Aylesbury Railway Station - Services

Services

Train services to London are usually via Amersham on the London to Aylesbury Line. Passengers can travel via Princes Risborough and change to a service on the Chiltern Main Line, but this takes longer. Late at night and on Sundays, some services run direct to Marylebone via the Princes Risborough and Chiltern Main Line route, without the need to change.

At peak times there are up to five trains per hour to London in the morning and returning from London in the evening. Some of these are expresses, which do not serve stations shared with the Metropolitan Line nearer to London. The typical service pattern is as follows:

Monday-Friday

  • 2 trains per hour to/from London via Amersham (plus 1 train per hour express service to London in morning, and from London in evening peak) (1 train per hour extends north to Aylesbury Vale Parkway)
  • 1 train per hour to/from Princes Risborough

Saturday

  • 2 trains per hour to/from London via Amersham (1 train per hour is extended north to Aylesbury Vale Parkway)
  • 1 train per hour to/from Princes Risborough

Sunday

  • 1 train per hour to/from London via Amersham (All trains terminate at Aylesbury Vale Parkway on Sundays)
  • 1 train per hour to/from London via Princes Risborough
Preceding station National Rail Following station
Stoke Mandeville Chiltern Railways
Aylesbury Vale Parkway
Little Kimble Chiltern Railways
Terminus
Disused railways
Stoke Mandeville British Railways
Waddesdon
Preceding station London Underground Following station
Terminus Metropolitan line Stoke Mandeville towards Baker Street or Aldgate
Stoke Mandeville Metropolitan Railway
Waddesdon
Stoke Mandeville Metropolitan Line
Quainton Road

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