Station message
The lifts are out of order between Platform 2 and The Exit at Bangor Gwynedd station.
Station facilities
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General service information
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Staffing LevelPart time
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Closed Circuit Television
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Information Available From StaffYes - from information point
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Information Services OpenMon-Fri 05:35 to 22:45
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CIS
- Departure Screens
- Announcements
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Customer Help Points
Electronic system available when station is unstaffed.
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Ticket buying and collection
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Ticket Office
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Prepurchase CollectionTicket Office: Yes
Ticket Machine: Yes -
Ticket Machine
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Oystercard Issued
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Use Oystercard
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Always Show Oyster Card Fields
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Smartcard Issued
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Smartcard TopupTicket Office: Yes
Ticket Machine: Yes -
Smartcard Validator
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Smartcard Comments
Load a pre-purchased season ticket onto a smartcard using the ticket vending machine.
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Penalty FaresAW
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All station facilities
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Seated Area
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Waiting RoomMon-Fri 06:00 to 19:00
Located on platform 1.
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Trolleys
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Station Buffet
Located on platform 1
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Toilets
The toilets are located on Platform 1. The National key toilets are located on Platform 1; these toilets are operated by a radar key.
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Baby Change
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Telephones
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Wi Fi
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Post Box
Located at bottom of footbridge steps on platform 1.
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Accessibility and mobility access
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Helpline
03333 211202
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/Mon-Sun 08:00 to 20:00 -
Staff Help Available
Monday to Saturday 05:35 to 22:45
Sunday 09:00 to 23:00
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Induction Loop
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Accessible Ticket Machines
The ticket machine(s) do not accept cash. Payment is by major debit and credit cards only.
Ticket machines are located outside the ticket office and on Platform 2.
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Height Adjusted Ticket Office Counter
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Ramp For Train Access
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Accessible Taxis
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National Key Toilets
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Step Free Access
Category A.
Both platforms are accessible with a footbridge and lifts connecting platform 1 (to Chester) and platform 2 (to Holyhead). Step-free access is also available separately via a ramp from the north car park to Platform 1, and walkway from the south car park to Platform 2.
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Ticket Gates
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Impaired Mobility Set Down
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Wheelchairs Available
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Assisted Travel
We want everyone to travel with confidence. That is why, if you are planning on travelling on national rail services, you can request an assistance booking in advance - now up to 2 hours before your journey is due to start, any time of the day. For more information about Passenger Assist and how to request an assistance booking via Passenger Assist, please click here.
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Parking information
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Cycle StorageSpaces: 26
Sheltered: Yes
Cctv: No
Location:Platform 1 behind the platform office (sheltered)
Platform 2 to the rear of the car park (unsheltered).
Type: Racks -
CarParkCar parking1:
Operator Name: A P C O A
Name: South Car Park
Spaces: 149
Number Accessible Spaces: 7
Accessible Car Park Equipment: No
Cctv: No
Website: https://www.apcoa.co.uk/tfwr
Car parking2:
Operator Name: A P C O A
Name: North Car Park
Spaces: 66
Number Accessible Spaces: 5
Accessible Car Park Equipment: Yes
Cctv: Yes
Website: https://www.apcoa.co.uk/tfwr
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Rail Replacement Services
The rail replacement bus stop is outside the booking office.
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Onward Travel
Buses to many locations including the main bus station leave from outside the booking hall. Stop H for buses towards Caernarfon and Anglesey s a 2 minute walk from the booking office, on Caernarfon Road.
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Passenger services
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Customer Service
Contact our Customer Relations team directly via the Transport for Wales Website.
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Left Luggagehttps://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
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Lost Property
Operator Name: Transport for Waleshttps://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
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Overview
The last station serving the Welsh mainland, Bangor Station is on the North West Coast line, and was opened in 1848. Over the centuries, a number of branch lines have been added, expanding the station building, while, at the same time, going through various name changes, including Bangor for Beaumaris, and Bangor (Caerns).
The incarnation we see today was finished in 1927, but parts of the original Victorian decorative finishes, designed by architect Francis Thompson, have been lovingly preserved. As the branch lines gradually closed, the station's platforms were decreased from four to two, and today they have nearly three-quarters of a million passengers arriving and departing from them annually.
Bangor is a lovely city to visit with family and kids, so why not take a look at our guide on the best things to do in Bangor.
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How long does it take to walk from Bangor Station to Bangor city centre?
- It takes around 6 minutes to walk from the station to Bangor city centre.
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What car parking facilities are available at Bangor Station?
- Bangor Station has 86 car parking spaces, including Blue Badge spaces.
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What facilities are there for bike storage at Bangor Station?
- Including covered storage and CCTV, there are facilities for 26 bikes at Bangor Station.
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What other facilities are available at Bangor Station?
- Toilets
- Station buffet
- Coin and cards telephones
- Disabled access - step-free throughout, ramps are available, as are wheelchairs and induction loops
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Which popular destinations can be reached from Bangor Station?
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