Trains at Cardiff Airport
There is no railway station at Cardiff Airport, but there is a free shuttle bus from The Railway Station (Rhoose Cardiff International Station), to the Central Bus Station where you can make your onward bus connection to the Airport.
A rail link also connects Rhoose Cardiff International Station to Cardiff Central and Bridgend. Trains run every hour from Monday to Saturday and every two hours on Sundays.
The station is operated by Arriva Trains Wales and is located near the Millennium Stadium in Central Square. The railway station forecourt accommodates Cardiff Central Bus Station. There are two entrances with the main one on Central Square, accessed from Wood Street, adjacent to the bus station and two main taxi ranks. This entrance leads to the station's main forecourt with ticket desks and machines, information desks, cafés and newsagents. Cash machines are also situated outside the main entrance.
For further information contact www.arrivatrainswales.co.uk
Cardiff Airport Trains
Cardiff Central operates direct trains to London, the South East and the South West and the North of England. The bus station outside the train station runs buses to and from the airport. There is also a train station in Barry Town, trains run from Cardiff to Barry approximately every 15 minutes.
The station is a major interchange hub for Valley Lines Services to local Welsh destinations, the South Wales Main Line, Virgin Cross Country and Central Citylink Services.
For ticket price information click here or telephone the National Rail Enquiries service on
08457 484950 (+44 8457 484950 from outside the UK).
For European ticket and timetable information call Rail Europe +44 (0)990 848848.
