Manchester Piccadilly to Stoke-On-Trent Trains From €3.77*

Departing from Manchester Piccadilly

Main stops

Arriving at Stoke-On-Trent

Avanti West Coast train classes 

• Standard Class: Enjoy a smooth and comfortable journey onboard Avanti West Coast with free Wi-Fi and power sockets at selected seats. You can also order food and drinks with Click & Collect from the onboard restaurant car straight to your seat.
• Standard Premium: Upgrade to Standard Premium for a more spacious and relaxed experience with wider seats, extra legroom and plug sockets at every window seat.
• First Class: Travel from Manchester Piccadilly to Stoke-on-Trent first class and enjoy a more relaxed journey with complimentary food and drinks, including alcoholic options, all served to your seat. It’s the perfect way to unwind or catch up on work in comfort before you arrive.

Avanti West Coast train travel advice

• Luggage: Passengers can bring up to three items of luggage on board Avanti West Coast services free of charge, including suitcases, holdalls and backpacks. Store your bags in overhead racks, under seats or in designated luggage areas, making sure aisles and doors are kept clear.
• Bicycles: Both standard bikes and e-bikes are welcome on board Avanti West Coast services with a free reservation. Space, however, is limited, so it’s best to book early. Folding bikes can travel on all services at any time when stored as luggage. E-scooters are not permitted.
• Children: Kids under five travel free of charge, and children aged 5-15 are eligible for 50% off standard fares. Teenagers can also access half-price fares with a 16-17 Saver railcard.
• Pets: Passengers can bring up to two pets onboard for free. Dogs must be kept on a lead or transported in a secure carrier, and all pets should remain off the seats.
• Passenger Assist: Passengers requiring extra help with boarding, managing luggage or navigating stations can book Passenger Assist in advance or request help from station staff on the day of travel.

CrossCountry train classes 

• Standard Class: Whether you’re travelling on a high-speed Voyager or a regional Turbostar service, CrossCountry trains feature spacious carriages, attentive service and onboard catering on most routes, as well as free Wi-Fi, accessible seating and dedicated luggage space.
• First Class: Travel Manchester Piccadilly to Stoke-on-Trent first class and enjoy an extra level of comfort with wider reclining seats, generous legroom and at-seat tables – perfect for both working and relaxing. On many services, complimentary snacks and drinks are also available.

CrossCountry train travel advice

• Luggage: As storage space on CrossCountry services is limited, it’s best to bring just one medium-sized bag. On long-distance Voyager trains larger luggage can be placed in dedicated racks in Coaches D and J.
• Bicycles: Standard bikes and e-bikes are welcome on board all CrossCountry services with a free reservation. Folding bikes can travel without a reservation, and are welcome on board all trains as long as they are folded and stowed correctly. E-scooters are not permitted.
• Children: Kids under five travel for free, while children aged 5-15 can get 50% off standard fares. Teenagers can purchase a 16-17 Saver railcard for half-price tickets, while families can save even more with a Family & Friends railcard, offering a third off adult tickets and 60% off for children.
• Pets: Passengers can bring up to two pets on board at no extra cost. Dogs must be kept on a lead or in a secure carrier, and all pets must remain off the seats at all times.
• Passenger Assist: If you need extra help with boarding, wheelchair access or assistance with luggage, you can book Passenger Assist in advance or ask station staff on the day for support.

Northern train classes

• Standard Class: Enjoy a comfortable journey with spacious seating and free Wi-Fi on many of Northern’s newer trains, as well as dedicated areas for luggage and bikes – for a smooth and convenient journey from start to finish.
• First Class: Northern services do not currently offer a First Class option.

Northern train travel advice

• Luggage: Northern doesn’t have a set luggage limit, but space can be tight, so it’s best to travel light – one small bag and one medium suitcase per person is ideal. Bags can be stowed in overhead racks, under your seat or in the end-of-carriage storage areas.
• Bicycles: Both standard bikes and electric bikes are welcome onboard Northern trains, though space can be limited and may vary by service. Be sure to board early to secure a spot. Folding bikes are classed as regular luggage and can be brought onboard at any time.
• Children: Under-5s can travel free of charge, while children aged 5-15 only pay 50% of standard fares. Teens aged 16-17 can travel half-price with a 16-17 Saver railcard, and families can save even more with a Family & Friends railcard, offering one third off adult fares and 60% off child fares.
• Pets: Passengers can bring up to two pets on board Northern trains for free. Dogs must be kept on a lead or transported in a secure carrier, and pets are not allowed on seats.
• Passenger Assist: If you need support with boarding, carrying luggage, or getting around stations, Passenger Assist is available to pre-book or can be arranged on the day at larger, staffed stations.