Trains to Gorton

Gorton train station was opened in 1842, and re-sited and renamed as Gorton and Openshaw in 1906. The name was changed back to Gorton train station in 1926. Serving the Gorton district in Manchester, Gorton station is situated on the Manchester-Glossop Line. Popular stops on the eastbound services include Hadfield, Rose Hill Marple and Glossop, while the westbound services head directly to the busy Manchester Piccadilly station.

Since 1923, Gorton train station has been operated by the London and North Eastern Railway. Though it originally had four platforms, only two now remain in use. Although the station does have a ticket office, it is only staffed part-time and closed on Sundays. During all other times, tickets can be bought either in advance or on board the train as there are no ticket machines. Though Gorton station has limited amenities, waiting shelters are available for passengers for rainy days. There is also a payphone and step-free access coverage to the platforms and the ticket office.

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