The next scheduled train departures from Aberdeen. Want to follow your train live on the map? Get Trainradar24, free.
Updated:
| Departure | Train | Destination | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16:25 | ScotRail 2A77 |
Inverurie | — |
| 16:32 | ScotRail 0230 |
Glasgow Queen Street | — |
| 16:57 | ScotRail 2A79 |
Inverurie | — |
| 17:14 | ScotRail 2A90 |
Dundee | — |
| 17:25 | ScotRail 0424 |
Inverness | — |
| 17:27 | ScotRail 2B36 |
Montrose | — |
| 17:39 | ScotRail 2B33 |
Inverurie | — |
| 17:45 | ScotRail 0231 |
Glasgow Queen Street | — |
| 17:59 | ScotRail 2B38 |
Montrose | — |
| 18:15 | ScotRail 0511 |
Inverness | — |
| 18:18 | London North Eastern Railway 5800 |
Doncaster | — |
| 18:33 | ScotRail 0232 |
Glasgow Queen Street | — |
Powered by National Rail Enquiries; GTFS conversion by TravelWhiz, CC BY 4.0; route geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
The board below lists the next 14 departures from Aberdeen, heading to 7 different destinations — among them Inverurie, Glasgow Queen Street and Dundee. Times come from the operator's own timetable feed, so they match the screens at the station.
Direct destinations served from Aberdeen in the current departure board:
InverurieGlasgow Queen StreetDundeeInvernessMontroseDoncasterEdinburgh Waverley
Departures for Aberdeen come from Powered by National Rail Enquiries; GTFS conversion by TravelWhiz, CC BY 4.0; route geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. This market publishes a timetable without live delay reporting, so the board shows planned times and the status column stays empty. The app shows the same trains moving on a live map, which is the part a static page cannot do.
The page itself is rebuilt roughly every half hour; open it again for a fresh board rather than relying on a tab left open since morning.
Open the board above — the status column shows the delay in minutes next to each departure. For a train that has already left, or for one departing later today, the live map in the Trainradar24 app follows the whole run.
The platform column shows it whenever the operator publishes that information. A dash means the platform has not been assigned yet; it usually appears a few minutes before departure, and the screens at Aberdeen remain the final word.
It lists the next departures from the moment the page was built, not a full day's timetable. For a train leaving tomorrow, use the search in the app.
From Powered by National Rail Enquiries; GTFS conversion by TravelWhiz, CC BY 4.0; route geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. We do not resell or alter it — we present it next to the live positions we collect ourselves.