carrymyluggage.com who provide door-to-door luggage delivery services throughout Great Britain. Their service, which is chargeable, can help make your travel easier, moving larger or heavy luggage items so you don’t have to worry about carrying these around with you.
As a Hull Trains passenger, receive a 10% discount when you click on the link above or use promo code HT101 if booking directly with carrymyluggage.com.
What You Can't Bring Onboard a Train
To help keep everyone safe and comfortable, please make sure your luggage does not create a hazard or obstruct other passengers onboard.
• Electronic riding or self-balancing suitcases are not permitted onboard
• You must be able to carry all of your luggage items yourself
• Do not bring anything that blocks doorways, aisles or wheelchair spaces
Travelling With Luggage on Hull Trains FAQs
How much luggage can I bring on Hull Trains?
• One large suitcase (maximum 30x70x90cm) to be stored in luggage racks at the end of each carriage
• One small carry-on bag that can go in the overhead racks
• One small item such as a handbag, which should be kept on your lap or under your seat
Any luggage above this allowance may be subject to a £30 charge, in line with the National Rail Conditions of Travel.
Where do I put my suitcase on a Hull Trains train?
Please ensure luggage is stored securely and not blocking any walkways, wheelchair user spaces or the seat next to you. If you need any assistance with storing your luggage or can’t find space on the train, please speak to a member of onboard staff.
