Bracknell Station | Trains to Bracknell

Although Bracknell station is hidden away beneath a glass office building, a tile mural of an 1885 London and South Western Railway steam locomotive, rises above the entrance, reminding visitors that trains have been calling at the town for over a century and a half. Indeed, Bracknell station opened in 1856 when it was a country town whose biggest claim to fame was perhaps the fact that Dick Turpin used to drink in its pubs. Following WW2, Bracknell was designated as a new town, almost certainly because of its existing railway connections. Most of the town, including the centre, which is north of the station, dates from the second-half of the 20th century; although remnants of Old Bracknell remain, such as the 17th-century Old Manor public house and the Holy Trinity Church. A number of companies are based or have offices in the town, including the headquarters of Waitrose.

Station details & facilities

On the station forecourt are ticket machines, café and taxi rank. Head into the concourse for the ticket office, newsagent, and ticket barriers leading to platform 1, where there are vending machines and toilets. Platform 2 is reached via a footbridge, with lifts for step-free access. The bus stops, taxi rank, bike stands and car park with 200 spaces can be found just outside the concourse on Market Street.

Ticket Machine :
Staff help available : False
Ticket Office opening hours :
Day Opening Hours
Weekdays 05:55 - 19:35
Saturday 05:55 - 19:40
Sunday 08:10 - 17:40
Oyster Prepay : False
Oyster topup : False
Oyster validator : False

Left Luggage available : False
Lost Property available :

Postbox :
Telephones :
Telephones type : Coins and cards
Customer Service Notes :
Please contact our Customer Service Centre on 0345 6000 650
Customer help points :

CCTV :

Shops available : False

Wifi available : False
Wifi notes :
Find WiFi Hotspots around Bracknell station
Web kiosk : False

Carpark opening hours :
Day Opening Hours
Weekdays Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours
Day Opening Hours
Weekdays Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours
Carpark name : Station Car Park Premium
Car parking spaces : 214
Car parking charges :
Annual £900.00
Daily £5.50
Monthly £87.00
Off-peak £3.00
Three Monthly £261.00
Weekly £27.00
Daily £8.50
Off-peak £2.00

Day	Opening Hours
Weekdays	Open 24 hours
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours

Day	Opening Hours
Weekdays	Open 24 hours
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours

Annual	£900.00
Daily	£5.50
Monthly	£87.00
Off-peak	£3.00
Three Monthly	£261.00
Weekly	£27.00

Daily	£8.50
Off-peak	£2.00

Cycle storage available :
Cycle storage spaces : 94
Sheltered cycle storage : False
Cycle storage CCTV :
Cycle storage location :
Car park

Step-free access : Whole station
Step-free access notes :
The lifts at Bracknell are available 24 hours a day

Platform 1 (for trains to Ascot, Staines and London Waterloo) has level access through the main booking hall or side entrance.

Platform 2 (for trains to Reading) has access via a footbridge with lifts.
Ramps for train access :
Wheelchairs available :
Induction Loop :
Accessible ticket machines :
Accessible Booking Office counter : False

Trains to Bracknell

Address

Market Street, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 1HX

Ticket Office Hours

Day	Opening Hours
Weekdays	05:55 - 19:35
Saturday	05:55 - 19:40
Sunday	08:10 - 17:40

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As a result of yesterday's disruption, a number of services to and from London Waterloo will be running with fewer carriages than usual. Trains and station platforms may be extremely busy and journey times may be extended as some trains will need to stop for longer at each station. More information can be found in Latest Travel News.