Glen Innes Train Station: delays, cancellations and waits

How the trains at Glen Innes on Auckland's East-West Line actually ran: how many left late, how many left early, how many never turned up at all, how long you really wait between them and how long the trip to the city takes. Recorded at this platform, day after day.

Glen Innes is served by Auckland's East-West Line. It is stop 20 of 27 on the Swanson ↔ Manukau run, between Meadowbank and Panmure. Four things are recorded at this platform and nowhere summarised on its behalf: how late departures were, how many booked trains never came, how long the gap between trains actually ran against the timetabled gap, and how long the ride between here and Waitematā, 3 stops away, actually took.

Glen Innes

Journey time
99.0%↓ 0.4 pts vs prev 14d

The figure is the trip from here to Waitematā on the East-West Line.

How long rides took compared with the timetable, and where time was lost.

A trip counts if it's no more than 5 minutes slower than planned. Arriving early never counts against it.

Punctuality can't see this. A train that leaves late but keeps pace costs you no time on the way. One that leaves on time and crawls does.

We time the ride from here to the city, and back.

How we measure

Day by day: rides within 5 minutes of the booked time

14 Oct – 27 Oct

Typical time from here

How long the trip takes, not how often it runs to time.

DestinationTypical trip
Waitematā11m 46susually (10m 45s – 13m 31s)
Henderson51m 16susually (50m 02s – 54m 23s)
New Lynn40m 03susually (38m 43s – 43m 12s)
Manukau25m 01susually (22m 55s – 27m 32s)
Puhinui18m 28susually (17m 25s – 20m 37s)
Ōtāhuhu10m 29susually (8m 51s – 11m 30s)
Panmure1m 42susually (52s – 2m 33s)

How this stop compares along the line

In running order. Each stop is scored on its journey to Waitematā, so Waitematā has no reading of its own. Drawn along the East-West Line.

Glen Innes99.0%
  • Line average (98.2%)
  • This stop