Durham to Leeds (West Yorkshire) from $13: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train from Durham to Leeds, you will generally travel with operators such as TransPennine Express and Northern Rail. TransPennine Express provides onboard catering services, including a selection of light snacks and refreshments, as well as a complimentary service in First Class where you can enjoy a wider variety of food and beverages.

• There are different seating options available on this route. TransPennine Express offers Standard Class and First Class seating. Standard Class is comfortable with decent legroom, while First Class offers more spacious seating, complimentary refreshments, and quiet carriages. Northern Rail primarily operates in Standard Class without First Class upgrade options.

• When you arrive at Leeds Station, you will find luggage storage facilities available at the station where you can safely leave your bags for a few hours. Additionally, the station provides clean restroom facilities, but for showers, you may need to visit local gyms or accommodations. To reach the city center quickly, take the bus number 3 or 5, which runs frequently and will drop you off right near the heart of the city.

• Arrive at the University - Palatine Centre bus station at least 15 minutes early; Megabus often updates their schedules online which can help you avoid last-minute surprises. Check their official site for any updates: megabus.com

• Since the trip to Leeds takes approximately 1h 45m, use this time to plan your visit; make sure to download maps of Leeds in advance or take note of key stops on the route, as there may be limited Wi-Fi availability during the ride.

• Upon arrival at Leeds Bus Station, take advantage of the information desks available for easy navigation; the station is well-connected to local transport, so pick up a map or schedule for buses and trains to explore the city efficiently. More information on Leeds transport can be found here: wymetro.com