Trains from Leeds Train Station
to Brading
From £74.20

If you wish to book assistance but are not sure which train operator you are travelling with, you can call 0800 022 3720. On calling, you will be referred to the appropriate train operator.

Journey Care assistance is available prior to travel via the relevant Train Operator:

Northern - **0800 138 5560** Customer services, Textphone 18001 03457 225 225 or using a Passenger Assistance Request form

London North Eastern Railway - 03457 225 225 Textphone - 18001 03457 225 225

CrossCountry - 0344 811 0125, textphone 0344 811 0126

East Midlands Railway - 0800 0113323, textphone 18001 03457 078051  

TransPennine Express - 0800 107 2149, textphone 18001 0800 1072149

Taxi rank outside New Station Street entrance near the bus interchange.

Main footbridge and New Station Street

Suitable for disabled passengers. Lifts or Level access to all platforms.

Assistance is available to customers boarding and alighting trains, at all times trains are running. At this station assistance is provided by the Guard on board the train. You can book assistance up to 2 hours before your journey when travelling on South Western Railway. Planning in advance isn't always possible so do not worry if you haven't booked - our staff will do their best to assist you onto your preferred train. You can use our 24 hour Assisted Boarding Points service via WhatsApp or Telephone: 0800 528 6599. More information here: here

Only boarding/alighting assistance is available from the guard. If more help is required through the station, please contact our Assisted Travel team on 0800 528 2100.

Meeting point for assistance - Assisted Boarding Point on platforms.

A ramp to board the train is available at all times, both for pre-booked and Turn Up and Go assistance.

Step-free access category B1.

Step-free access to Ryde bound platform. Ramped walking route, c. 130m to get to Shanklin bound platform. 

A step-free path is provided between the station entrance and platform 2 (trains towards Sandown, Lake and Shanklin) which requires users to cross the line via a railway crossing. For your safety, wheelchair and mobility scooter users (or if you just require longer to cross the line for any reason), must use the yellow phones at the crossing to contact the signaller for permission to cross the line. You should aim to be at the station 10-15 minutes before the departure of a train to Sandown, Lake or Shanklin to ensure you have plenty of time to cross the line. Please be aware that if you arrive later than this, for your own protection, safety procedures mean that it may not be safe for you to cross the line until after the train has departed. 

This station does not have any Customer Information Screens or a PA system to announce train services from this station.