Scarborough to York from $13: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train trip from Scarborough to York, northern trains typically provide an onboard catering service that includes a range of snacks and beverages. You can expect light refreshments, including sandwiches, drinks, and some hot food options available for purchase at the train’s café counter. Check the Northern Rail website for more specifics about their catering options: northernrailway.co.uk

• The trains on this route primarily offer two seating options: Standard (Economy) and First Class. Standard class is comfortable and provides ample legroom, while First Class offers additional comfort with more spacious seating, complimentary drinks, and sometimes a quieter environment. For more details on seating arrangements, visit the TransPennine Express website: tpexpress.co.uk

• When you arrive at York Station, you can leave your luggage at the left luggage office located near the station entrances, which is a convenient option if you want to explore the city without heavy bags. The station also has clean restrooms available for passenger use. For navigating York upon arrival, Warwick Road (bus route 4) operates directly to the city center, making it the fastest option if you prefer bus transit. Alternatively, it's a straightforward 15-20 minute walk into the center.

• Before your trip, check the Coastliner schedule to ensure you're aware of any potential schedule changes, especially during holidays; you can find current timetables at Coastliner.

• When arriving at Peasholme Green in York, be prepared to navigate through York’s city center, which can be busy; consider downloading the City of York Council travel app to view real-time transport options and walking directions to nearby attractions.

• If you're planning to grab a bite before boarding the bus at the Rail Station in Scarborough, try the nearby 'Cafe No1 Scarborough' for a quick coffee and snack to fuel your journey.