Travelling to Norwich train station
Useful Sites:
- Transport for London to plan tube journeys within London
- National Rail to plan rail journeys
- National Express. for coach timetables and to book coach travel-tickets. There is a regular service between London and Norwich among others.
- Travel line East Anglia Norwich is in East Anglia. Travel planning around the South East of England, this area includes London and East Anglia.
- Visit Norwich - getting to Norwich guide
Direct train links to Norwich station
- Service from London Liverpool Street to Norwich include Stratford, Colchester, Manningtree, Ipswich and Diss.
- Services from Liverpool Lime Street to Norwich. Stops on this service include (but are not limited to) Manchester Piccadilly, Stockport, Sheffield, Nottingham, Peterborough and Ely.
- Service from Cambridge to Norwich also calling at: Ely, Thetford, Wymondham.
- For the full list see this wikipedia page on Norwich station
Train timetabling information
To plan your train journey use National Rail's website. Remember to use Autscape's arranged transport you must have arrived at Norwich train station by 4:30pm (tell us if you will be travelling on the London service timetabled to arrive at 4:27pm).
If you are using Autscape's arranged transport for the return journey, book services which leave after 2:45pm.
Coach / Bus travel to Norwich
- National Express
- Megabus: Megabus.
- The Travel line website can be used to plan bus / coach journeys. At the end of the screen are the transport options, untick those you don't want to use.
- The X1 bus service runs from Peterborough and King's Lynn to Norwich. In the other direction is runs from Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft.
If you need further assistance please email registrar@autscape.org. We cannot purchase tickets for you.
Transport Policy
Working out how to get to Autscape, buying tickets and organising your journey is your own responsibility. We do our best to provide some basic advice and information on transport options to help people coming to the conference because we understand that many autistics find this challenging. But this information is provided by volunteers who are also autistic and are working hard to organise the Autscape conference. So if you need a lot of support to plan and arrange your particular journey, you need to get tha t support from family, friends or other support people. The responsibility for making sure that you actually arrive safely at Autscape is yours.