Manchester to Warrington West WAW Trains From £2.00*

Getting from Manchester Oxford Road to Warrington West with Northern takes around thirty-five minutes as it’s only around 21 miles between the two destinations.

As you travel, you’ll notice the city of Manchester gradually get larger as you zip past the suburbs and into the city centre.

Northern runs trains throughout Northern England, covering regions such as the North East, North West, and Yorkshire & Humberside. It links big cities like Newcastle, Preston, York, Leeds, and Manchester with smaller local hubs such as Knaresborough, Morpeth, and Darlington, as well as smaller rural stations.

Departing from Manchester Oxford Road

Manchester Oxford Road station is among the busiest in the city. It is located along Station Approach on Oxford Road. It is easily accessible via local buses and taxis, and as a major city station, it connects to numerous light rail options, which is ideal if you are travelling by rail from elsewhere. It is also linked to Manchester Victoria and Piccadilly.

As a busy station, many UK rail operators choose to run their services through Manchester Oxford Road. Northern, which serves routes to places like Warrington, Windermere, Liverpool Lime Street, and Blackpool, operates from here. As well as TransPennine Express, East Midlands Railway, and Transport for Wales.

Main stops

It takes eight stops to get from Manchester to Warrington. These are: Trafford Park, Humphrey Park, Urmston, Flixton, Irlam, Birchwood, Padgate, and Warrington Central.

These routes may change due to scheduling changes or construction work. It’s best to check before you travel.

If you want to buy cheap train tickets, then you should book early, use a Railcard, and check sites like TrainPal for the best fares.

Arriving at Warrington West (WAW)

Warrington West(WAW) is located along San Diego Drive, in Great Sankey, Warrington. It’s a little outside Warrington town centre, so it’s best to depart at Warrington Central station if that’s where you need to be.

Warrington West(WAW) has bus service that operates from the station. However, if you need a taxi you’ll need to book it yourself.

If you’re in Warrington, why not visit the Warrington Museum & Art Gallery for its Victorian arts and craftwork collections.

Northern train classes

• Standard Class: Comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi. There are also tables and power sockets for your devices.
• First Class: Northern does not have First Class sections on any of its trains.

Northern train travel advice

• Luggage: Maximum of three items of luggage. This goes up to two larger items and one smaller bag.
• Pets: Dogs, cats, and other small animals can travel for free. Dogs must be on a lead. Other animals must travel in carriers. There is a maximum of two pets per passenger.
• Bicycles: Bikes can be stored free of charge, but space is limited. There is no need to book a space.
• Children: Under 5’s can travel for free. Children aged 5 to 15 can save 50% on their tickets. Booking in advance using TrainPal helps ensure families can sit together. The Family & Friends Railcard offers up to 1/3 off family ticket costs.
• Passenger Assist: Assist passengers with boarding and alighting trains, help with entering and exiting stations, reserve seats, purchase tickets, and more.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.