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Cheap Train Tickets
London to Birmingham Train prices and times
Planning a journey from London to Birmingham? Trip.com offers train tickets starting from as low as $11.98, with average prices for this route around $12.46. To ensure you get the most affordable fares, we suggest exploring alternatives like split tickets.
- Thu, May 1From $19.96
- Fri, May 2From $18.10
- Sat, May 3From $11.98
- Sun, May 4From $19.96
- Mon, May 5From $27.81
- Tue, May 6From $11.98
- Wed, May 7From $16.63
| Departure | Arrival | Duration | Operator | Find Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
00:05 London Marylebone | 07:03 Birmingham Moor Street | 6h 58m, Changes required |  | Find Tickets |
00:39 London Euston | 06:15 Birmingham New Street | 5h 36m, Changes required | West Midlands Trains | Find Tickets |
01:39 London Euston | 07:14 Birmingham New Street | 5h 35m, Changes required | West Midlands Trains | Find Tickets |
05:31 London Euston | 07:44 Birmingham New Street | 2h 13m, Changes required |  West Midlands Trains | Find Tickets |
05:35 London Euston | 08:14 Birmingham New Street | 2h 39m, Direct | West Midlands Trains | Find Tickets |
06:04 London Marylebone | 08:05 Paris | 2h 1m, Direct | | Find Tickets View More Trains |
London to Birmingham Train Route Details
First train
00:05
Last train
23:30
Journey time
1h 16m
Distance
102 miles
Price
$11.98*
How to book cheap train tickets from London to Birmingham
Season Tickets for frequent travel
Are you frequently traveling between London and Birmingham on a weekly, monthly, or annual basis? Season Tickets provide unlimited travel during specific times, allowing you to freely hop on and off trains between two stations without worrying about individual ticket bookings, and offering significant savings in the process.
Network Railcard for South East England
To save on train travel in South East England, consider getting a Network Railcard. For a £30 annual fee, this railcard offers 1/3 off most fares, including routes to and from London. Whether for standard or off-peak tickets, it's highly advantageous for frequent travelers within this region.
Traveling in off-peak train times
Off-Peak train tickets are generally cheaper than peak-time tickets, allowing travel outside morning (6:30 AM–9:30 AM) and evening (4:00 PM–7:00 PM) rush hours on weekdays. If your schedule allows for flexibility, choosing off-peak times for your trip from London to Birmingham can result in significant cost savings.
Get 1/3 off with a Railcard
You can choose a Railcard to help you save up to 1/3 on fares from London to Birmingham for various reasons, such as your age (including the 16–25 Railcard or Senior Railcard) or options geared towards group travel (Family & Friends Railcard and Two Together Railcard). Discover more here.
Split tickets to save an average extra 30%
Another option to consider is splitting your tickets, which can save you around an extra 30% on fares. Instead of purchasing a direct ticket from London to Birmingham, you can split the route into two legs: A to C and C to B. This often turns out to be more affordable than buying a direct ticket, and you won't even need to leave the train… or often your seat!.
Book in advance to save an average of 61%
Advance Tickets are usually released up to 12 weeks before the travel date and can be significantly cheaper than tickets purchased closer to departure. By planning your trip from London to Birmingham ahead of time and securing your tickets early, you can save up to 61% on the cost of your travel.
Travel in a group to save 1/3
If you are planning a trip with a group of three to nine people, take advantage of ⅓ off standard fares with group travel discounts, offered by many train companies, perfect for journeys with your family, friends, or colleagues.
London to Birmingham Train Ticket Types
Here are different ticket types available for this route, each with their own benefits and restrictions. Here are the options to consider:
Off-peak & Super Off-peak Tickets
Off-peak tickets are cheaper and offer more flexibility for travel during less busy times. Super Off-Peak tickets are even cheaper and suitable for unconventional schedules.
Return train tickets
Valid for both an outbound and return journey from the same destination on your chosen route.
Advance train tickets
Typically the most cost-effective option for train travel. They are usually available for purchase 12 weeks before the travel date.
Season train tickets
Season tickets allow unlimited travel between two stations and can save you more than 1/3 on train fares.
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*After comparing the full year of 2023 for SplitTickets and full-price tickets on Trip.com, the average savings rate for SplitTickets is 30%.