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Brighton Train Station is a great place to catch a train in Brighton. It's not too busy, and a train to London and Heathrow Airport runs every 15 minutes, which is really convenient. The station is clean and tidy, making it a pleasant place to wait for your train. During Brighton FC home games, the station can get quite busy, but it's still manageable. There are eight platforms, and the station has facilities for people with disabilities, which is good to see. Inside the station, you'll find toilets, coffee shops, W.H. Smith, and M&S, so you can grab a snack or a magazine while you wait for your train. Overall, Brighton Train Station is a convenient and well-equipped transportation hub in Brighton, making it easy for locals and visitors to travel to and from the city.

Brighton station is served by Thameslink Southern and Gatwick express trains. With services going to Croydon, Gatwick Airport, Portsmouth Harbour and many other destinations too. This station is always busy especially when Brighton Fc have played and any events taking place. There are eight platforms here and disabled access is available here. There are toilets coffee shops and M&S all inside the station. The platforms are long and the station was tidy. Lots of ticket barriers to use here but can get so busy anytime of the day.

It's an overall nice station. It's got an M&S for food if you need it, two different coffee stalls, a WHSmith, a PRET, there's a pizza stall right outside the station, the bikepark is quite acccessible and the toilets are quite decent. Great for services to London and other cities in the south east coast of England.