Scotland’s busiest station
Important information – Coronavirus
我们正在努力努力让您通过我们的站点旅行时让您免受冠状病毒。
Visit ourhelping you travel safely during coronavirus pageor ourcoronavirus travel advice pagefor more information.
戴脸覆盖物
You must wear a face covering for the full duration of your journey on public transport in England, Scotland and Wales.Find out more about specific exemptions.
Passenger assistance
Our passenger assistance is operating with additional safety measures in place, including the requirement to wear a face covering.
Book passenger assistance as you normally would. Please wear your own face covering and our staff will do likewise, this reduces the risk to you and our staff. If you don’t wear a face covering this will limit our ability to help you. If you do not have your own face covering we will provide a face covering for you. At our stations we have face coverings (including visors) and hand sanitiser available to help us help you.
Please see theaccessibility sectionbelow for more information.
Facilities
- Facilities including ticket offices, information points, lost property and the stations themselves may be operating reduced opening hours.
- How we're helping you travel safely during coronavirus.
Retailers
我们are working hard to safely reopen retail units in all of our stations. We hope to have all of your favourites available soon, but we will only reopen units when we are able to make sure we can adhere to social distancing guidance from the government. Our priority continues to be the safety of our passengers and retailer teams.
See it. Say it. Sorted.
When reporting any security issues around the railway to a member of staff or the British Transport Police (BTP),please keep your distance. Follow Government advice onstaying safe.You can also call or text BTP to report an issue. Call: 0800 40 50 40 / Text: 61016. In an emergency dial 999
Glasgow Central is a category A listed building that was built in 1879 and opened by the Caledonian Railway. Today, it serves around 29 million passengers a year, making it the 11th busiest station in Britain.
Station opening hours
- Monday to Saturday:04:00 – 00:30
- Sunday:07:00 – 00:30
Tickets and travel information
National Rail Enquiries
03457 48 49 50
Textphone:0345 60 50 600
我们lsh language line:0345 60 40 500
Station enquiries
General station enquiries:03457 11 41 41
Find your way around using theGlasgow Central Station Map
British Transport Police
TheBritish Transport Police办公室是在低级站的入口处。如果没有人在那里，请在入口处使用电话联系警察控制。
For help call0800 40 50 40(24 hours), text61016or speak to a member of station staff. In an emergency call999.
British Transport Police in our stations
Police patrol the station 24 hours a day.
Station tours
Find out more aboutGlasgow Central station tours.
Car
Pick-up / drop-off points
- 我们st Nile Street, south of St Vincent Street
- Renfield Street
- Gordon Street, east side
- Hope Street – before the taxi queue, next to the low level entrance
Sat nav postcode:G1 3SL
Car hire
There are no car hire companies within the station.
Bicycle
If you want to take your bicycle on the train, please check with the train operator first.
Train
For information about trains to and from Glasgow Central visitNational Rail Enquiriesor call03457 48 49 50.
Bus
Main bus stops: Hope Street, Union Street.
An inter-station bus leaves from Gordon Street on a circular route to Queen Street station, Buchanan bus station and back to Glasgow Central.
Airport buses leave from Waterloo Street (Hope Street exit).
Journey planner, timetables and live information – visitTraveline Scotland.
Tickets and information
Scottish destinations
Go to the ticket office:
- Monday to Saturday 06:00 – 23:25
- Sunday 07:00 – 23:05
They are run byAvanti West CoastandScotRail.
Other destinations
Go to the travel centre, next to the ticket office:
- Monday to Saturday 05:30 – 21:30
- Sunday 09:15 – 21:30
The travel centre is run byAvanti West Coast.
Ticket machines
There are machines around the station selling tickets for all train companies. They are run byAvanti West Coastand ScotRail.
Sleeper services
These run between Glasgow Central and London Euston. Go to the travel centre or call0845 7550 033.
Information
对于门票，火车时间和实时更新访问National Rail Enquiries,03457 48 49 50. Alternatively contact the train company.
Toilets and baby changing
Men, women:downstairs, by the Union Street exit.
无障碍厕所：inside the Gordon Street entrance, use intercom for access. Opposite the payphones at platform 9; Radar key required.
Baby change:inside the Gordon Street entrance.
Showers
Men’s and women’s showers are within the toilets, downstairs by the Union Street exit, £5.
Shower facilities are accessible to wheelchair users.
Cash and bureau de change
There are cash dispensers near platforms 10–11 and near WHSmith.
The nearest bureau de change is on Gordon Street, across from the main exit.
