Broughty Ferry to Glasgow Trains From €17.85*

• Most UK train operators allow passengers to bring a reasonable amount of luggage free of charge.
• This is commonly considered three items per passenger, typically 2 larger bags and 1 smaller bag. Larger items cover suitcases, backpacks, and other similarly-sized items.
• Bags go in overhead racks, under seats, or in designated floor-level luggage stacks.
• Occasionally, some providers have stricter policies, such as Lumo, which enforces a limit of 1 medium suitcase and 1 small under-seat bag per person.

• Standard bicycles and folding bikes are generally allowed.
• Bike reservations are required on some services and are usually free.
• Some operators also permit tandems and e-bikes.
• Please note that e-scooters, motorcycles, tricycles, and bicycle trailers are not permitted.
• We strongly recommend checking the specific cycle policy on your train operator's website before you travel.

• Children under 5 usually travel free when accompanied by a fare-paying passenger.
• Children aged 5–15 get 50% off, and 16-year-olds can use the 16-17 Saver Railcard for 50% off.

• Each provider generally allows up to two animals per passenger free of charge, but individual operators can have additional restrictions.
• Throughout the journey, dogs must be on a lead, and any other pets must remain in their carrier.
• Animals are not permitted on seats or in restaurant carriages.

• Passengers with disabilities or additional needs can arrange free assistance with their train operator.
• This includes help at the station, boarding and leaving the train, and making connections. Assistance can also include ramps for wheelchair users and help finding accessible facilities or the correct platform.
• Wheelchair spaces and accessible toilets are available on many trains, although facilities vary by service.
• To ensure support is available for your journey, this service should be booked in advance.

If a direct route exists: Yes, there is a direct train between Broughty Ferry and Glasgow. However, you will find indirect services listed too, including options where you'll need to change trains. Check each listing for either "direct" or how many stops are required when purchasing your ticket.

If no direct route exists: There is no direct service between Broughty Ferry and Glasgow. Instead, when browsing routes, you will see our recommendations for the most convenient and time-efficient stations to change at.

[If journeys include Merseyrail and/or Northern]: Although Wi-Fi is becoming increasingly present on rail services, it can still depend on who provides your specific route. For instance, Merseyrail and older Northern models do not offer Wi-Fi currently; all other providers do, however.

[All others:] Yes, most trains on the route from Broughty Ferry to Glasgow are equipped with Wi-Fi, as well as power sockets at your seat. However, please note that the availability of these services can vary depending on the train company.