Llanfairpwll railway station is on the North Wales Coast Line on the Isle of Anglesey, serving the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyll. There’s no ticket office or ticket machine at Llanfairpwll station. There’s sheltered seating on both platforms and information screens are in operation.
Buy your train tickets on our website or app before you travel. Bangor railway station is the nearest station with ticketing facilities.
Station facilities
This is automated information from www.nationalrail.co.uk (opens in new window).
General service information
- Staffing Level
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unstaffed
- Closed Circuit Television
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No
- Information Available From Staff
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If the station is unstaffed, please contact the customer relations team or onboard staff
- CIS
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- DepartureScreens
- Customer Help Points
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No
Ticket buying and collection
- Ticket Office
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No
- Oystercard Issued
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No
- Use Oystercard
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No
- Always Show Oyster Card Fields
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No
- Smartcard Issued
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No
- Smartcard Validator
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No
- Penalty Fares
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AW
All station facilities
- Seated Area
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Yes
There is seating on both platforms, under shelters.
- Waiting Room
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No
- Station Buffet
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No
- Toilets
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No
- Baby Change
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No
- Telephones
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No
- Wi Fi
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No
Accessibility and mobility access
- Helpline
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03333 211202
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/Mon-Sun 08:00 to 20:00 - Staff Help Available
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No
There are no platform staff available at this station. Assistance will be provided by the Conductor on the train.
- Induction Loop
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No
- Accessible Ticket Machines
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No
- Ramp For Train Access
- Yes
- Accessible Taxis
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No
- Nearest Stations With More Facilities
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BNG
- National Key Toilets
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No
- Step Free Access
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Category B3.
Step free access to Platform 1 (to Chester) via a metal gate from the car park which opens outwards.
Access to Platform 2 (to Holyhead) is via a footbridge with steps, or an unmade path off Station Road near the level crossing.
Coverage: partial Station - Ticket Gates
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No
- Impaired Mobility Set Down
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No
- Wheelchairs Available
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No
- Assisted Travel
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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.
Transport links
- Cycle Storage
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Spaces: 4
Sheltered: Yes
Cctv: No
Location:4 Sheffield stands are located under a shelter on eastbound platform 1
Type: Stands - Rail Replacement Services
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The rail replacement bus stops are the local bus stops on Holyhead Rd.
Towards Holyhead - bus stop outside station car park. Towards Bangor - bus stop outside Marquess Dental Surgery.
- Onward Travel
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The nearest bus stops are located on the main road in the village centre.
- Cycle Hire
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There are no cycle hire facilities at this station.
Passenger services
- Customer Service
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Contact our Customer Relations team directly via the Transport for Wales Website.
- Left Luggage
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No
https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ - Lost Property
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Yes
Operator Name: Transport for Waleshttps://www.nationalrail.co.uk/
How to get to Llanfairpwll station
Llanfairpwll station is on Holyhead Road, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Anglesey, LL61 5UJ. The village is just a few minutes' walk away. The nearest bus stops are on the main road in the village.
Rail replacement buses towards Holyhead run from the bus stop outside the station car park. Buses towards Bangor run from outside Marquess Dental Surgery on Holyhead Road.
Parking at Llanfairpwll station
Llanfairpwll station has a car park with 100 spaces (7 accessible).
Cycling at Llanfairpwll station
There are four covered cycle spaces at Llanfairpwll station, with Sheffield stands located under a shelter on platform 1 (the eastbound platform towards Chester).
History of Llanfairpwll station
Llanfairpwll station opened in 1848. It’s one of the older stations on the North Wales Coast Line. The station suffered two major fires during its history and was completely rebuilt in the winter of 1865. The footbridge dates from that reconstruction and remains in use today.
The village is best known internationally for its full Welsh name, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, which is one of the longest place names in the world. It’s actually a Victorian invention, created to draw tourists to the area by combining names from local landmarks and churches, rather than reflecting any historical single name.
Llanfairpwll station FAQs
Is there a ticket office or ticket machine at Llanfairpwll station?
No, there is no ticket office or ticket machine at Llanfairpwll station. We recommend buying your tickets on our website or app before you travel. Nearby Bangor station has ticket machines and a ticket office where you can buy in-person.
Is car parking available at Llanfairpwll station?
There is a car park at Llanfairpwll station with 100 spaces (7 accessible).
Is there bike storage at Llanfairpwll station?
Yes, there are four covered cycle spaces on platform 1 (eastbound towards Chester) with Sheffield stands under a platform shelter.
Is Llanfairpwll station step-free?
Llanfairpwll station has partial step-free access (Category B3). Platform 1 (towards Chester) is accessible via a metal gate from the car park. Platform 2 (towards Holyhead) is reached via a footbridge with steps, or via an unmade path off Station Road near the level crossing. A ramp for boarding trains is available. There are no wheelchairs available at the station.
Is there a waiting room at Llanfairpwll station?
There is no waiting room at Llanfairpwll station, but there is sheltered seating on both platforms.
How far is it to Anglesey Airport from Llanfairpwll station?
Anglesey Airport (RAF Valley) is just under an hour by train from Llanfairpwll station. Leave the train at Valley station for the airport.
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