IC train to LeuvenorIC train to Gent-Sint-Pieters?

IC · NMBS/SNCBIC train to Leuven

From

The station under the terminal, below the departures and arrivals hall

To

Leuven station, one stop, with nothing in between

Luggage

Intercity carriages with racks and space by the doors.

Runs

05:21–23:38

Journey

13–14 min

EUR 11.90 on a weekday, with the EUR 6.90 supplement inside it: only 30 cents more than the ticket to Bruxelles-Central, for a train that goes the other way.

WEEKDAYS ONLY, in the base timetable. On a Saturday or Sunday change at Brussel-Noord — about 43 minutes in all — or take De Lijn bus 91, which runs seven days a week.

Thirteen minutes, one stop, no Brussels: it is the fastest thing this airport does.

Children under 12 travel free with you and pay no supplement; they walk through the gates with you.

IC train to Leuven: price for every party size

IC · NMBS/SNCBIC train to Gent-Sint-Pieters

From

The station under the terminal, below the departures and arrivals hall

To

Gent-Sint-Pieters, via Bruxelles-Nord, Central and Midi

Luggage

Intercity carriages with racks and space by the doors.

Runs

05:24–23:24

Journey

54–86 min

EUR 20.00 on a weekday and EUR 16.10 at the weekend, the EUR 6.90 supplement inside both — the same ticket is valid on the fast train and the slow one.

Take the train at 24 past on a weekday. The one at 57 past also goes to Ghent, direct, and takes 83 minutes instead of 55.

At weekends only the 83-minute train runs, hourly, and the last one leaves at 22:57.

Gent-Sint-Pieters is south of the old town: De Lijn trams 1 and 3 from the station forecourt reach Kouter on an ordinary EUR 3.00 ticket.

Children under 12 travel free with you and pay no supplement.

IC train to Gent-Sint-Pieters: price for every party size