Telephones
By the entrance to platform 1.
接待处有一个教科电话。
Lost property
At the station
Items handed in at the station are kept in the left luggage office.Report a lost item online.
Lost property counter hours:
- Monday to Friday 09:00 – 17:00
- Saturday and Sunday 09:00 – 00:00
On board a train
Items left on trains are kept by the train company.
Left luggage
You can leave luggage at excess baggage, next to platform 1.
You can pre-book storage for your heavy, awkward or high-value luggage at one of our stationleft luggage facilities.
For more information visitleft luggage facilitiesor call020 8090 9939.
Trolleys
There are luggage trolleys at the Gordon Street entrance and on every platform.
Photo booths
There are booths for passport photos.
Wi-Fi
Pay as you go wireless internet access is available fromBT Wi-Fi.
Car park – Mitchell Street
There are 230 spaces available, find out more about thetariffon the NCP website. Debit and credit cards (except Amex) are accepted. The car park is open 24 hours, max vehicle height is 1.93 metres.
How to get there
Sat nav postcodeG1 3LN
Vehicle access is on Mitchell Street, accessed via Argyle Street. A detailedmapis available on the NCP website.
Accessible parking
Two Blue Badge spaces are available. Normal tariff fees apply.
自行车停车
The racks are near the escalators leading to the lower station, behind the departure boards. Racks are also located on platform 15. Short term bicycle parking is located next to our Mobility Point on main concourse opposite M&S.
For information about taking your bike on the train, see theto and fromsection.
Bicycle security– bikes are a popular target for thieves. Follow thesetips to keep your bicycle safe and secure.
Car park – Oswald Street
There are 550 spaces available.
An up to datetariffcan be found on the NCP website. Debit and credit cards (except Amex) are accepted.
There is a reduced tariff for stays under 20 minutes.
Open 24 hours. Max height 1.90 metres.
How to get there
Sat nav postcodeG1 4PA
Vehicle access is on Midland Street via Oswald Street only, which is in turn reached via Broomielaw or Commerce Street. View on themap(NCP website).
Accessible parking
There are six Blue Badge spaces: four on level five and two on level four. The normal tariff applies.
There is a level route between platform 15 and level five of the car park (station hours only).
Station accessibility
Step-free access
There are step-free routes to and from Gordon Street, Hope Street and the low-level Hope Street station. The Union Street entrance has steps.
To get to the low-level station from the main concourse, there are escalators by platforms 14-15 and lifts by the Hope Street entrance.
Accessible routes around Glasgow Central stationwith photos from National Rail Enquiries.
Ticket office
售票处都没有低柜台。
Induction loops
On the concourse near the main seating area. There is no loop in the reception.
Visually impaired
There are tactile warning strips along each platform.
Requesting assistance
Coronavirus information:Book passenger assistance as you normally would. Please wear your own face covering and our staff will do likewise, this reduces the risk to you and our staff. If you don’t wear a face covering this will limit our ability to help you. If you do not have your own face covering we will provide a face covering for you. At our stations we have face coverings (including visors) and hand sanitiser available to help us help you.
Speak to any member of our staff or go to Mobility Point where there is an intercom at entrance. Alternatively contact your train company, ideally 24 hours in advance:
- Monday to Friday 07:00 – 18:00 (closed bank holidays)
Alternatively, contact your train company, ideally 24 hours in advance:
If you wish to book assistance but are not sure which train operator you are travelling with, you can call0800 022 3720. On calling, you will be referred to the appropriate train operator.
Accessible toilets
- Inside the Gordon Street entrance, use intercom for access
- Near the entrance to the low-level station, opposite the payphones; Radar key required
They are closed at midnight.
Wheelchairs
Wheelchairs can be borrowed for use around the station.
Textphone
在车站接收中（请参阅上面请求的帮助）。
Getting to and from the station
Car
Pick-up / drop-off points:
- 我们st Nile Street, south of St Vincent Street
- Renfield Street
- Gordon Street, east side
- Hope Street – before the taxi queue, next to the low level entrance
Bus
There are bus stops on:
- Gordon Street
- Hope Street – before the taxi queue, next to the low level entrance
- 联盟街——联盟街退出步骤。
Airport buses leave from Waterloo Street (Hope Street exit).
ci inter-station总线留下戈登街rcular route, Queen Street station – Buchanan bus station – Glasgow Central.
Taxi
Taxi rank:opposite the main entrance at Gordon Street.
并非所有出租车都可以访问。
For more information visittraintaxi.
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