Trains from Leeds to Salisbury

Leeds to Salisbury train information

Which operators can I use?

Find your ticket on gopili to identify the different operators for your train connecting Leeds (Yorkshire and the Humber England) to Salisbury (South West England). The services on board may vary depending on the rail operator.

How long is the train?

There are 189 miles from Leeds to Salisbury. Train travel is most of the time the quickest way to travel to Salisbury from Leeds, and it’s also more environmentally friendly than driving or taking the plane.

How much does it costs?

Prices may vary quickly. We suggest you to make a search to look at the latest available offers.

Best prices for Leeds to Salisbury train tickets

Leeds - Salisbury prices calendar

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Best prices for Leeds to Salisbury trains

We compare train ticket for all major companies to travel between Leeds and Salisbury by train and find the best prices for the coming days. Take a look at the prices of train tickets Salisbury to Leeds and find the best deal for your outbound journey.

Discount Leeds - Salisbury train tickets

The best way to spend less on your Leeds Salisbury train ticket must be to have a railcard. While regional railcards exist in some areas, National railcards enable you to make savings on most rail fares across the United Kingdom. Everyone is eligible to at least one of the railcard, even non-UK citizens. National railcards available: 16-25 railcard, Senior discount card, Two together railcard, Family and Friends discount card and Disabled persons railcard.

When purchasing a railcard, you want to save money after several journeys. But is it really worth it when travelling from Leeds to Salisbury? Check with your calculator, considering:

A = the cost of the railcard (i.e.: £30)

B = average saving with the railcard (i.e.: 34%)

C = average price for a Leeds Salisbury ticket (i.e.: £50.00)(1)

Initially, divide A by B: this will give you the budget from which the card will be profitable. Now divide that number by C. The result is the minimum number of journeys needed throughout the duration of the railcard's validity to be profitable.

In our example, A/B = £30/34% = £88.00. Then, 88/£50.00 = 1.76. Your railcard will be worthwile once you will have done at least 2 trips from Leeds to Salisbury (one way trip).

Railcards enable you to get a third off most train fares for a year. The Disabled persons railcard costs £20 and the 5 other railcards £30.

⁽¹⁾Average prices observed over the last 6 months for one way journey